Was it by the defense or by the prosecution?

Have you ever gone to a restaurant where it's supposed to be really good food, and they show up, and they give you this thing, and you look at it, and it's actually a really good presentation.

They have this little thing, little thing, and there's a little garnish on top.

You're like, wow, that actually touches off the whole plate.

Now, whether or not it tastes good or not, who knows? We just know that the presentation is there.

It looks kind of cool.

The garnish was really the P. Diddy issue.

These are

And this is when, 2025?

This is in 2026.

And he's already retired.

And he's retired for three years.

And he's had the case from 2017 to 2023, so six years.

Now you've got another three years, so it's nine years later, and this guy is going to write a report.

So what he does is he writes sort of a synopsis of his – probably pulled out his calendar and said, oh, I met with that guy that day and said, on this day I met with that guy at this time, and he told me X and done.

Base.

I don't know if it came up during the trial, but they were saying that they had a receipt that Keffe D's wife rented a room in Vegas that weekend.

Yeah.

So here's what they're referring to, right? Um, when they execute a search warrant on your home, what they do is they, they show you the warrant and say, "We got...

You know, we, we're here to search for evidence on this particular issue." They went into Keffe D's home in 1996, right after the shooting took place.

So in October, first part of October, they, they, they search his home.

They don't find anything in the home, right? A year later, they search Keffe D's home again, right? They search it for the Biggie Smalls murder.

They're looking for evidence on the Biggie Smalls murder.

Are you trying to see your cl- your client in to jail?"