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evidenceevidencedigital2015 Federal Trial240-AThe journal describes a project initially called Underground Brokers, later named Silk Road, and a plan to produce mushrooms in a cabin laboratory near Bastrop for sale on the site. During cross-examination, Dratel read additional passages about a rental-house sale, trading, Good Wagon Books, and personal relationships.
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The journal describes a project initially called Underground Brokers, later named Silk Road, and a plan to produce mushrooms in a cabin laboratory near Bastrop for sale on the site. During cross-examination, Dratel read additional passages about a rental-house sale, trading, Good Wagon Books, and personal relationships.

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  • Previously admitted journal file labeled 2010, describing Silk Road's development and a mushroom lab near Bastrop

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Dratel cited the entry's proposed general marketplace in closing to argue that Ulbricht had not joined the charged conspiracy.

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