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evidenceevidencedigital2015 Federal TrialGovernment Exhibit 129CJared Der-Yeghiayan identified Government Exhibit 129C as his October 1, 2013 chat log with Dread Pirate Roberts, and the court received it without objection on Day 2. The exchange included a request to check a flagged message and DPR's response that he needed to log in; later questioning distinguished chat availability from a Silk Road marketplace login. Der-Yeghiayan testified that he received no further DPR replies after Ulbricht's arrest and that the conversation matched the chat on Ulbricht's computer, apart from the label for DPR and the display colors.
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Government Exhibit 129C

Jared Der-Yeghiayan identified Government Exhibit 129C as his October 1, 2013 chat log with Dread Pirate Roberts, and the court received it without objection on Day 2. The exchange included a request to check a flagged message and DPR's response that he needed to log in; later questioning distinguished chat availability from a Silk Road marketplace login. Der-Yeghiayan testified that he received no further DPR replies after Ulbricht's arrest and that the conversation matched the chat on Ulbricht's computer, apart from the label for DPR and the display colors.

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Also known as (3)
  • Arrest-day chat
  • Arrest-day chat shown in Government Exhibit 129C
  • Cirrus–DPR chat log, including the final messages and disconnect entry

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The matching chat supported the prosecution's arrest-day identification of Ulbricht as Dread Pirate Roberts.

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