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evidenceevidencedigital2015 Federal TrialGovernment Exhibit 226DHoward read previously admitted portions of the chat on Day 6. A December 9, 2011 exchange describes two contacts who believed the site had been sold, and a January 15, 2012 exchange discusses changing the Admin name to Dread Pirate Roberts.
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Government Exhibit 226D

Howard read previously admitted portions of the chat on Day 6. A December 9, 2011 exchange describes two contacts who believed the site had been sold, and a January 15, 2012 exchange discusses changing the Admin name to Dread Pirate Roberts.

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  • Chat identified as Government Exhibit 226D

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After the defense elicited testimony about Ulbricht's claimed departure from Silk Road, the government read the exchange describing two contacts who believed the site had been sold. The reading did not identify those contacts by name.

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