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evidenceevidencestipulation2015 Federal TrialGovernment Exhibit 805The admitted stipulation stated that Canadian authorities had no record of residents named Blake Krokoff or Andrew Lawsry, or any name associated with FriendlyChemist. It also stated that authorities had no records of the specified White Rock and Surrey homicides or other evidence that anyone was physically harmed by the plans discussed by DPR and redandwhite.
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Government Exhibit 805

The admitted stipulation stated that Canadian authorities had no record of residents named Blake Krokoff or Andrew Lawsry, or any name associated with FriendlyChemist. It also stated that authorities had no records of the specified White Rock and Surrey homicides or other evidence that anyone was physically harmed by the plans discussed by DPR and redandwhite.

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  • Stipulation concerning Canadian authorities' lack of records of the named residents or specified homicides and lack of other evidence of resulting physical harm

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The stipulation contrasted messages reporting completed killings with Canadian authorities' lack of records of the specified homicides or other evidence of resulting physical harm.

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