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evidenceevidencedocumentSteven AveryVoicemail-access records the defense sought to introduce as showing messages had been opened by 8 a.m. on November 2Buting said the records would show access to Halbach's voicemail by 8 a.m. on November 2, while acknowledging that he did not know who accessed it and was not arguing that Halbach was alive then. The State objected on relevance and potential-confusion grounds, and the judge said he needed more time to consider their relevance.
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Voicemail-access records the defense sought to introduce as showing messages had been opened by 8 a.m. on November 2

Buting said the records would show access to Halbach's voicemail by 8 a.m. on November 2, while acknowledging that he did not know who accessed it and was not arguing that Halbach was alive then. The State objected on relevance and potential-confusion grounds, and the judge said he needed more time to consider their relevance.

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Buting sought to use the records to argue that police had not followed up on who accessed Halbach's voicemail; the judge declined to allow them at that time but left the question open.

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