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that Konick “sometimes tells a little bit more truth than he should.” Additional evidence

Prior to the beginning of the trial Hennessy and Struckmann had lengthy discussions with Judge Hoss about what evidence was admissible. Defense attorney Struckmann filed a motion to limit “past bad acts”, primarily because of Konick’s involvement in the destruction of evidence relating to a Rappahannock County murder trial in 1983. Records from that case was cited as particularly damning to Konick the first time he went to court for the May 4 phone call. Judge Hoss allowed Struckmann’s motion, and limited evidence from the defense. The defense attorney had numerous witnesses

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