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Deputies "were there," he said. "The stories reported seemed to be missing
a
bunch. I couldn't understand why the Sheriff's Office had to get a warrant
for his arrest and why he had to return on the 4th, because he seemed to
be
in intensive custody when I saw him."
If true, that's a huge boost for Kobe's defense. If he was in custody, then
much of the physical evidence gathered from him and his room will be
excluded.
