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[. . .] The following is a list of just a few of the records that must be
disclosed to allow full and fair public and media scrutiny of your office
and law enforcement:

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As you know, within your files and the Eagle County Sheriff's Office's
files
are records that are highly damaging to the prosecution, that tend to
exculpate Mr. Bryant and corroborate his account of the sexual encounter,
and that reveal unprofessional, unethical and otherwise unlawful or
improper
conduct by law enforcement officials, and lawyers and staff members in
your
office, including the suppression of exculpatory evidence--more than
once--by Special Assistant District Attorney Dana Easter, who you are on
record as saying in your September 1 press conference was one of the
"dedicated, talented and ethical prosecutors" participating in this
criminal
case. The following is a list of just a few of the records that must be
disclosed to allow full and fair public and media scrutiny of your office
and law enforcement:
The results of the investigation into the hangingman.com t-shirts which
differ from your office's original representations in a letter dated
November 26,2003.
Exculpatory evidence provided to the prosecution by CBI including Agent
Wood's conclusions about the veracity of the complaining witness as
discussed with Ms. Easter in February 2004.
Exculpatory information from Dr. Baden.
Information concerning your office's failure to test evidence.
Records detailing the District Attorney's office involvement in securing
Crime Victim Compensation ("CVC") funds for the complaining witness.
The CVC records and representations contained therein by the complaining
witness and her attorney in order to secure CVC funds.
Detective Winters' July 7, 2003 Supplemental Report in which he summarizes
the statement of a witness and the subsequent confrontation of that
witness
when he concludes, in the words of Detective Winters, that the witness
lied
to him about the extent of his relationship with the complaining witness.
Detective Winters' July 10, 2003 Supplemental Report in which he records
what the complaining witness revealed about her psychiatric history, and
about her explanations and comments on biological evidence noted by CBI on
clothing collected from the complaining witness.
The prosecution's investigation into the allegations made by the defense
in
its three offers of proof submitted pursuant to the Colorado Rape Shield
statute concerning the complaining witness' prior and subsequent sexual
conduct.
Discovery pages 1985-1991 where Gerald Sandberg reported the content of
his
interviews with several of the witnesses called at the Rape Shield
hearing.
The notes and chart developed by the prosecution concerning the
allegations
of specific sexual conduct. Such notes and chart were provided to the
defense upon order of the court.
Results of DNA analysis of a sample voluntarily provided by one of the
witnesses.
Telephone records detailing calls between one of the witnesses and the
complaining witness.
Text messages of one of the witnesses.
Affidavit from the suitemate of the complaining witness.
Letter from complaining witness dated July 31, 2004 retracting portions of
her statements given on July 1 and September 12, 2003.
If as you claim there is a compelling need to advance the public interest
in
scrutinizing your office and law enforcement and this need outweighs even
an
innocent person's consituional and statutory right to privacy, then all
the
records in this case need to be disclosed, not just those you believe are
harmful to Mr. Bryant. For example, it would be wholly improper-- it would
defeat the very public interest you claim you are attempting to
advance--to
shield the fatal flaws in the prosecution of which your office was aware
early on, and to shield your own office from public and media scrutiny
while
subjecting Mr.Bryant to such scrutiny. Your Response to the seal petition
suggests you may want to have it both ways-- you contend that the seal
petition should be denied, then decline to "address whether the Media can
inspect the criminal justice records until the issues of the [TRO] and the
Petition to Seal are addressed." Resp.[2]. Because you claim a compelling
"public interest" in public and media scrutiny of the conduct of your
office
and law enforcement, it is clear that you must allow the public and media
access to all the records.

http://www.9news.com/newsroom/kobe/mackey-hurlbertletters97804.pdf

Detective Winters' July 7, 2003 Supplemental Report in which he summarizes
the statement of a witness and the subsequent confrontation of that witness
when he concludes, in the words of Detective Winters, that the witness lied
to him about the extent of his relationship with the complaining witness.

Detective Winters' July 10, 2003 Supplemental Report in which he records
what the complaining witness revealed about her psychiatric history, and
about her explanations and comments on biological evidence noted by CBI on
clothing collected from the complaining witness.

s_knight8 wrote:
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I don't understand...I thought everything favoring Kobe has
already been leaked by his $20 million spin machine....