sensitive to the defendant as necessary to assist in preparation of the defense and defense counsel is not required to be present while the defendant reviews sensitive materials. however, if defense counsel does show or provide sensitive materials to the defendant, the defense counsel may not allow the defendant to write down any personally identifying information that is contained in the sensitive materials. if the defendant takes notes regarding sensitive materials, defense counsel must inspect those notes to ensure that the defendant has not copied down personally identifying information. moreover, during any time that the defendant reviews sensitive materials outside of the defense counsel presence, the defendant must not have access to any device capable of photocopy or recording or other wise replicating the sensitive materials including a smart cellular device. and that is where we start this hour. let s bring in msnbc legal analyst lisa rubin and with us
photocopies of vicki wegerle laying dead in her home. also, with those three polaroids, was a photocopy of her missing kansas driver s license and the initials btk. that symbol was not out in the public. and seeing that btk symbol on a piece of paper with pictures of vicki was bone-chilling. singular: about a week later, lieutenant ken landwehr, who s in charge of the murder investigation, has a press conference. the wichita police department on friday received information from the wichita eagle and received a letter in the mail referenced the homicide of vicki wegerle on september 16, 1986. the letter contained copies of photographs
roehrman: so, a little while after the eagle had its story about the 30th anniversary of the otero deaths, a letter came into the newsroom, and the return address was bill thomas killman, the initial as in btk. inside were three pretty blurry photos of somebody lying on a floor and a driver s license. otis: my partner, dana gouge, and i are sitting in the homicide unit, working on cases. a captain came up to the unit and was holding an envelope in his hand, and he said that a reporter from the eagle newspaper said, this is a weird letter we got at the paper. it appears to have a photocopy of three polaroid pictures of some female laying on the ground inside of a house. i will never forget when dana gouge opened that letter. he looked at what he had in front of him, he slid it across the desk to me, and there were three polaroid photograph
area where you look into the north. but this is not something you can wake out saying i am going to check out the dmz. you have to plan this in advance and get approved, you know. photocopy, you know, name, social security, birthdate, all of that. yeah, yeah, i mean, clearly something that they want to know who is there because this is an incredibly sensitive part of the world. colonel leighton, we were just playing those video reels of former president trump in the dmz with kim jong-un in his administration. i was not far away in south korea when that was happening. a lot of this antagonism from north korea is designed to get moments like this. the biden administration has not engaged in that same way. so is kim jong-un trying the same basic tactic here, trying to get attention to potentially get more engagement? i think that might be the