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Asks, q"blood transfusions, coud they refuse their employees getting blood transfusions on religious grounds?" the lawyer says at that point each of these would have to be evaluated on its own. then they struggled on through the first half of the argument. this is a case at the supreme court today that has been championed by conservatives and republicans as a test of religious liberty. at its factual core, though, it really is about the question of whether or not your boss gets to decide on the ...

Messages. remember, there was two massachusetts state troopers and one fbi agent there. one of the massachusetts state troopers who was on scene for the interrogation at 10:28 p.m. that night, trooper 1 sends the following text message. "he signed miranda." meaning he signed away his miranda rights so hell talk without an attorney present. "he signed miranda. about to tell us his involvement." 20 seconds later the same trooper texts again, "standby to standby. half an hour later he sends another...

Todashev interviewed all kinds of people but the one person it didnt interview was the fbi agent. in fact, he didnt want to be interviewed and the fbi doesnt record interviews, itself. so not only was he not interviewed by the state attorney here, but there was no recording for the state attorney to listen to, and the fbi simply has a written statement. so go figure that. >> the fbi has to have some sort of internal protocol. some sort of guidelines that they follow in terms of doing an interrog...

Murder back in boston from 2011. in addition to those two still images, law enforcement also say today that there were multiple audio and video recordings that were taken in that apartment that night. there were two massachusetts state troopers in the apartment and an fbi special agent. and between them, they took multiple recordings on their cell phones and also on some sort of high-definition video recorder that they had with them. the report released today says that in all, "three recording d...

According to the report released by the florida state prosecutor today, the three recording devices used by the massachusetts state police at various times during the interview, those recording devices captured the majority of what happened that night, captured the majority of the interview and the confession by ibragim todashev but none of those recording devices managed to capture what happened moments later which is when they shot him. that is just one of the reviews of this incident released...

Or not that fbi agent was justified at shooting ibragim todashev interviewed all kinds of people but the one person it didnt interview was the fbi agent. in fact, he didnt want to be interviewed and the fbi doesnt record interviews, itself. so not only was he not interviewed by the state attorney here, but there was no recording for the state attorney to listen to, and the fbi simply has a written statement. so go figure that. >> the fbi has to have some sort of internal protocol. some sort of g...

Jumps in again, interrupts him, asks, "blood transfusions, could they refuse their employees getting blood transfusions on religious grounds?" the lawyer says at that point each of these would have to be evaluated on its own. then they struggled on through the first half of the argument. this is a case at the supreme court today that has been championed by conservatives and republicans as a test of religious liberty. at its factual core, though, it really is about the question of whether or not ...

They wont let us see or hear the recordings, themselves. what weve also got is text messages. remember, there was two massachusetts state troopers and one fbi agent there. one of the massachusetts state troopers who was on scene for the interrogation at 10:28 p.m. that night, trooper 1 sends the following text message. "he signed miranda." meaning he signed away his miranda rights so hell talk without an attorney present. "he signed miranda. about to tell us his involvement." 20 seconds later th...

Theyve got these recordings. they havent released any of these recordings. they do, however, give us a description of what is on these recordings. from those descriptions were told even at the culmination of this hours-long interview in this hot, cramped florida apartment, this interrogation that went on for almost five hours that night, even at the culmination of it, as ibragim todashev was writing out his handwritten confession to complicity in the triple murder, according to the recording, "t...

Then he responds in less than 30 seconds. "getting confession as we speak." now, we dont know who that trooper is texting with. who hes taunting, "whos your daddy" about the fact hes getting what he says is a confession. whoever hes texting with in that crucial moment sends him this message back. "shut the heck up. thought thats what you were doing. whos doing the interview?" minute and a half later, trooper 1 responds, "me, fbi guy" and somebody whose name is redacted whos presumably the other ...