1,500 pieces of evidence that the prosecution has filed for the d.c. case for manafort. one of the things that's different is that at least some of the evidence in this case that they'll be citing is apparently in russian. look. at least the subject lines of all of these e-mails that appear in the prosecution's evidence list are written in cyrilik. in the prosecution's list, this is the trial where manafort has a co-defendant on some of the charges. his co-defendant is konstantin kilimnik. he is believed to be associated with russian intelligence. he is believed to be hiding in russia rather than face these charges. in addition to being listed as manafort's co-defendant in the d.c. case, kilimnik appears here in the evidence list.