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United States District Court, S.D. New York
February 8, 2005.
INGRID ZAPATA, Defendant.
The United States Attorney's Office for the Southern District
of New York (the "Government") filed a motion in limine by
letter dated January 21, 2005 to preclude the admission of a
post-arrest statement made by Fabian Londono ("Londono"), an
alleged co-conspirator of the defendant, Ingrid Zapata
("Zapata"). Zapata replied to the Government's motion by letter
dated February 2, 2005 arguing that the statement was admissible
under general principles of a defendant's right to a fair trial
and Federal Rule of Evidence 807, the residual hearsay exception.
Zapata filed a motion in limine by letter dated January 28,
2005 seeking to prevent the Government from admitting into
evidence certain records of a Western Union wire transfer. The
Government responded to Zapata's motion by letters dated February
2, 2005 and February 4, 2005 asserting the admissibility of the
documents under Federal Rule of Evidence 803(6), the so-called
business records exception to the hearsay rule. The Court heard
oral argument on the matter of the admissibility of the Western
Union records on
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February 4, 2005. For the reasons set forth in the statement made
by the Court on the record at the February 4, 2005 Hearing, and
prior to the commencement of the trial on February 7, 2005, as
further elaborated upon in the Statement of the Court which is
attached hereto and incorporated herein, the Court grants the
Government's motion to preclude the post-arrest statement of
Londono and grants in part and denies in part Zapata's motion to
prevent the admission of the Western Union records. Accordingly,
it is hereby
ORDERED that the motion of the United States Attorney's
Office for the Southern District of New York (the "Government")
to preclude the admission by defendant Ingrid Zapata ("Zapata")
of the post-arrest statement of Fabian Londono is GRANTED; and it
is further
ORDERED that the motion of Zapata to prevent the Government
from admitting into evidence certain Western Union records is
GRANTED IN PART, and is DENIED IN PART, in that the Western Union
records may be admitted as non-hearsay, subject to a limiting
instruction, not for the truth of the matters stated therein
linking the wire transfer to defendant Ingrid Zapata, but rather
for the limited purpose of showing that the recorded transaction
occurred, and that it involved a person identified on the
document as "Ingrid Zapata."
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Statement of the Court Regarding Motions In Limine
February 4 and February 7, 2005
VICTOR MARRERO, United States District Judge.
The Court has received two in limine motions in the matter of
United States v. Zapata. The first motion, brought by the
United States Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New
York (the "Government"), seeks to preclude the admission of a
certain post-arrest statement made by an alleged co-conspirator
of the defendant, Ingrid Zapata ("Zapata"). The second motion,
brought by Zapata, seeks to prevent the admission of Western
Union wire transfer documents. The first motion should be
granted, as the post-arrest statements are inadmissible hearsay.
The second motion should be granted in part, as the Western Union
documents are admissible as non-hearsay, subject to a limiting
instruction, for the limited purpose of showing that the alleged
Western Union wire transfer took place and that it was made by an
individual claiming to be "Ingrid Zapata."
Zapata is charged with conspiring to distribute and possess
with intent to distribute certain quantities of heroin. Her
alleged role in the conspiracy was to transfer money for a drug
transaction by (1) sending about $1,000 by wire transfer to Miami
and (2) flying approximately $16,500 to Miami with her cousin,
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Carolina Rios ("Rios") who was also a co-conspirator.
When one of Zapata's alleged co-conspirators was arrested, he
explained that he was involved in a narcotics transaction, but
disclaimed any involvement by Zapata and Rios in the conspiracy.
Zapata seeks to admit this statement under general principles
governing a defendant's right to a fair trial and Federal Rule of
Evidence 807, the so-called residual exception. Zapata has also
indicated that she subpoenaed the co-conspirator who made the
statement, Fabian Londono ("Londono"), and that he will testify
at trial and be subject to cross-examination.
The Western Union records that the Government seeks to admit
purport to show that an individual identified in a Western Union
central document as "Ingrid Zapata" sent a wire transfer from
Corona, New York on November 26, 2002 to "Pedro Duran" in "Any
Where," Florida. The records that the Government seeks to admit
are not the actual Western Union forms that it alleges Zapata
filled out, but rather consist of a composite record created from
the central Western Union computer system and copies of the front
and back of the cancelled Western Union check issued in the
alleged transaction made from "Ingrid Zapata" to "Pedro Duran"
(the "Western Union evidence").*fn1 The Government will seek
to admit the records through the testimony of a records custodian
from the
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Western Union headquarters. This custodian was not present when
Zapata allegedly filled out the "To Send Money" form for the
transaction at the Corona Western Union branch, and allegedly
will testify only about what the documents show and the fact that
the documents were kept in the ordinary course of business.
1. Admissibility if Londono is Unavailable as a Witness
Should Londono be unavailable as a witness at the time of
Zapata's trial, the applicable hearsay exception under which
Londono's post-arrest statement could be admitted is Federal Rule
of Evidence 804(b)(3), Statement Against Interest ("Rule 804").
Rule 804 states, in pertinent part, that
[t]he following are not excluded by the hearsay rule
if the declarant is unavailable as a witness . . .
[a] statement which was at the time of its making
. . . so far tended to subject the declarant to civil
or criminal liability . . . that a reasonable person
in the declarant's position would not have made the
statement unless believing it to be true. A statement
tending to expose the declarant to criminal liability
and offered to exculpate the accused is not
admissible unless corroborating circumstances clearly
indicate the trustworthiness of the statement.
The Court finds that the circumstances do not support the
inference that Londono's statement was trustworthy, and therefore
the statement cannot be admitted under Rule 804. First, Londono
had personal reasons for trying to protect Zapata and Rios from
liability he was romantically involved with Rios and probably
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felt regret for involving the women in his scheme. Second,
Londono did not make the statement in response to any direct
questioning on the part of the Government, but volunteered the
information while being questioned about his own conduct in the
conspiracy. Finally, the Government notes in its letter to the
Court that Rios pleaded guilty in this case to conspiring with
Londono to distribute heroin, thus belying Londono's post-arrest
assertions to the contrary.
Even if Londono's statement were admissible under the Rule, the
parts of the statement concerning Zapata's involvement in the
conspiracy would have to be excised because, as the Supreme Court
held in Williamson v. United States, Rule 804 (b) (3) only
allows for the admission of the self-inculpatory portions of a
hearsay statement. 512 U.S. 594, 599, 604 (1994). The
justification underlying the hearsay exception that people
"tend not to make self-inculpatory statements unless they believe
them to be true" does not extend to statements concerning the
roles of other individuals in the alleged crime, even when
combined with self-inculpatory remarks. Id. at 599-600.
Therefore, Londono's declaration that Zapata was not involved in
the conspiracy cannot be admitted under Rule 804. See United
States v. Marquez, 462 F.2d 893, 895 (2d Cir. 1972) (holding
that the statement of a co-conspirator was inadmissible under
Rule 804 where the statement contained inculpatory remarks about
the declarant and exculpatory
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remarks about the defendant because the declarant "merely sought
to exculpate his friends, and the statement therefore lacks the
inherent reliability which justifies the declaration against
interest exception to the hearsay rule").
These cases serve to emphasize the plain language of the Rule,
which states that "[a] statement tending to expose the declarant
to criminal liability and offered to exculpate the accused is not
admissible unless corroborating circumstances clearly indicate
the trustworthiness of the statement." Fed.R. Evid. 804 (b) (3).
Given that the corroborating circumstances as stated above do not
indicate the statement's trustworthiness, the statement cannot be
admitted under Rule 804.
Zapata contends that the statement should be admitted for two
reasons. (Letter from Zapata to the Court, dated February 2,
2005, at 2.) First, she argues that "evidentiary rules and
privileges must yield to a defendant's right to a fair trial to
produce evidence of an exculpatory nature, or which might raise
reasonable doubt." (Id. (citing Chambers v. Mississippi,
405 U.S. 1205 (1973)*fn2 and Davis v. Alaska, 415 U.S. 308
(1974)).) Zapata's citations in support of her theory that this
Court should expand the normal confines of the hearsay rule are
inapposite. The cited references in Chambers concern the fact
that the defendant was constrained in his ability to put on a
defense because of archaic Mississippi
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rules prohibiting a defendant from impeaching his own witness and
from admitting statements against interest unless they were
against the declarant's pecuniary interest. The Supreme Court
found that these limitations deprived the defendant of a fair
trial. Chambers, 410 U.S. at 295-303. Zapata is not so
constrained, nor does she explain the relevance of this decision
to the circumstances of this case. Davis is similarly
irrelevant, as that decision discussed a defendant's right to
cross-examine witnesses. Davis, 415 U.S. at 318.
Next, Zapata argues that Londono's statement is admissible
under the residual exception to the hearsay rule, Federal Rule of
Evidence 807 ("Rule 807"). Rule 807 states, in pertinent part,
[a] statement not specifically covered by Rule 803 or
804 but having equivalent circumstantial guarantees
of trustworthiness, is not excluded by the hearsay
rule, if the court determines that (A) the statement
is offered as evidence of a material fact; (B) the
statement is more probative on the point for which it
is offered than any other evidence which the
proponent can procure through reasonable efforts; and
(C) the general purposes of these rules and the
interests of justice will be best served by admission
of the statement into evidence.
Therefore, the Court is not persuaded by Zapata's arguments in
favor of admitting Londono's post-arrest statement. The statement
is inadmissible hearsay and does not fall into any relevant
hearsay exception.
3. Admissibility if Londono Appears as a Witness
Should Londono testify at trial, Zapata could move for the
statement's admission under Federal Rule of Evidence 801(d)(1),
Statements which are not hearsay, prior statement by witness
("Rule 801"). Rule 801 states, in pertinent part, that
[a] statement is not hearsay if . . . [t]he declarant
testifies at the trial . . . and is subject to
cross-examination concerning the statement, and the
statement is (A) inconsistent with the declarant's
testimony, and was given under oath subject to the
penalty of perjury at a trial, hearing, or other
proceeding, or in a deposition, or (B) consistent
with the declarant's testimony and is offered to
rebut an express or implied charge against the
declarant of recent fabrication or improper influence
or motive.
The statement also could not be admitted under subsection (B)
of Rule 801. Even if circumstances arose such that admission of
Londono's statement under this subsection was an issue, for
example, if the Government accused Londono of trying to protect
Zapata because she was his friend, the Supreme Court held in
Tome v. United States, 513 U.S. 150 (1995), that "the
consistent statements must have been made before the alleged
influence, or motive to fabricate, arose" to be admissible under
Rule 801(d)(1)(B). Id. at 158. As the Government points out in
its letter to the Court, Londono's motive to fabricate at the
time he made the prior consistent statement, after his arrest
while explaining the crime to the police, was the same he
wanted to protect Zapata. In light of Tome, therefore, the
statement would not be admissible under Rule 801.
The Government's case for the inadmissibility of Londono's
post-arrest statement is compelling. Zapata has failed to present
a viable basis for the admission for the statement. In addition,
the Court's independent research has failed to uncover
alternative grounds for its admission. Therefore, Londono's
post-arrest statement cannot be introduced as evidence because it
is inadmissible hearsay. The Government's motion to exclude the
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statement is granted.
The Government seeks the admission of the Western Union records
under the "business records" exception to the hearsay rule,
Federal Rule of Evidence 803(6) ("Rule 803"), Records of
Regularly Conducted Activity. Rule 803 states, in pertinent part,
[a] memorandum, report, record, or data compilation,
in any form, of acts [or] events . . . made at or
near the time by, or from information transmitted by,
a person with knowledge, if kept in the course of a
regularly conducted business activity, and if it was
the regular practice of that business activity to
make the memorandum, report, record, or data
compilation, all as shown by the testimony of the
custodian or other qualified witness . . . unless
the source of information or the method or
circumstances of preparation indicate lack of
the supplier of the information does not act in the
regular course [of business under a "duty of
accuracy"], an essential link is broken; the
assurance of accuracy does not extend to the
information itself, and the fact that it may be
recorded with scrupulous accuracy is of no avail.
are handed by the sender of money to a Western Union
agent after the sender completes the left side of the
form by writing (1) the sender's name, address and
telephone number; (2) the amount of the transfer; and
(3) the intended recipient's name and location. The
Western Union clerk then fills in the right side of
the form with the clerk's signature, date, amount of
the transfer and fee, and a computer-generated
control number; but at least in 1995, Western Union
clerks did not require independent proof of the
sender's identity.
The composite central computer records being offered as
evidence in this case present an additional problem in that those
records constitute hearsay-within-hearsay because "Western
Union's computer-generated records [are] based on those send
forms[, and therefore] also contain unverified information
provided by customers." United States v. Pendergrass,
47 F.3d 1166 (4th Cir. 1995) (table (text in 1995 WL 56673, at *5 (4th
Cir. Feb. 7, 1995)).
Although the Second Circuit has not decided a case concerning
the admissibility of Western Union wire transfer records, it has
decided cases dealing with the problem of admitting evidence
under the business records exception to the hearsay rule where
the source of at least part of the information in the record was
not acting in the regular course of business. In United States
v. Lieberman, the Second Circuit considered the admissibility of
hotel guest registration cards. 637 F.2d 95, 99-101 (2d Cir.
1980). The lines on the hotel guest registration card showing the
guest's name and
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address were filled in by the guest, and not by a hotel employee.
Id. at 100. The Circuit Court held that the hotel guest card
would not be admissible under the business records exception to
prove the identity of the guest "unless the employee were able in
some way to verify the information provided for example, by
examining a credit card, driver's license or other form of
identification. . . . By the same token, however, if such
verification is obtained by the employee, we see no reason why
the guest card that has been filled in by the guest himself would
not qualify as a business record and thus be admissible for the
truth of its statements." Id. at 101. Because, in Lieberman,
the hotel employee did not verify any such information from the
person who filled out the guest registration card, the court held
that the card was not admissible under the business records
exception. Id.; see United States v. Reyes, 157 F.3d 949,
951-53 (2d Cir. 1998) (following Lieberman and admitting a
prison logbook under the business records exception because the
prison required every visitor to produce identification when
signing into the book).
The Circuit, however, upheld the admission of the hotel guest
card as non-hearsay, "simply to show that someone calling himself
Robert D'Ambra registered in the hotel, laying a foundation for
further evidence that from his room a call was made to Myron
Lieberman's unpublished telephone number." Lieberman,
637 F.2d at 101 (internal citations omitted); see United States v.
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371 F.3d 31, 38-39 (2d Cir. 2004) (citing Lieberman and holding
that certain credit card receipts should have been admitted into
evidence for the limited purpose to show that someone calling
themselves "Tin Yat Chin" made the purchases recorded in the
receipts).*fn3 The court noted that, "[t]o the extent that
the hotel registration card was admitted for non-hearsay
purposes, Lieberman was entitled, if he requested, to a limiting
instruction." Id.
Other circuits have considered cases involving facts similar to
those before this Court and have cited Lieberman favorably for
the proposition that Western Union "To Send Money" forms and any
internal Western Union computer records created from those forms
are not admissible under the business records exception unless
the Western Union clerk verified the information provided by the
sender by requiring the sender to produce some form of
identification. See Pendergrass, 1995 WL 56673, at *5 (4th
Cir.) (holding that the send forms and computer generated
documents from Western Union were not admissible under the
business records exception unless the Western Union clerk
verified the information provided, citing Lieberman); United
States v. McIntyre, 997 F.2d 687, 701-702 (10th Cir. 1993)
(same); see also United States v. Turnbull, 213 F.3d 634
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(4th Cir. 2000) (table (text in 2000 WL 524800, at *7-*8 (4th
Cir. May 2, 2000) (same, but not citing Lieberman for the
proposition), rev'd on other grounds, 531 U.S. 1033 (2000);
Vigneau, 187 F.3d at 77 (1st Cir.) (same, but not citing
Lieberman for the proposition); United States v. Arteaga,
117 F.3d 388, 391-96 (9th Cir. 1997) (same, but not citing
Lieberman for the proposition); United States v. Mitchell,
49 F.3d 769, 777-79 (D.C. Cir. 1995) (same, but not citing
Lieberman for the proposition); Cestnik, 36 F.3d at 908 (10th
Cir.) (same, but not citing Lieberman for the proposition).
Many of these courts have also followed the reasoning expressed
by the Second Circuit that the records could be admitted for some
other purpose than to prove the identity of the sender even if
they were not verified by the Western Union clerk. In Vigneau,
for example, the First Circuit noted in dicta that "[o]f course,
in some situations, the statement by the `outsider' reflected in
the business record may be admissible not for its truth but for
some other purpose," citing Lieberman in a footnote as an
example of one such situation. 187 F.3d at 76; accord Arteaga,
117 F.3d at 396; Pendergrass, 1995 WL 56673, at *5.
Courts have also noted that where independent evidence is
introduced to establish that the defendant, whose name is on the
unverified send form as the sender, was the actual sender in the
transaction, the send forms can be admitted into evidence as
non-hearsay. See, e.g., Turnbull, 2000 WL 524800, at *8 n.
10 ("Had the
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Government introduced independent evidence (such as eyewitness
testimony and handwriting exemplars) to establish that Turnbull
was the actual sender in these transactions, the to-send forms
would arguably be the admission of a party-opponent, and,
therefore, non-hearsay."); Vigneau, 187 F.3d at 76 ("Possibly,
the government could have argued as to Patrick Vigneau . . . that
other evidence of Patrick Vigneau's activities comprised
circumstantial evidence that would permit a jury to conclude that
he sent the specific forms bearing his name," citing
Fed.R.Evid. 104(b)).
In this case, the transaction in question was in the amount of
$920.00, and the Government concedes that Western Union did not
check identification to send wire transfers in amounts under
$1,000. Therefore, under Lieberman, the Western Union evidence
cannot be admitted under the business records exception to the
hearsay rule. However, as in Lieberman, the Western Union
evidence can be admitted for the limited purpose of showing that
a completed transaction occurred on the date in question and that
it involved someone claiming to be "Ingrid Zapata." Admission for
the purpose would be subject to a limiting instruction, should
Zapata make such a request.
Zapata's arguments against the admissibility of the Western
Union evidence do not persuade the Court to rule otherwise. Her
contention that the fact that the Government cannot produce the
original "To Send Money" forms should bar the admission of any
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other evidence concerning the transaction ignores Federal Rule of
Evidence 1004, which states that "[t]he original is not required,
and other evidence of the contents of a writing, recording, or
photograph is admissible if . . . [a]ll originals . . . have been
destroyed, unless the proponent lost or destroyed them in bad
faith." Fed.R. Evid. 1004(1). The Court finds that the originals
in this case were not destroyed in bad faith; rather, they were
destroyed without the involvement of the Government as a part of
an internal records retention policy at Western Union. Zapata's
argument that the Western Union evidence should be excluded under
Federal Rule of Evidence 403 is also unpersuasive. Any unfair
prejudice that might result from the admission of this evidence
does not substantially outweigh its probative value. The
remaining arguments put forth by Zapata concern the weight that
the evidence should be given, and do not effect the admissibility
of the Western Union evidence.
Therefore, Zapata's motion in limine to exclude the Western
Union evidence is granted in part, in that the evidence can be
admitted for the non-hearsay purpose of showing that someone
claiming to be "Ingrid Zapata" made the alleged transaction.
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Faith Holewa
Hello, I am Faith Holewa! It is pronounced Huh-Lev-Ah. Most of you know me as Faith Lent, but I took my mom's maiden name recently. I am fourth year student here at good ol' UWGB. I am a History Major and an Education/Human Development Minor with an emphasis in broad-field social studies as well as a discipline in Human Development. I enjoy reading, watching netflix, and having discussion time in-class. I can be a bit talkative at times. My goal is to aid you all in different studying, reading, and note-taking strategies that will help you all succeed in class. History is pretty new to the tutoring center, so I encourage you all to spread the word!


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North Oaks Health System wants to help you beat the flu with a "little stick" this year. Flu vaccines are now available at North Oaks Walk-In Clinics in Hammond, Ponchatoula and Walker, and no appointment is necessary.
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Insung Choi
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153 Homans Ave
Closter, NJ 07624-2728
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153 Homans Ave
Closter, NJ 07624-2728
(201) 768-0990
Insung Choi is a PGA Professional in Closter, NJ. The PGA of America comprises 27,000 men and women professionals with one singular goal in mind - to make the game of golf more enjoyable for you.
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meeting future husband
I am a very kind and easy person to spend time with. You will be surprised by my tenderness and nice time you can have with me. I can say that sometimes i can be emotional but my character is not difficult. I am always smiling and taking pleasure from life. I am very curious about the things which are going on around me. I am fond of music. I love sport and especially volleyball. I am fond of photography and that is why always asking my friends to be models for me and always happy to model for them and of course i love traveling. Seeing the world is the most exiting thing in the world!
My ideal of man is a self-made person. He should be determined, sensitive, faithful and, of course, kind. He is in love with nature and animals, kids and active lifestyle. He is smiling and optimistic with shinning eyes and positive thoughts. He has to believe in existence of real love and harmonious relationship. You are the man who has goals, dreams and fantasies, bright imagination and romantic nature. And I am waiting for you!


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I just saw this link and I thought it was interesting how media distorts everything
- Yes most people's idea of beauty is distorted75% (18)50% (7)66% (25)Vote
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- No most people don't get fooled by things like these8% (2)29% (4)16% (6)Vote
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Ya totally! I actually I find it really interesting that the media actually distorts girls faces and the distorted version is what is considered beautiful... The video you posted actually reminded me of a video I saw a while ago: link
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yeah it is based off that, I saw that one a long time ago but when I saw it yesterday she looked really fake. I really hope people don't consider that attractive cause its not even possible to look like that
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Ya totally! These models and celebrities get like 500 chances to get the perfect shot and even if they can't get it they just have someone edit it for them... And then people see these pictures and just assume that's how they are
oh awesome! thanks for the best answer :)


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Found in the English town of Newark and absolutely charming...antique black forest match holder and striker in the form of an old cobbled shoe. The detail on this is amazing - wonderfully tactile. Notice the cobbles on the bottom and the split in the sole! Matches stand up inside, with striker on the side. This will look great on your hearth or mantle. Measures 4.75 inches long, 2.5 inches tall. Great condition. Circa 1890.
I have returned from my English buying trip - great new items listed daily!
Specializing in the period 1837-1937
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text: GOP Reps. Request Perjury Investigation Into Hillary Clinton July 12, 2016, 6:47 AM EDT Two Republican House committee chairs on Monday sent a letter to the Justice Department asking for an investigation into whether Hillary Clinton lied to Congress about her email use. Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-UT) and Rep. Bob Goodlatte (R-VA), chairmen of the Oversight and Judiciary committees respectively, wrote in the letter that FBI's findings on Clinton's email use appear to "directly contradict several aspects of her sworn testimony." Read More →


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Vegeta - Dragon Ball Z - Super Saiyan God & Old School Split - 11 x 17 Digital Print
Dragon Ball Z Gyms. I seriously want all of these on a shirt.
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The Turtle Hermit Training #dbz Also see #fantasy #screen savers www.fabuloussavers.com/screensavers.shtml Thank you for viewing!
Eternal Dragon my piece for the Qpop Shop's DBZ/Akira Toriyama Tribute show! piece and limited prints are available at Qpop!
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