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Defendant's Exhibit 115-21: Close Up Marilyn's Watch
Cuyahoga County Coroner's Office
Close-up of Marilyn's watch
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Defendant's Exhibit 124: Close Up Of Sam's Watch
Cuyahoga County Coroner's Office
Close-up of Sam Sheppard's watch - 1954
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Defendant's Exhibit 153: Letter from Cynthia to Sam Reese Sheppard March 9, 1992
Cynthia L. Cooper
Letter from Cynthia Cooper to Sam Reese Sheppard re: using Monsignor
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Defendant's Exhibit 155: Cooperation Agreement Between Cynthia Cooper and Sam Reese Sheppard
Cynthia L. Cooper
Collaboration agreement between Sam Reese Sheppard and Cynthia L. Cooper
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Defendant's Exhibit 158: Sheppard Project Overview Prepared for AMSEC
Cynthia L. Cooper
This was an overview of the "Sheppard Project" prepared for AMSEC (a private investigation firm). AMSEC was to receive 5% of the proceeds from any subsequent materials made and sold.
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Defendant's Exhibit 162: Rights to Sam Sheppard's Life Story Agreement
Howard Braunstein
Jaffe/Bronstein agreement w/Sam Reese Sheppard & Cynthia Cooper
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Defendant's Exhibit 163: Jaffe/Braunstein Films Option Purchase Agreement
Jaffe/Braunstein Films
Option purchase agreement between producers & Northeastern University
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Defendant's Exhibit 164: Purchase Agreement Schedule B
Jaffe/Braunstein Films
Documentation re: film rights (Schedule B). Northeastern University assigns right to Option purchase agreement between producers & NE University Mockery of Justice: The True Story of the Sheppard Murder Case" to Jaffe/Braunstein Films, LTD.
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Defendant's Exhibit 165: Cooper & Sam Reese Sheppard Agreement
Northeastern University Press
Northeastern University Agreement w/Sam Reese Sheppard & Cynthia Cooper for the rights to "Mockery of Justice: The True Story of the Sheppard Murder Case."
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Defendant's Exhibit 167: Polymarker Development & Typing
Mohammad Tahir
Tahir records of testing item 16-S indicating that Cynthia Cooper was a witness to that test
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Defendant's Exhibit 173: Damaged Teeth
Cuyahoga County Coroner's Office
Damage to teeth on the mandible, post exhumation.
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Defendant's Exhibit 180: Appendix 3 Drying Time Of Blood
Bart Epstein
Epstein's manual - including conditions page. Chart showing the drying time of blood in varied amounts.
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Defendant's Exhibit 182: Cleveland Police Dept Report
Cleveland Police Department
Report re: Hoversten as suspect (Authenticity Stipulated to during Page testimony). Corrigan's theories.
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Defendant's Exhibit 190: Cleveland Police Dept Report
Harold E. Boyette
Report re: Spencer Houk as suspect (Authenticity Stipulated to during Pagel Testimony)
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Defendant's Exhibit 191: Cleveland Police Dept Report
Harold O. Lockwood
Report listing certain named suspects as received from Stephen Sheppard (Authenticity Stipulated to during Pagel Testimony). List created by Srg. Lockwood at the request of Prosecutor Parrino.
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Defendant's Exhibit 196: Cleveland Police Dept Report
Harold O. Lockwood
Report re: follow-up on Thomas Reese, Worth Munn and Thomas Weigle as suspect/ Henry Fuehrer (Authenticity stipulated to during Pagel testimony)
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Defendant's Exhibit 200: Henry Fuehrer Statement
Bay Village Police Department
Henry Fuehrer stated that he had been in Cleveland on July 3 and had met with a man he called "Pal" at a bar. The two drank and smoked marijuana, and "Pal" wanted to burglarize a home in Bay Village to get money. Fuehrer was hoping Pal would leave the keys in his truck so he could steal it. Fuehrer stated that they arrived at a house and he stayed in the car and fell asleep. He awoke to a noise that he believed was from a burglary going bad, and fled the scene and city. Pal's true identity was unknown. Fuehrer described him as having a "heavy shock of hair."
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Defendant's Exhibit 203: Jay Hubach Statement
Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Office
Statement of Jay Hubach to the Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Office: In this statement Jay Hubach recount's his initial impressions of the crime scene at the Sheppard home on July 4, 1954. Hubach was called by fire department chief Walter Koch, informing him of some trouble at the Sheppard home. Upon arrival Hubach was informed that Marilyn Sheppard had been murdered. The statement continues to describe the crime scene, including where Marilyn was found and what Sam Sheppard was wearing.
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Defendant's Exhibit 208: Spencer Houk Statement
Bay Village Police Department
J. Spencer Houk recounted to Bay Village Police what happened on the morning of July 4, 1954. He stated that Sam Sheppard called him and said "Spen, my God, get over here quick, I think they've killed Marilyn." When he arrived he saw Marilyn Sheppard, apparently deceased. He noted that Sam had injuries and that his desk drawers were strewn over the floor.
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