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Government attorneys in the John DeLorean trial
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Government attorneys inthe John DeLorean trial today introduced a videotape that is...

Government attorneys in
the John DeLorean trial today introduced a videotape that is perhaps
the most damaging evidence against
the auto executive. The tape was played as part of the testimony of James Hoffman a paid undercover informer
who was the Government's key witness against DeLorean. Defense attorneys describe
the meeting in Washington, DC between John DeLorean
and the undercover informant as a clever lure. And as for DeLorean's
participation in that discussion,
the defense team says "There's no harm
in listening to someone else talk about a drug deal."

Full Transcript

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Government attorneys in the John DeLorean trial
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today introduced a videotape
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that is perhaps the most damaging
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evidence against the auto executive.
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The tape was played as part of the testimony of James Hoffman
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a paid undercover informer who was the government's
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key witness against DeLorean.
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Defense attorneys describe the meeting in Washington, DC
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between John DeLorean and the undercover informant
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as a clever lure.
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And as for DeLorean's participation
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in that discussion, the defense team says
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"There's no harm in listening to someone else
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talk about a drug deal."
Duration
29 seconds
Views
130
Timestamp in Movie
01:03:40
Uploaded
Jun 11, 2025
Production
9.14 Pictures,XYZ Films

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Movie Summary

Who was the real John DeLorean? To some, he was a renegade visionary who revolutionized the automobile industry. To others, he was the ultimate con man.