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Exhibit 1C (Boston Herald Log and Articles) Case 1:13-Cr-10200-GAO Document 686-4 Filed 12/01/14 Page 2 of 197 Case 1:13-cr-10200-GAO Document 686-4 Filed 12/01/14 Page 1 of 197 Exhibit 1c (Boston Herald log and articles) Case 1:13-cr-10200-GAO Document 686-4 Filed 12/01/14 Page 2 of 197 Boston Herald Articles Log & Breakdown 7/26/2014 – 11/15/2014 Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Index # Date Headline Type # of Short Pictures Side printed (S) bars pages 1 7/26/2014 U.S. needs to act now on borders, terror threats Commentary 2 1 Boston Herald 2 7/27/2014 Count on Tsarnaevs’ EBT card collection Commentary 2 Boston Herald 3 7/29/2014 WTC cross is about history, not religion 2 1 Boston Herald 4 8/2/2014 Lester will cherish Sox years 2 S 1 Boston Herald 5 8/5/2014 NYC hospital isolates, tests patient for Ebola 2 S 2 Boston Herald 6 8/7/2014 Tsarnaev’s best pal doesn’t fight for bail 2 Boston Herald 7 8/8/2014 Veteran group of Hub cops climbs ranks 2 S 1 Boston Herald 8 8/10/2014 One Run relay nets $455G 1 1 Boston Herald 9 8/15/2014 Airstrikes won’t accomplish our mission in Iraq Commentary 2 Boston Herald 10 8/17/2014 A’S eager for gomes reprise 5 S Boston Herald 11 8/18/2014 Damone focused on the future 2 1 Boston Herald 12 8/18/2014 Clark’s cancer battle inspires Mayor Walsh 2 S 1 Boston Herald 13 8/21/2014 Demilitarize our cops? ISIS would love that Commentary 2 Boston Herald 14 8/21/2014 Fear reigns on Gaza Edge: After helping Hub, 2 1 Boston trauma team returns Herald 15 8/21/2014 Lawyer: Tsarnaev pal will plead guilty today 2 3 Boston Herald 16 8/22/2014 Guilty plea opens evidence vs. Tsarnaev: 2 1 Boston Experts: Prosecutors must prove conspiracy Herald 1 Case 1:13-cr-10200-GAO Document 686-4 Filed 12/01/14 Page 3 of 197 Index # Date Headline Type # of Short Pictures Side printed (S) bars pages 17 8/22/2014 Dzhokhar’s pal lost in translation Commentary 2 1 Boston Herald 18 8/23/2014 Feds brief hub cops on ISIS threat 2 1 Boston Herald 19 8/24/2014 Welcome mat is out Commentary 3 1 Boston Herald 20 8/25/2014 How terrorists could win Letter to the 2 Boston Editor Herald 21 8/28/2014 Tsarnaev sister accused of bomb threat: Cops: 2 1 Boston She told woman, ‘I know people’ Herald 22 8/30/2014 Fears ISIS could use traitors to hit U.S. 2 1 Boston Herald 23 8/30/2014 Tsarnaev defense seeks to delay trial 2 1 Boston Herald 24 9/1/2014 Terrorists coming home Editorial 2 Boston Herald 25 9/1/2014 Thugs reign on festive Hub parade Commentary 2 Boston Herald 26 9/3/2014 One Fund to hand out $18.5M, create center 1 Boston Herald 27 9/5/2014 Feds: Delays will prevent Tsarnaev insanity 1 1 Boston claim Herald 28 9/6/2014 Hub’s a terror hotbed, military pundit warns 2 Boston Herald 29 9/6/2014 Terror comes home Editorial 2 Boston Herald 30 9/8/2014 Tracked down Briefs 1 1 Boston Herald 31 9/9/2014 Mosque denies ties to suspected ISIS techie: 2 Boston Admits other terrorists had visited Herald 32 9/10/2014 Let parade roll on Letter to the 2 Boston Editor Herald 33 9/11/2014 Alliance helps marathon bombing victims 2 1 Boston rebuild Herald 34 9/12/2014 How the T works to prioritize safety in post- Q&A 2 Boston 9/11 world Herald 35 9/12/2014 Trial too speedy Letter to the 2 Boston Editor Herald 2 Case 1:13-cr-10200-GAO Document 686-4 Filed 12/01/14 Page 4 of 197 Index # Date Headline Type # of Short Pictures Side printed (S) bars pages 36 9/13/2014 Fight fanaticism with freedom Commentary 2 Boston Herald 37 9/13/2014 Expert: Tsarnaev’s ideal juror ‘a little more 2 1 Boston liberal’ Herald 38 9/14/2014 Tracked down Briefs 1 Boston Herald 39 9/19/2014 A push to keep trial in hub: Bombing survivors 3 2 Boston want to face ‘coward’ Herald 40 9/21/2014 Memorial a beauty, but a sad reminder 2 S 4 Boston Herald 41 9/22/2014 Marathon bombings survivors take the field for 2 1 Boston mobility clinic Herald 42 9/24/2014 Deval’s devotion to riffraff is disturbing Commentary 2 3 Boston Herald 43 9/24/2014 Pilot program looks to be proactive in halting 2 5 Boston terror Herald 44 9/25/2014 FBI warns police, keep eye out for lone-wolf 2 1 Boston extremists Herald 45 9/25/2014 Judge: Tsarnaev can get a fair trial in Boston 2 2 Boston Herald 46 9/26/2014 EBT card bonanza Commentary 2 Boston Herald 47 9/26/2014 A fair trial in Boston Editorial 1 Boston Herald 48 9/28/2014 Deval under oath — if only Commentary 2 Boston Herald 49 9/29/2014 Tom’s ‘mixed’ message: In new book, ex-mayor 2 Boston praises, raises concerns about FBI in wake of Herald bombings 50 10/2/2014 No firing squad for these deserters, just EBT Commentary 2 Boston cards Herald 51 10/3/2014 Biden: Terrorists not an ‘existential threat’ 2 1 Boston Herald 52 10/5/2014 Blame the bad, not their tools Commentary 2 1 Boston Herald 53 10/7/2014 Impartial attorney says of weed plea: ‘It could 2 Boston work in this case’ Herald 54 10/7/2014 Tsarnaev pal’s defense is pure reefer madness Commentary 2 Boston Herald 3 Case 1:13-cr-10200-GAO Document 686-4 Filed 12/01/14 Page 5 of 197 Index # Date Headline Type # of Short Pictures Side printed (S) bars pages 55 10/7/2014 Victims’ mom: Phillipos’ pot excuse ‘sickening’ 2 3 Boston Herald 56 10/8/2014 Affleck bro takes on ‘Boston Strong’ 2 1 Boston Herald 57 10/8/2014 Other Tsarnaev bud may smoke pot claim 2 1 Boston Herald 58 10/9/2014 Pal a possible witness against Tsarnaev 2 1 Boston Herald 59 10/9/2014 Phillipos must take high road and testify Commentary 2 Boston Herald 60 10/12/2014 Tsarnaev’s lawyers seek evidence from 2011 2 2 Boston triple homicide tied to late brother Herald 61 10/14/2014 Tracked down Briefs 1 1 Boston Herald 62 10/15/2014 Pal, text support claim Phillipos was stoned 2 2 Boston Herald 63 10/16/2014 Pal says Phillipos ‘extremely out of it’ night 2 1 Boston things tossed Herald 64 10/17/2014 Duke too late to help Dzhokhar pal 2 Boston Herald 65 10/18/2014 Judge denies Tsarnaev bid to toss out seized 2 1 Boston evidence Herald 66 10/18/2014 Phillipos trial slated to wrap up Tuesday 2 1 Boston Herald 67 10/21/2014 Striding toward marathon memorial: Mayor in 2 1 Boston talks for permanent tribute to victims Herald 68 10/22/2014 Phillipos case sent to jury for deliberation 1 Boston Herald 69 10/23/2014 Pay tribute in schools Letter to the 2 Boston Editor Herald 70 10/23/2014 John Chapman in the 9th Editorial 1 Boston Herald 71 10/24/2014 Attack in Ottawa stirs emotions 3 1 Boston Herald 72 10/25/2014 Ex-mayors share special bond Commentary 2 1 Boston Herald 73 10/26/2014 United ceremony Briefs 3 1 Boston Herald 4 Case 1:13-cr-10200-GAO Document 686-4 Filed 12/01/14 Page 6 of 197 Index # Date Headline Type # of Short Pictures Side printed (S) bars pages 74 10/28/2014 Long deliberations good for Phillipos: Stoner 2 1 Boston defense may be resonating with jury Herald 75 10/29/2014 Dumbbell Phillipos’ excuse a big waste Commentary 2 Boston Herald 76 10/29/2014 Lawyers: Phillipos ‘happy’ to discuss deal to 2 Boston testify Herald 77 10/29/2014 Youth has been no excuse 2 1 Boston Herald 78 10/30/2014 Hernandez lawyers say DA lifted venue change 2 1 Boston words Herald 79 10/31/2014 Menino beloved by Hub sports figures 2 2 Boston Herald 80 10/31/2014 Hub’s mayor gained national respect 2 1 Boston Herald 81 10/31/2014 Tom taught kids to strive, care 2 1 Boston Herald 82 10/31/2014 Hub legend built a stronger city: Beloved mayor 4 Boston remembered for giving back Herald 83 10/31/2014 The Menino legacy Editorial 2 Boston Herald 84 11/1/2014 Survivors say thanks, Tom: Led city through 2 1 Boston bombing crisis Herald 85 11/2/2014 Champion for city: Biz leaders say Menino’s 2 1 Boston legacy is varied, assured Herald 86 11/2/2014 Son cherishes moments of humor, compassion 3 2 Boston Herald 87 11/3/2014 Mass includes prayers for mayor 2 1 Boston Herald 88 11/3/2014 City’s people pay respects 2 2 Boston Herald 89 11/5/2014 Tsarnaev sis pleads guilty: Faces no jail time in 2 1 Boston counterfeit cash case Herald 90 11/6/2014 Tsarnaev lawyers seek evidence about Tamerlan 1 Boston Herald 91 11/9/2014 Sorkin’s scold news: ‘Newsroom’ rehashes TV Show 2 1 1 Boston marathon bombings Review Herald 92 11/10/2014 The Palmer method: Unpredictable 2 1 Boston musician/author does things her way Herald 5 Case 1:13-cr-10200-GAO Document 686-4 Filed 12/01/14 Page 7 of 197 Index # Date Headline Type # of Short Pictures Side printed (S) bars pages 93 11/11/2014 ‘Inspiration to all of us’: For bombing survivor, 2 1 Boston amputation a ‘new beginning’ Herald 94 11/11/2014 Tsarnaev prosecutors: He can’t keep secrets 2 Boston Herald 95 11/14/2014 Ex-cop: Bomber search violated Constitution 2 Boston Herald Boston Herald Articles Log & Breakdown 7/26/2014 – 11/15/2014 Dzhokhar Tsarnaev # of Articles: 95 Photos: 80 Information boxes/sidebars: 1 Type of article: News articles – 62 Briefs – 4 Letters to the Editor – 4 Commentary – 17 Editorial – 5 Interview Q&A – 1 Comments – 1 TV Show Review - 1 Breakdown by month: 2014: July 26, 2014 – 3 August – 20 September – 26 October – 34 November 15, 2014 – 12 TOTAL – 95 6 Case 1:13-cr-10200-GAO Document 686-4 Filed 12/01/14 Page 8 of 197 Boston Herald articles (7/26/2014—11/15/2014) 1 Boston Herald (MA) July 26, 2014 Edition: ALL Section: News Page: 6 Volume 32, Issue 207 Topics: Index Terms: Columnists U.S.
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