The recording you are about to hear is a conversation between Nicholas Zimmerman and Nakia Stubbs (the sole complaining witness in Nicholas' case). This recording is identified as "Exhibit G" in Nicholas' federal appeal, which is pending before judge Allyne R. Ross of the Eastern District Courthouse. The conversation is important because Stubbs had 'positively identified' Zimmerman as her attacker at the trial, however, during this candid recording, Stubbs admits that the D.A. had to inform her that Nicholas would be in the courtroom, and had the D.A. not done that, and had Nicholas been switched with someone else, she would not have been able to identify him. This is considered to be a "Coerced and Suggestive Identification" on the part of the D.A.'s office. Also, Stubbs says she was threatened with incarceration if she refused to identify Zimmerman as her attacker, which is even more coercive. This conversation also reveals that Stubbs was told she would receive leniency on her open federal case; the defense was never made aware of this. Amazingly, the recording also shows that A.D.A. Leigh Bishop prosecuted Nicholas maliciously because of his jewish last name. While all of this is violations of Nicholas' Constitutional Rights, the corruption doesn't stop there.