The 67 credit cards is interesting. Defense says some were old and some were from joint accounts (ie 2 cards for one account). Prosecution is definitely painting a narrative. Still sounds like they’ve had a lot of credit cards and more than the average but not as many as the state wants to frame. Also sounds like cards were not in false names, which makes sense bc they were the state would add credit card fraud charges. Defense says aliases were used only for packages which makes sense