Charlie Adelson's residence
On the night of July 18, 2014, Katherine Magbanua stayed at the Whale Harbor Lane residence and retrieved what testimony characterizes as approximately $138,000 in murder payment from her car trunk the next morning; a manila envelope was also delivered there, and a large cash safe on the premises figured in testimony about the transaction. A separate March 11 gathering at the same home — described across all three trials through Jeffrey Lacasse's testimony — was the occasion for Charlie Adelson making statements about criminal connections. The address additionally served as a CSLI reference point, with cellular analyst Kelsey Guay testing whether Donna Adelson's phone connected to towers covering the residence on July 18, and prosecution rebuttal closing argument citing a text message as placing Donna outside the house at the time of the payment delivery.
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The residence appears across all three trials in 16 proceedings spanning opening statements, direct and cross-examinations of key witnesses, and rebuttal closing argument, making it one of the more structurally significant locations in the archive. It connects three distinct evidentiary threads: the physical receipt and post-murder collection of the alleged payment by Magbanua; a pre-murder gathering used to establish Charlie Adelson's awareness of criminal networks; and cellular and communications evidence analyzed in connection with Donna Adelson's whereabouts on the day of the murder.