The fourth installment examines Count Six in United States v. Wander, a witness tampering charge tied to a dinner invitation, a comment about testimony and a photo with Wander's child. His lawyers moved to dismiss, arguing the alleged conduct is not a crime.

The installment examines FBI computers seized from Curtis Somoza's home, his defense's request for mirror images, and prosecutors' move to release equipment tied to Convoii's bankruptcy. It says some originals were slated to leave without copies for Somoza.

After his arrest in a fraud case tied to church life insurance policies, Curt Somoza sought a $35 million sale to repay investors. Prosecutors moved to revoke his bond, the deal collapsed, and he says he spent 327 days in the SHU.

Harry Styles sent fans an email Wednesday night confirming that 2027 dates are coming for his Together Together Tour, and tucked inside the announcement was a line that landed like a cliffhanger for…