admitted that he initially told police that
the two guns the men found at Ojo's house were a Tec-9 pistol
and a ".357." In his closing, counsel argued that Forde had
changed his story to fit the ballistics report, a further
indication that he was lying.

     Forde testified further that he had never been to the
Franklin Street house prior to the night of the shooting. On
cross-examination, however, Forde admitted that he had told
State police that he had been to the Franklin Street house on
prior occasions before the evening of the shooting.
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recovered from the victim's body came from two different

weapons.   One of the investigators listened to the defendant's

recorded telephone calls from the house of correction in an

effort to identify the second shooter.     In one of these

conversations, the defendant spoke to "C," who said that he was

"laying low."    The defendant told "C" to "fall back . . . way

back."   Police developed information that "C," also known as

"Casino," had been with the defendant earlier in the evening on

January 9, 2006, and had made cellular telephone calls to

individuals at the Willard Street address immediately before the

shooting, but were unable to identify "C."
                   