Ricardo, the controller for Shady Dealings, Incorporated, is being investigated for financial statement fraud. Samara, an FBI agent, observed Ricardo pushing two plastic dumpsters on wheels to the curbside for the garbage truck to pick up the next morning. Samara went to the curbside later that night and took the bags. Samara had no specific reason to believe anything would be found in the garbage and no search warrant. Nonetheless, she found shredded documents which she was able to piece together that were "smoking gun" documentary evidence that Ricardo was the mastermind of the fraud scheme. Ricardo was brought to trial. If the prosecutor seeks to introduce the documentary evidence found in Ricardo's garbage, and Ricardo's attorney challenges the introduction of the evidence, it is likely that$$the evidence will be found

Multiple Choice

admissible.

inadmissible because the contents of the closed garbage containers were not within plain view.

inadmissible because there was no probable cause that anything would be found in the bags.

inadmissible because there was no search warrant to look into the bags.

inadmissible because there was no reasonable suspicion that anything would be found in the bags.