By RASHAD ROLLETribune News Editorrrolle@tribunemedia.netA SUPREME Court judge has ruled that five viral voice recordings at the heart of the $1.4m Odyssey Aviation robbery case can be played at trial, rejecting lawyer Bjorn Ferguson’s bid to have the prosecution against him stopped. “The Voice Recordings are admissible given their significant probative value and the lack of demonstrated prejudice to the Applicant,” he wrote. Justice Fitzpatrick rejected that position, saying expert voice comparison and identification by people familiar with a speaker’s voice relied on different foundations. “Expert voice analysis and lay voice recognition based on familiarity are not mutually exclusive,” he said. Justice Fitzpatrick said the voice recordings were obtained from Facebook or WhatsApp before the men were charged and well before the phone extractions were completed.