This makes it sound like a whole drive encryption. You could encrypt the various data folders for programs, but it would be much more of a pain to do. If it was a Windows machine, BitLocker would have been available on Vista before 2009. TrueCrypt would also have been available, including the...
The MNC article is summarizing an IndyStar article, which is summarizing a Fox 59 article based on its original interview with Sgt. Holeman where he only said "at every crime scene, you are going to have DNA." So there is no LE statement that they have killer's DNA, just MNC losing a game of...
I think the MSM headlines make this sound more definite than it actually is. We need to look at the dates of the actual interviews, and what was said versus what writers interpreted and turned into a headline.
Here is what LE actually has stated:
Feb. 23rd:
Carroll County sheriff says DNA...
Per What we know about Delphi 'person of interest' (from 10/2):
Scanning Google maps, Rte 67 is very flat the entire length of Morgan county, and there are no significant bridges, except for over tiny creeks that aren't really livable. But the one over the White River you mentioned is on Rte...
I am guessing that so far, his lawyer is convincing him that he'll be able to throw out all the evidence from his car, apartment, phone, and audio recording. It's unlikely to succeed, but it's probably giving BC some hope in holding out right now. Now that they have the FBI evidence, I hope that...
Exactly. After his first lie which was that he was home all day, he had the chance to fix it, and it was still bogus and easily refuted. I also did an analysis of the street video, and his claim that she showed him the location on her cell phone is also untrue. He immediately drives off as soon...
Great spotting that. I could only read "...traKit & TD2". The software kit they showed looked like it was copying SMS attachments and browser cache files off the SD or SIM card.
Edit: Note, they said they were using a different phone for demonstration purposes, as the investigation was ongoing...
Definitely creepy. But according his achievement list in the game, he only finished the first 3 of the 5 episodes of the game. Mr. Jefferson is only her art teacher at that point, per the episode descriptions.It's only the very end of episode 4 where this other side of the character is first...
As she's opening the door and getting inside, she takes the backpack slung over her left shoulder to her front as she sits down. So I presume it's in her lap.
By looking around, I mean it looks to me like she is initially looking at him, looks down at either the backpack or her phone, looks...
5.5 seconds from the time she closes the door until the car starts moving.
Another 9 seconds until the car is out of frame.
The front passenger seat is visible in other frames. Also YY opens the front passenger door and not the back door. For a few seconds while the car is motionless, you can...
It's an optical illusion caused by the alignment of the seat and the door frame, and a glint of sunlight in just the right place . The seat back is clearly visible in the previous frame of the video. It is true, however, that YY isn't clearly visible at all after closing the car door, but the...
A failure for the professor, but there are valid reasons to drop out of a PhD program other than failure to cut it. Your career goals can change over time. Having a PhD on your resume doesn't always help in getting a job; depending on the field, it can overqualify you for the job you want. There...
With no new evidence trickling in, I've taken another look back at the original video. I'm using the original UIUC one on Youtube, which seems to be the best quality. It is 1 minute 10 seconds at 10 frames per second, and 1280x720 dimension.
Some observations:
1) From the beginning, people or...
Curiously, the affidavit mentions the passenger side was cleaned more thoroughly, but there was no mention of the back seat or trunk. I wonder if the FBI has more information, or if all evidence is that she was in the front seat.
I really do hope they have something solid, and are just keeping their cards close. The information known to the public does seem kind of weak at this point. It's possibly enough for a jury conviction, but not guaranteed. If there isn't more evidence, I have to reluctantly keep open the...
I have one myth to bury, and one question.
1) The Last Bookstore does indeed have their DNS name show up as located in Burnaby, BC. However, so do a lot of websites. They registered their DNS through In2net Network Inc. via doteasy.com, both of which have the same address and are headquartered...
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