He didn't wipe all traces of anything. He discarded a router. Specifically, a 3825 router. Cisco has call logs that show, on 7/11/08 around 10:30pm Cooper using that router. That's the router. They chose not to bring that particular Cisco employee into court during rebuttal. But it does exist. We heard all about it on the WRAL feed.
He also erased the test calls on his cell phone so they would not appear in the call log. But those calls do appear on the AT&T records.
The defense isn't saying someone hacked into Nancy's RR email and set it up. Yet Brad did it. Got caught doing it. They recovered emails showing he READ the forwarded emails too. Showed those right on the overhead screen in court. I was there that particular day. Saw it with my own two eyes.
No amount of spin can change the basic facts of this case or of this murder.
Like I said. You want him guilty so it doesnt matter what I say and that's fine.
Maybe he did it, maybe he didnt. The case was handled so badly that we'll never know for sure. I just look at it like this. Everyone is hung up on all the things he did which I agree as a collective look kind of bad but if the call was proven to in fact not be spoofed but you had the rest of this evidence to look at, what would you think then?
I know people who had done all the stuff this guy did. Yea it looks kind of bad when you're on trial for murder but all this stuff is not outside the realm of possibility of someone doing it just because they're divorcing. Im really surprised he didnt use a keylogger or something else hard to detect given that he was an "expert."
Last but not least, someone brought up the sep agreement above and Ive been waiting to comment on that. I am good friends with one of the partners at one of Raleigh's biggest family law firms and I specifically asked them about Alice Stubbs outside the context of this case and this is pretty much a word for word quote. "I dont even bother looking at her first draft of a separation agreement because they are always ridiculous." After seeing what they were demanding of Brad, I have to say, I agree.