Mark Sievers Livestream Trial Thread - Days 1 - 4

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1. Sandra Rodriguez‏ @SandraR_media 2m2 minutes ago
   This data would include text messages, contacts, calls, and voice messages, says Stout.
   
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   Sandra Rodriguez‏ @SandraR_media 3m3 minutes ago
   Using Cellebrite, Stout says they can recover deleted data from the cellphone.
   
   But there are situations that make it much more difficult to retrieve data, for example recovering old data from a heavily used phone.
   

 

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Julia Jenaé (@JuliaCourtTV) Tweeted:
#MarkSieversTrial jury is hearing from first State witness of the day, K.C. Stout, a network administrator in the digital forensic unit. He extracted the data from the defendant(s) cellphones.

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#MarkSieversTrial jury is hearing from first State witness of the day, K.C. Stout, a network administrator in the digital forensic unit. He extracted the data from the defendant(s) cellphones.

@Emi , we have those tweets already. Scalex is doing tweets

 

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Sandra Rodriguez‏ @SandraR_media 2m2 minutes ago
Stout is now explaining a timeline of a cell phone "extraction" he performed.

 

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Jake Allen (@Jake_Allen19) Tweeted:
ASA Ross is asking Stout about data recovered from a phone with a 314 area-code.


Jake Allen (@Jake_Allen19) Tweeted:
The 314 area code is associated with Missouri. In 2015, both Jimmy Rodgers and Curtis Wayne Wright Jr. lived in Missouri.

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Sandra Rodriguez‏ @SandraR_media 59s60 seconds ago


As he explains the timeline, Stout says there was data recovered that had been deleted from the cellphone.

 

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Jake Allen (@Jake_Allen19) Tweeted:
There was some data recovered from this phone using Cellebrite that was deleted, Stout said.

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Jake Allen (@Jake_Allen19) Tweeted:
Other digital examiners worked the Teresa Sievers murder case because there were a lot of devices involved and there was a rush to help locate a suspect, Stout said.

The digital forensic unit has four employees at the Lee County Sheriff's Office, he said.

Jake Allen on Twitter

 

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Sandra Rodriguez‏ @SandraR_media 1m1 minute ago


The cellphone from which the data was recovered was a different phone, I didn't catch the area code but it was not the phone that belonged to Teresa.

 

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Jake Allen (@Jake_Allen19) Tweeted:
Stout is talking about a message sent to Curtis Wayne Wright Jr., asking him to talk privately.

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Sandra Rodriguez‏ @SandraR_media 2m2 minutes ago


Stout says because there were several devices in the investigation, other forensic analysts also performed the extractions.

 

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Sandra Rodriguez‏ @SandraR_media 26s26 seconds ago
Stout says there was a message recovered from one of the devices that read, "Hopefully we can talk privately tomorrow, nothing about you or Angie."

This message was sent to Curtis Wayne Wright's phone.

 

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Jake Allen (@Jake_Allen19) Tweeted:
ASA Ross is asking Stout about another text sent on May 3, 2015 at 2:13 p.m.

The text was sent to Curtis Wayne Wright. It said, "do not want to really use 'secure texts.' As I believe nothing is really secure once it's out there," Stout said.

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Jake Allen (@Jake_Allen19) Tweeted:
On May 5, 2015, Wright got another text asking him if his mail was secure at home and another text asking him if he got a card with a gift, Stout said.

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Sandra Rodriguez‏ @SandraR_media 17s18 seconds ago
Stout is going over text messages sent to Curtis Wayne Wright's phone.

Within these messages is the text prosecutors say Sievers sent to Wright discussing how the would use the word "other" to refer to their burner phones.

 

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Jake Allen (@Jake_Allen19) Tweeted:
On May 7, 2015, Wright got another text that said, "Mailing out today!!!! Call me, it's very simple," Stout said.

Then he got another text that said text me when you want to use the "other one" and when I can I will call, Stout said.

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Jake Allen (@Jake_Allen19) Tweeted:
On May 9, 2015, Wright got another text that said, "Did you get mail?," Stout said.

Then another text that said, "Call late if you want. Text because you never know," Stout said.

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Jake Allen (@Jake_Allen19) Tweeted:
Now Stout is talking about a text sent from Wright that said, "Check other."

On May 7, 2015, Wright got another text that said, "Hello brother from 'other mother.'"

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Jake Allen (@Jake_Allen19) Tweeted:
That's all the questions from the state for Stout.

Sievers' Defense Attorney Michael Mummert is now cross examining Stout.

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Jake Allen (@Jake_Allen19) Tweeted:
Mummert is asking Stout about the date and time of an entry on page.

It's April 30, 2015, Stout said.

The date and time of the entry on the following page is May 3, 2015, Stout said.

That means there is a difference of about three days, Stout said when asked by Mummert.

Jake Allen on Twitter