BetteDavisEyes
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I suppose it's possible that conversation posts or private messages could also be subpoenaed for court proceedings.
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It was very interesting to read that, wasn't it IMHO? I learned a lot I did not know or was unsure of.
If our current suspect were to go to court, I would expect a lot of this thread will be considered "evidence". It sure makes me think twice about what I may say or post from now on. I hadn't thought about "conversation/PM" posts, but BDE may be right that they could also be used. Oy vey .. scary.
Those first couple days hardly felt real... extensive police searches, extensive police questioning and interviews, handing over all my electronic devices, and then agreeing to a 6-hour polygraph.... All the while, trying to gain some kind of mental grasp on reality. In an instant, my entire world was turned upside down and thrown into complete chaos, sadness, depression.
Wes did not have to hand other his electronic devices. He agreed to hand them over, just like he agreed to the polygraph.Thanks for posting this L. So he had to hand over his phone and other devices pretty promptly.
Because Wes works as a health care professional, he likely passed all background checks.Case Search
I haven't found any priors using this Mi site. Anyone found anything?
Wes has not been cleared, but here are reasons for not clearing him.Reasons for clearing WS
Owns no gun
Fathers shotguns cleared
Tyre molds and vehicle don't match
No motive
Was at home asleep/on nights
Text phone history
Still a couple/amicable relationship
Attended July family gathering together
Doesn't own sandals
Poly inconclusive.
Visibly upset, distraught and griefstruck.
No arrest
No evidence
Wes did not have to hand other his electronic devices. He agreed to hand them over, just like he agreed to the polygraph.
He could have refused to hand over his electronic devices, but he didn't refuse. From what we know, LE did not have to get a search warrant to gain access to his home, car, or devices. Wes cooperated.
So any lies would be obvious to LE. This must also be obvious to the suspect as well. If he is confident about his posts, he should have no worries. For that reason alone seeing how this pans out will be very interesting. Presumably he has a lawyer or some legal advice and maybe that is another reason he has left here.
MOO
Reason Wes left here:So any lies would be obvious to LE. This must also be obvious to the suspect as well. If he is confident about his posts, he should have no worries. For that reason alone seeing how this pans out will be very interesting. Presumably he has a lawyer or some legal advice and maybe that is another reason he has left here.
MOO
Combatmedic2121's membership has been revoked.
So any lies would be obvious to LE. This must also be obvious to the suspect as well. If he is confident about his posts, he should have no worries. For that reason alone seeing how this pans out will be very interesting. Presumably he has a lawyer or some legal advice and maybe that is another reason he has left here.
MOO
I don't understand what is "scary" about the fact that ""conversation/PM" posts" can be subpoenaed as "evidence". That fact doesn't scare me at all. I think this fact doesn't scare Wes.If our current suspect were to go to court, I would expect a lot of this thread will be considered "evidence". It sure makes me think twice about what I may say or post from now on. I hadn't thought about "conversation/PM" posts, but BDE may be right that they could also be used. Oy vey .. scary.
That's very interesting because Wes has been pretty hostile on this public forum. I would imagine any private conversations would be even more disturbing.I suppose it's possible that conversation posts or private messages could also be subpoenaed for court proceedings.
That's very interesting because Wes has been pretty hostile on this public forum. I would imagine any private conversations would be even more disturbing.
I don't understand what is "scary" about the fact that ""conversation/PM" posts" can be subpoenaed as "evidence". That fact doesn't scare me at all. I think this fact doesn't scare Wes.
Oh, ok. Your original post was mixed:Uhhh ... would you really want to read about my health woes in detail? I think not. I would hope like crazy my personal (deeply personal) details never ended up in a courtroom for any reason. Yes, the thought is 'scary' to me .... but not as in afraid, more as 'embarrassing but true'. My statement had nothing to do with anyone but myself, so you took it as not the intended inflection/meaning. Sorry if I wasn't clear enough.
It’s 2018. I think most people realize that any document can be retrieved as 'evidence', and that includes all internet communication. I’m not scared.Not to mention other correspondence (emails, texts, etc.) with members outside of this forum.
Oh, ok. Your original post was mixed:
- about you - "It sure makes me think twice about what I may say or post from now on."
- and then a general comment that included the word "scary" - "I hadn't thought about "conversation/PM" posts, but BDE may be right that they could also be used. Oy vey .. scary."
No grades. Welcome back to this thread.It was ALL about me ... technically, if we are getting graded, I suppose those last two sentences could have been a new paragraph. But it was all in regards to what I read at the page: iWITNESS: The Admissibility of Social Media Evidence | Section of Litigation Thus, it was commenting on things I learned, not on anyone/anything in whole.