bettybaby00
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:wave: having posted here in awhile, but always checking to see where this mess is at...lawd, it's always interesting ain't it?
One of the most interesting questions I would have stems from the article about this motion.
How and why did the DT file a motion on this before the new "expert" had even looked at the computer?????
Also, It seems reasonable to believe that this came about b/c of some sort of sudden revelation from JA<modsnip>. How exactly would she explain that? It's beyond suspicious that someone with no previous history of visiting *advertiser censored* sites, would suddenly go on a binge days before he's brutally murdered, and then coincidently the convicted murderess concocts allegations that he's a pedophile. SMH
And lastly, I had to google what a "write blocker" is and what purpose it serves. From what I can understand, it is software that is installed so that "the hard drive can not be altered" and Det. Melendez used this according to protocol. The motion goes on to allege that Det. Flores did not use a write blocker when he "erased" all the files. This brings up 2 questions...1) wouldn't the forensic people responsible for analyzing the drive leave the write blocker in place so that going forward no one would be able to alter the HD? Is there a forensic trail showing when it was removed? And nowhere in the motion does KN mention that their new found expert have a write blocker in place prior to his analysis of the HD.
I hope whoever JM find to look at the hard drive again asks all the right questions, just like you have so far in the thread MeeBee!
One of the most interesting questions I would have stems from the article about this motion.
Before the first trial in 2013, Alexander's computer was analyzed by a different defense expert, who did not detect any deleted files. Arias' attorneys, Kirk Nurmi and Jennifer Willmott, asked to see the computer again, but only in recent weeks were they able to obtain it from the prosecution for forensic evaluation by their own expert.
An evidentiary hearing on the computer scheduled for Oct. 20, the day before the trial began, had to be canceled because that was the day the defense expert finally received it, and he had not had a chance to look at it.
How and why did the DT file a motion on this before the new "expert" had even looked at the computer?????
Also, It seems reasonable to believe that this came about b/c of some sort of sudden revelation from JA<modsnip>. How exactly would she explain that? It's beyond suspicious that someone with no previous history of visiting *advertiser censored* sites, would suddenly go on a binge days before he's brutally murdered, and then coincidently the convicted murderess concocts allegations that he's a pedophile. SMH
And lastly, I had to google what a "write blocker" is and what purpose it serves. From what I can understand, it is software that is installed so that "the hard drive can not be altered" and Det. Melendez used this according to protocol. The motion goes on to allege that Det. Flores did not use a write blocker when he "erased" all the files. This brings up 2 questions...1) wouldn't the forensic people responsible for analyzing the drive leave the write blocker in place so that going forward no one would be able to alter the HD? Is there a forensic trail showing when it was removed? And nowhere in the motion does KN mention that their new found expert have a write blocker in place prior to his analysis of the HD.