Heres a little pat on the back for all of our weekend sleuthing. I thought Id put together a list of stuff we found that debunks much of what BN asserted or implied.
1) SIM cards missing: Not. They didnt exist for the phones/service used by TA and JA
2) ActiveX is a video codec needed to view *advertiser censored* and is strictly for *advertiser censored* sites: Not. Soooooo. Not.
Its not even a video codec:
ActiveX is a software framework created by Microsoft that adapts its earlier Component Object Model (COM) and Object Linking and Embedding (OLE) technologies for content downloaded from a network, particularly in the context of the World Wide Web. (Wikipedia)
3) Zblog can only be picked up by visiting *advertiser censored* sites: Not. Blatantly not.
4) Spybot only runs if triggered by human intervention: Not.
5) The downloads/modifications that happened on June 19, 2009, had to be okayed by human intervention: Not.
Several were likely initially downloaded on 6/10/2008, but not installed/configured until the computer was booted up on 6/19/2009.
6) BN can prove certain *advertiser censored* URLs were accessed via typing in the site address: Not. No way.
And if he can, Mr. Tyler Mount expert (thats a helicopter mount; read his CV) is the first in the nation to be able to prove this.
What else? Lets see:
7) The modifications that happened on June 10, 2008, and on June 19, 2009, constitute prosecutorial misconduct: Likely not.
The 6/10 goof up of bringing the laptop out of sleep is easily attributable to the exigent circumstance of discovering a badly decomposed murder victim and needing to determine time of death.
Also: The time the laptop awakening and the time the Mesa PD officially initiated/served the search warrant? Thats about a half hour gap. Seriously? I think some just plain cop on the scene screwed up by moving the mouse/stirring the laptop out of sleep.
The boot-up a year later? The Mesa PD had already made a mirror of the drive. It was poor procedure to fire it up on June 19, 2009, but the DT apparently insisted on it. Changes made on that date were (in spite of BNs insistence) likely automatic, resulting from the completion of installs/configurations initially downloaded on June 10, 2008, via auto-updates and from possibly anti-virus software doing its thang upon boot-up.
8) Inability to find the *advertiser censored* is sheer incompetence: Likely not.
Neither the DT nor the State looked for *advertiser censored* files when the initial analyses were done.
9) No one looked for *advertiser censored* until JA changed her defense strategy
Two experts, one from the State and one from the DT said they didnt find any *advertiser censored* (although Dworkin tried to change his tune when the DT changed THEIRS, then got called out by JM).
10) *advertiser censored* hits found now: Likely due to advancements in registry investigation tools.
*advertiser censored* site hits are far different than downloaded and saved photographic files.