http://www.newsobserver.com/2011/04/29/1164010/coopers-defense-rests-but-more.html
After the jurors went home for the weekend, the judge agreed to let a Cisco security investigator return to the stand in the prosecutor's rebuttal case to talk about a router the defendant checked out from the company.
Chris Fry testified outside the presence of the jury that his examination of computer evidence the prosecution gave him as part of their effort to challenge testimony about the computers introduced by the defense. During that examination, Fry hit on information showing that Brad Cooper had used a router on July 11, 2008.
Prosecutors have argued that Brad Cooper used a router to send a phone call from his home phone to his cell to make it look like Nancy Cooper was alive shortly before 7 a.m. on the day investigators say she was killed.
Investigators never found that router.
Fry said he found evidence that Cooper had checked out two routers from Cisco and only one had been returned.
That account is inaccurate. It has already been entered into testimony that Cisco does not have an inventory control mechanism to "check out" routers.