sunshine05
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But forget about the phone for a minute. Phone does not equal Google search no matter how much people would like to link the two.
McDreamy tried to unlock the phone. McDreamy did not touch that IBM laptop. Period. End of comparison.
Conspiracy theories abound with wild neighborhood wifi hackers getting into BC network, Kurtz initially claiming BC gave out his network password (hey, NO EVIDENCE of that!), CPD 'planting' something or 'changing' files. Those are some of the wild conspiracy theories that are laughable. I bet the FBI just rolled their eyes at those allegations too. Perhaps they shouldn't have dismissed it, but they testified they didn't see evidence of planting and I certainly don't see where they would put themselves on the line to protect some cop in Cary.
I think the defense spun a lot of scenarios and I think lots of people are ripe for the picking when it comes to believing scenarios. The mere possibility being suggested gets imaginations spinning.
First of all, I would love if we could stop calling him "McDreamy". It makes my skin crawl every time I see that.
Secondly, it was not the FBI that did the computer analysis. It was the Durham police/aka FBI task force. So a Durham police officer, and this was, what, the 5th computer he has done a forensic exam on? compared to GM who has done 400+ and has been doing it for 10 years? I think this is about experience level. And CPD asked DPD to do the evaluation for their case. Do you really think they are going to say "I saw a bunch of suspicious files on the computer at the very time y'all took custody of it. Shall I mention them in my report?