minor4th
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Thank you for explaining. And I agree that all of this is very disjointed. But can you please clarify how we know is was NOT Travis's laptop?
The witness discussed the hard drive from Travis' lap top in the first part of his testimony. That was the report he was going over when he was discussing the "Deanna Reid" user name and the times of the youtube videos, etc. He specifically said he was examining Travis' laptop.
THEN the defense started talking about a different lap top hard drive that the witness received on a different date, and he received the hard drive by itself, and not with the laptop it had come from. He stated that this was a different hard drive than the one he had been discussing earlier (i.e., He already reported on Travis' laptop hard drive and this was a different hard drive).
Unless Travis had two lap tops, and the expert examined both of them, then this was not Travis' hard drive. Just assuming that if this second hard drive was Travis' that would have been identified and disclosed. Since there was not indication that this hard drive came from a second lap top of Travis', I believe that it was not his...I could be proven wrong, but from what we saw in court, this is the logical inference at this point.