Trial - Ross Harris #4

[Hope4More]

Persinger says the applications Harris used to communicate with various women was not deleted. The Whisper app was easily located during the investigation, but was located in a folder on the phone.

Defense's point: LE could have found the whole CFA Whisper chat attached to the Whisper meme if they had spent ' round about 15 minutes trying, and would have known RH didn't create it.

But, they went with being "80% sure " RH had created it.

 

[Rocco]

There were no restrictions to bending or leaning. The restrictions were they can look in and around the car, they just couldn't touch it or sit in it!

And they were there to look at a piece of evidence---the car. Not to try to recreate RH's movements or actions that day or what HE could or couldn't see.

 

[Hope4More]

Nice to have a straightforward witness on the stand. He seems like a man of integrity.

 

[Hope4More]

Griffin Psychology was a CLIENT of RH's web company! So much for looking up jury selection and all that. Could the State possibly look more ridiculous?

 

[katydid23]

Maybe it is just me, but this Rodriguez kid kind of annoys me. lol

 

[Hope4More]

Strike two for the State. That private search capability had to be purchased, and RH never did. So much for RH trying to sneak around undetected while he made nefarious searches.

 

[blue22]

Maybe it is just me, but this Rodriguez kid kind of annoys me. lol

I absolutely cannot stand listening to him question. I feel like he's either trying to confuse every witness, or doesn't know how to properly ask a question. Drives me bonkers!!

 

[JerseyGirl]

Persinger says he tried several searches during his investigation, such as "hot car" and "child" searches on the computer. He didn't find anything related to those specific words.

Persinger says there were two browsers, but the search history on one had been deleted. Persinger says Harris was not the average computer user, and calls him "crafty" for intentionally hiding items. Persinger says "maybe (Harris) was crafty enough" to tell detectives he watched the hot car video because he knew he forgot to delete it. "I believe some of the methods he used to hide the information, to delete the information was an intentional move, so yes I think he's crafty," Persinger said.

Persinger says he was not aware that Harris was a web developer that had created a small business with two friends.

 

[Hope4More]

Another punch. RH never deleted his Firefox search history....amounting to "boxes full" if printed out.

 

[ShHolmz]

And they were there to look at a piece of evidence---the car. Not to try to recreate RH's movements or actions that day or what HE could or couldn't see.

Was the car seat also considered evidence? TIA

 

[Hope4More]

Persinger says he tried several searches during his investigation, such as "hot car" and "child" searches on the computer. He didn't find anything related to those specific words.

Persinger says there were two browsers, but the search history on one had been deleted. Persinger says Harris was not the average computer user, and calls him "crafty" for intentionally hiding items. Persinger says "maybe (Harris) was crafty enough" to tell detectives he watched the hot car video because he knew he forgot to delete it. "I believe some of the methods he used to hide the information, to delete the information was an intentional move, so yes I think he's crafty," Persinger said.

Persinger says he was not aware that Harris was a web developer that had created a small business with two friends.

I take back my kind words about this witness. Of course, he's probably getting a bit defensive given all the destruction going on of the mountains the State made of molehills (a charitable take).

 

[JerseyGirl]

Was the car seat also considered evidence? TIA

Yes, a separate exhibit.

 

[FinallyRegistered]

Wow, this is crazy. Defense is doing an amazing destruction to the State.

 

[Bc007]

BBM 1:
Yes, and the jurors aren't likely suffering 'sexual addiction' of his magnitude, and weren't in the midst of carrying on extra-marital sexting before they looked at the car, while they were in the car, and after they got out of the car. Those jurors just aren't ever gonna understand.

BBM 2:

The jurors were unable to sit where Ross sat, while 'forgetting' Cooper in minutes, and then climb out of the driver's seat 'grabbing' their imaginary bag/briefcase and coffee.

A case can be made that it was a recreation since Ross stood at the door to put light bulbs in. Different height, different lighting. I'm not saying I'm right I'm just saying I think a case could be made. I have watched other cases where the jury wasn't a loud in a house or car before.

 

[JerseyGirl]

Defense says Harris was a web developer and many of the websites he visited, including the private internet access site and the psychology site, were related to his business.

Persinger says Harris researched a statute in Georgia on the age of consent on his phone. But he found no evidence that he had searched for murder or homicide.

 

[JerseyGirl]

Defense says Harris was a web developer and many of the websites he visited, including the private internet access site and the psychology site, were related to his business.

Persinger says Harris researched a statute in Georgia on the age of consent on his phone. But he found no evidence that he had searched for murder or homicide.

Prosecution says jurors need to keep in mind that Harris' search history was limited because it had recently been deleted.

 

[ILikeToBendPages]

I did notice that the suv has a sunroof. Would that make a difference in three car getting hot faster? Also the orange juice in Cooper's stomach makes me think of JonBenet's and the pineapple in hers. Would Copper been dead within two hours? I'm far behind in somethings, but I've wondered and out those two things

 

[arkansasmimi]

He sleuthing on his own!

 

[Hope4More]

Wow, this is crazy. Defense is doing an amazing destruction to the State.

They really are. It could be as "innocent" as the DA just accepting Stoddard's work wholesale and not being diligent enough to investigate very hard on their own, or to question the weakness of the "evidence" of intent. But the defense is showing the jury just how sloppy the State has been about presenting the "evidence" they are asking the jury to use to put a man away for murder and for life.

It's genuinely shocking.

 

[arkansasmimi]

Wow, this is crazy. Defense is doing an amazing destruction to the State.

:facepalm: Every.Single.Witness