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[arielilane]

We’re back from lunch and #KaitlinArmstrong trial resumes.

Witness 32: Elizabeth Stoneking - interpreter

Stoneking is reading a Spanish document related to cosmetic procedures.


Stoneking reads the bottom of the document, ‘Plastic Surgery Jorge Badilla’


We’re seeing a document on screen. Stoneking reads the title, ‘surgical procedure perform.’ Name ‘Allison Paige.’ Date ‘20 June 2022.’


Stoneking is reading the bloodwork record, and points to a signature of a doctor at the bottom.


Seeing chat messages, from Allison Paige to Badilla’s office.


Those messages include, “do you have availability tomorrow,” others pertain to whether the procedure could be done the same day and the price. The procedure being referenced is juvederm.


The messages appear to have taken place June 14, 2022.


Stoneking reads a message that came from Allison Paige saying something came up and [Paige] needed to move the appointment.


Other messages being displayed that discuss a rhinoplasty and associated costs.


Paige is asking if any other procedures will be added on. At one point Paige messages that over the last few days she feels she has aged significantly.

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[arielilane]

@JessicaTaylorTX

Portnoy is going over training for the forensics unit. Portnoy is a certified forensics computer examiner.


Portnoy says as a certified computer examiner, he has to take an exam every 3 years to keep up his certification. He completed the exam in April 2022.


Portnoy says training for the certificate is provided by International Association of Computer Investigative Specialists (IACIS)


Portnoy is discussing Berla. Berla was previously mentioned by Allen, who’s works for the U.S. Secret Service. Berla is a vehicle infotainment forensic company. Portnoy re-certified in Berla in January 2022.

 

[cujenn81]

@MillsHayesTV

Now we are being shown 7 photos of a woman who looks like Armstrong seemingly after surgery. There are bruises and bandages on her face from plastic surgery. Stitches on nose & eyebrows. #KaitlinArmstrong


3:56 PM · Nov 9, 2023

I'm so pissed we aren't seeing these (pictures) right now.

 

[arielilane]

@JessicaTaylorTX

Portnoy say that the digital forensic unit with APD does extractions and examinations on all kinds of digital devices. Portnoy says they’re mostly dealing with cellphones, but also laptops, surveillance DVRs, SD cards


4:18 PM · Nov 9, 2023

 

[Seattle1]

#KaitlinArmstrong | #JusticeForMo Here is a piece of the episode that dateline did regarding this case. I was looking for the entire episode but it seems it has been removed.


dbm video/ looking for dateline by approved source

12:54 PM · Nov 7, 2023

 

[Seattle1]

Still trying to confirm but IMO, KA wrote at least 2 letters to CS from jail.

 

[arielilane]

@JessicaTaylorTX

Portnoy says as far as the intake process for a device, they have to seize the property. Portnoy says they inspect the device for any damage, take out the SIM card. Portnoy says to avoid confusion, they assign a case number to the evidence.


4:22 PM · Nov 9, 2023

 

[arielilane]

@JessicaTaylorTX

Portnoy says ‘extraction’ in simplest term is just getting the data out of the device in a forensic manner, without “stepping on” the evidence or altering it in any way.


4:23 PM · Nov 9, 2023

 

[arielilane]

@JessicaTaylorTX

Portnoy says that data is always moving around, so every time date is extracted, it may be a little different.


4:24 PM · Nov 9, 2023

 

[arielilane]

@JessicaTaylorTX

State asks Portnoy based on his training and experience, does it change quality or reliability depending on which extraction method is used. Portnoy explains more about the extraction methods here.


4:26 PM · Nov 9, 2023

 

[arielilane]

@MeredithonFOX7

Daniel Portnoy, APD detective with the digital forensic unit is on the stand.He says he extracts data from devices. We haven't gotten to the relevance in this case yet.


4:24 PM · Nov 9, 2023

 

[arielilane]

@JessicaTaylorTX

The presentation being shown to jurors alongside Portnoy’s testimony says that ‘extraction is verified by hash validation’ - Portnoy explains a hash validation like a fingerprint


4:26 PM · Nov 9, 2023

 

[JerseyWasHome2]

@JessicaTaylorTX

Portnoy says that data is always moving around, so every time date is extracted, it may be a little different.


4:24 PM · Nov 9, 2023

That quote is a bit worrisome. And how does data "move" ?

 

[arielilane]

@JessicaTaylorTX

Portnoy is reviewing a spreadsheet. He says it’s a list of various devices examined in the case. They include multiple iPhones (model 11, 13), two MacBook Pros, Uconnect, Lenovo ThinkPad


4:34 PM · Nov 9, 2023

 

[arielilane]

That quote is a bit worrisome. And how does data "move" ?

DP needs to elaborate on his explanation. moo

 

[arielilane]

@JessicaTaylorTX

Five iPhones listed on the spreadsheet. The ‘Uconnect’ is an infotainment system, from a car. People typically think of them as ‘GPS.’ It’s called Uconnect because it’s the name/model of the infotainment system, Portnoy says.


4:37 PM · Nov 9, 2023


Lenovo ThinkPad is a laptop computer, Portnoy says.


4:38 PM · Nov 9, 2023
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[CrimeDawg123]

That quote is a bit worrisome. And how does data "move" ?

He's just talking about it moving during the extraction process, and so the hash verifies that no data has been lost or corrupted.

 

[arielilane]

State establishes Portnoy as an expert in extracting data from mobile, digital and infotainment devices.

@BriHollisNEWS

He's now addressing electronic evidence examined in this case, which includes five iPhones and two laptops.


4:34 PM · Nov 9, 2023

 

[arielilane]

He's just talking about it moving during the extraction process, and so the hash verifies that no data has been lost or corrupted.

Thanks, couldn't locate a reporter to detail anything like that. I can't imagine the state not having it explained. moo

 

[Seattle1]

Great Video at link:

TX v. Kaitlin Armstrong: Love Triangle Murder Trial

UPDATE: After finding Kaitlin Armstrong guilty of murdering her romantic rival, a jury sentenced her to 90 years in prison.

www.courttv.com