In a phone interview with News 8, Bremner later confirmed that more than a dozen searches of sexual content using terms like "raped, sexy Asian girls, and bondage anime" were accessed on a computer the day before Zahau's death. "It's important to the investigation because there is an image from anime, and its called bond anime and it shows an Asian women bound; at least her hands are bound behind her back," said the Seattle-based attorney.
Bremner said it was not Zahau who looked at the online content and suggested the computer may have been accessed by someone using an airline account.
"Never in a million years would she have those fantasies; and never in a million years would she even look at *advertiser censored*," said Bremner told News 8. "There was somebody interested in doing her harm, with these kinds of searches."
Bremner said the computer forensic report shows no searches that indicated Zahau killed herself.
"When they searched computers and her phone, they didn't find any searches for rope, suicide, hanging anything like that," said Bremner. "What they did find was this (*advertiser censored*), which is consistent with somebody else doing it and it's important to find out who that is."