Recent content by Sean123

I think this is incorrectly conflating different criminals and their motives. Bernardo and Russell Williams did have their motives (sexual, power, etc.), but what is the motive for a wealthy individual to get involved in a risky chop shop venture? Sure, it could be greed, but it seems the...

Thanks for asking, I appreciate it. I feel a little relieved that it's a bit of a grey area, as some seemed to think it was obvious! The classic prisoner dilemma!

At first I thought that a friend might be able to unfriend and then return without DM's permission (since DM already accepted the friend request - maybe someone can tell me if this is how FB works? I don't know if you'd need to accept a second time), but now I see that his permissions on the...

I just didn't know if there were any sort of laws that applied to co-accused suspects, as I could see it as being beneficial for LE to keep them in mutual darkness, in the same way that they were placed in separate facilities might benefit LE, but given that they can indeed communicate through...

Posted this in another thread but didn't get an answer so I thought I would try here: Can DM and MS communicate and form a consistent defense via their lawyers? Or is there anything restricting their lawyers from speaking to each other in order to establish the same story?

Please don't turn off spell checking. Browser based spell checking is one of the best browser improvements of the past few years. And why would you want to submit a post with known spelling errors?

Confirmed typo: https://twitter.com/AD_Humphreys/status/339479841038540800

Slightly off topic question, sorry... Can DM and MS communicate and form a consistent defense via their lawyers? Or is there anything restricting their lawyers from speaking to each other in order to establish the same story?

Yes, this is true too. If the data has not been wiped, they can go to great lengths to get the data off a drive that has been smashed or punctured, etc.

If the drive is wiped with software designed for wiping, the data is gone. The bits are overwritten numerous times so that the data that was once held on the drive is simply no longer there. There are no 'tools available to LE' to overcome this physical change in the drive. Now formatting and...

No, you certainly can destroy all data and make it non-recoverable. There are tools available for anyone to use to completely wipe a drive.

Actually some people choose bitcoin because it is anonynmous. See: silk road (ebay of the deep web).

CD just posted, flat out, that she knows the third person.

Was it ever said if the first test drive vehicle was the same year as TB's?

I agree. It also doesn't explain why, if they were looking for a "thrill kill", that they test drove the same vehicle previous to TB's. That just leaves an unnecessary trail if it's just a random thrill kill they are after.