Recent content by unc70

No metadata for files involving Google Maps search. Another interesting piece of the testimony by GM is that the disk, before it was imaged and after the system was shut down, was accessed in read/write mode by another system. Did not use a write block.

"Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity, but don't rule out malice." Even the most benign explanation of the handling of NC's cell phone is still troubling. It would be hard to condone no matter what case it involved. Consider the major points and see if...

"Inconclusive" is often translated as "not supporting LE's case". There is so much of this stuff turning up every day in NC that more and more are becoming alarmed. Of course, the NC DA association wants to cripple the Innocence Commission by changing the law, among other things to preclude...

I suspect that the CPD used a Cellibrite to sneak a peek at NC's phone without getting a SW. That is the only explanation I that explains their behavior when she first went missing and through the accidental erasure of the phone and the unexplained erasure of the sim, then the coverup and lying...

Since you heard this testimony that we have not: Which weather site? Did the registry entries match the TIF? Are the index.dat files in the History directories consistent with the one in the TIF? If he searched for these items in late June, why were the cached values under...

My point is that if the police had found the search evidence that early, they should have secured from Google the confirming log records while they were still available.

If found that early, why did they not get the confirming records from Google while they would still have been available? Related question, when was search evidence disclosed to defense? When did defense receive forensic copy of BC disk?

Did they use the Cellibrite on on the phones before the accidental erasure? The only explanation I can come up with for the CPD handling of NC's phone is that they had sneaked a peek at it, probably with a Cellibrite. Otherwise, they should have been getting the SW to access when she was first...

I am waiting to hear from the jury. Also interested in assembling a time-line for the investigation to see if anything jumps out that might explain the CPD going accident prone. The cell phone handling goes beyond suspicious. I asked before but no one responded, did Cary have or have access...

But everyone had to sort through a lot of mis-information. You, of course, remember that 4:20 am HT run.

Do we have a reliable time-line for the computers, forensic milestones, discovery of search evidence, and discovery provided to the defense from July 11, 2008 until the trial? Same for phones. Then the various prelim and final reports from crime labs, ME Finally, the date of the CPD...

BBM I believe the blackout was because the LE witness might need to go undercover in the future. Wish they had at least allowed audio. Silly since it was open court and there are pictures that are likely of them. The National Security argument was the basis for denying the defense any way to...

I think it was when the defense was trying to add forensic expert GM. BZ said something like "You had other forensic experts on your witness list. Why didn't you call one of them?" K responded "No money. Our request for funding was denied." Then the judge said that this was not the place to...

Don't know why "CH"; should have been "MH". Another poster said that the prosecution was following and posting on Twitter.

You can start with Greg Taylor, wrongfully convicted in Wake County and the first person freed by the new NC Innocence Inquiry Commission. http://www.newsobserver.com/2010/02/17/343552/taylor-to-go-free.html Or look at the case of Floyd Brown, one of the successes of the Fair Trial...