2011.06.08 TRIAL Day Thirteen (Morning Session)

[Chiquita71]

LDB: recognize?

I do. The label is in my handwriting. My initials

LDB: what is contained inside?

a nokia cell phone

LDB: into evidence

JB: no objections

HHJP: received into evidence

LDB: are there forensic applications that can be utilized to retrieve data from a phone such as this?

yes

LDB: what?

cell bright

LDB: premire?

it is

LDB: what info can get?

contact list, text, call history incoming out going, picture, audio files

LDB: ability hampered by the phone itself?

sometimes

LDB: service provider?

yes, serveral ways info could be hampered, the company might not let you have info, the cord could be disabled by carrier sometimes our technology can't get into

LDB: does cell bright update the info to OCSO?

yes

LDB: when received looking for ZFG?

yes

LDB: what info gained?

the initial data was contact list and music files

LDB: why only that?

the limitations of my cell bright, it was not capable of fully extracting data at that time

LDB: what is SIM card?

it allows the phone to connect to the network

LDB: interchangable?

yes

LDB: the Nokia phone have a SIM card in it, from Miss Anthony?

I need notes

LDB: is having witness look at notes

 

[4realtho]

This witness will shoot down the comment ICA made to detectives when she stated that she talked to Cayleee for about a minute/moment and Caylee supposely said "Hi Mommy" Such BS.

 

[Mountain_Kat]

Okay, so a SIM card is a device used to store and transfer info from phone to phone? Is that right?

 

[momtective]

When LDB asked the witness what a sim card was, ICA gave an "Oh plz!" look. :giggle: She must think they are sooooo stupid! :giggle:

 

[tehcloser]

CELLEBRITE

http://www.forensicswiki.org/wiki/Cellebrite_UFED

 

[QB.]

The phone did have a sim card

 

[sleutherontheside]

So....SIM card switching back and forth and Zanny's number.......POOF!!!

 

[QB.]

LDB: did Sim card hold any diff info from the phone itself
witness: same info as the device

 

[BigFatMommyDog]

Okay, so a SIM card is a device used to store and transfer info from phone to phone? Is that right?

yep - about the size of a small thumb nail - plastic thing - you probably have one in your phone - stores data

 

[Rapunzel]

Cell Brite

cellebrite

 

[Softail]

She only extracts the data. She then gives it to the other detectives to decipher what is relevant!

 

[Blue Ridge]

SO job is to extract data to a report....other detectives are the ones who USE the data for investigation.

 

[SurfieTX]

Cellbright produces a web-based report of the findings extracted. Osborne wasn't sure what was relevant at the time - just gave it to the detectives.

 

[Mountain_Kat]

So, there WAS no tranfering of info via this sim card? That's what I'm getting from this.

 

[jamiect]

#caseyanthonytrial Juror two typical emotionless, attentive expression. 17 has arms folded. Always appears somewhat skeptical.
by bobkealing via twitter at 10:15 AM

 

[Just K]

It concerns me that she didn't remember if the phone had a sim card and then had to look to see if the records of the phone and the sim card had the same info. She had to look it up...ugh...how could she not remember that?

 

[liltexans]

caseyanthonytrial Jurors 14&15 taking a lot of notes. Six sitting with arms folded. 11 chomping gum again.
by bobkealing via twitter at 9:13 AM

#caseyanthonytrial Juror two typical emotionless, attentive expression. 17 has arms folded. Always appears somewhat skeptical.
by bobkealing via twitter at 9:15 AM

 

[QB.]

Now discussing the laptop.

 

[Eidetic]

LDB: "What information, if any were you able to derive from that phone through the initial use of the tool that you had mentioned?"

SO: "The initial data extracted from that Nokia phone was simply the contact list and several music files."

LDB: "Do you have an opinion as to why that is the only information that could be retrieved from the phone?"

I believe at that time the limitations of my Cell Bright hardware device that I was using to extract the data was not capable of fully extracting the data available on that particular phone.

LDB: "What is a sim card?"

SO: "Um, it's a unique identifier, that little chip card that goes in the back of some cellular phones that allows the phone to connect to the network."

(cut to commercial and back)

SO: "The serial number of the computer C-Charlie, N-November, D-Delta, 6430 R-Romeo, K-Kilo, H-Hotel."

LDB: "Did you receive a desktop computer as well?"

SO: "Yes, meaning a floor model computer that sits on the floor of the home? Yes, I did."

LDB: "Do you recall or do the records of the Orange County Sheriff reflect the serial number of the desktop that you received?"

SO: "Yes, I have that information."

LDB: "Okay, could you provide that please."

SO: "The serial number of the HP home computer was M-Mike, X-X Ray, M-Mike, 4100 H-Hotel, Y-Yankee, L-Lima."

 

[Wise Old Owl]

She only extracts the data. She then gives it to the other detectives to decipher what is relevant!

Yuri will probably be recalled to interpret the data this tech extracted. ICA kept saying that the "other" phone (blackjack) held data on the exact phone and that info had not been copied to the SIM card.