Retrial for Sentencing of Jodi Arias - 12/11-14 ~weekend~

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  • #321
That's what I was thinking too. Remember that they're first claim was that the prosecution deleted things in 2009. Since they were the only ones with a working copy of the harddrive (since they broke the original), it's possible they could have deleted things, say the state did it and hide what they did by using the Incinerator).

But again, I don't think professionals would go to such lengths to earn a few bucks. But who knows?

IMO, IF it did happen, it wasn't BN who did it. He's just the guy they called in for the court to make it all seem legit.
 
  • #322
Quick question...did anything productive come out of Thursday's hearing? I do finally understand the computer stuff and the implications, but did we learn anything new...really? TIA

From LKN's closing, we learned that he thinks an incompetent, self-proclaimed, dog-in-the-eye computer forensics 'expert' calling the prosecutor a liar means that his client should be able to commit aggravated 1st degree murder with impunity.

Oh, but we already knew that.

So, maybe we didn't really learn anything new after all.
 
  • #323
I don't think Dorian Bond would be allowed to sign anything out of an evidence room, or even have that type of access. IMO, he is a joke looking to score some fast $$$.
 
  • #324
I don't think Dorian Bond would be allowed to sign anything out of an evidence room, or even have that type of access. IMO, he is a joke looking to score some fast $$$.

Except he was allowed. The judge ordered it after Jodi requested it.
 
  • #325
12/4/14 (no jury)- dead men do watch 🤬🤬🤬🤬!
hahaha

Juan- You deleted and modified over 8,000 files on Travis' hard drive

Bryan- We removed virus'


Juan- You modified over 8,000 files

Bryan- I don't know the exact number. These were virus'. You are spinning this

Juan- According to you Travis was looking at 🤬🤬🤬🤬 on June 10, 2008

Bryan- Some sites were accessed

Juan- Mr. Alexander was dead wasn't he

Bryan- Yes but I can explain

http://morbitbuzz.blogspot.com/2014/12/12414-no-jury-dead-men-do-watch-🤬🤬🤬🤬.html#more
 
  • #326
This is the link you seek, but the minute entries I checked all have to do with child custody, parental fitness, child support, etc. between Dorian L. Bond and Kerri Ann Hageman.

Search by name and you'll find a plethora of 🤬🤬🤬🤬, er, I mean minute entries.

Here's the case history link...

LOL I just noticed what you wrote instead of minutes :lol:
I found a link to his business, and it has Dorian L Bond on it.

http://trademarks.justia.com/owners/dorian-l-bond-2780591/
 
  • #327
Juan- Was this installed at June 3, 2008?
Bryan- It could be installed and re-installed
Juan- When was it installed on June 3, 2008?
Recess

Juan- was SpyBot run in May of 2008?
Bryan- He needs to do more things to find this information out
Juan- May 27th, 2008 after 11pm it was run?
Bryan- I can't give exact info with running a report
Juan- Go to May 27th, 2008
Bryan- Well there is a change
Juan-Go to that one
Bryan- why would you want me to go to that one
Juan- Just do it
Juan- So you can't tell me anything
Bryan- I needed to know this ahead of time
Juan- In a motion filed on Nov. 10th, 2014 the websites that are mentioned all start on May 28, 2008 correct?
Bryan says "sorry it's taking me so long there's just so much 🤬🤬🤬🤬 on here" (ha. Notice how he got that in?)
http://morbitbuzz.blogspot.com/2014/12/12414-no-jury-dead-men-do-watch-🤬🤬🤬🤬.html#more
 
  • #328
Frame the state?

But we don't know what it was there for or what it deleted if anything. But the presence of such a program in the recycle bin on these copies is suspicious enough.

From what I understand of Incinerator 2.3, the program is supposed to reside in the recycle bin, so the specific location in and of itself is not problematic.

According to Martinez, 70K files were destroyed. Any number of them were probably in the recycle bin in the original physical drive.

From a forensic standpoint, obsolete operating system and software files lost due to an update really should not be an issue. Data files, documents, emails and browser history are the real issues.
 
  • #329
From what I understand of Incinerator 2.3, the program is supposed to reside in the recycle bin, so the specific location in and of itself is not problematic.

According to Martinez, 70K files were destroyed. Any number of them were probably in the recycle bin in the original physical drive.

From a forensic standpoint, obsolete operating system and software files lost due to an update really should not be an issue. Data files, documents, emails and browser history are the real issues.

This is why I am puzzled by BN's working method by which he had to "remove viruses to get them out of the way" (paraphrasing from Beth Karas' hearing report) and work with live files. Forensic examiners have tools with which they can view the contents of files—and more—without having to open them or run the programs. For instance, to see what is in a Word .doc file, they don't have to boot from a copy of the original drive and then run Word to see what's in there. Viruses wouldn't be running on a forensic disk image, so they wouldn't be running weird executables or anything. I'm curious what he was doing.

However, I hope it's moot now! I am hoping that JSS won't allow any of this "🤬🤬🤬🤬" in.
 
  • #330
I think Juan did call him. It was Perry Smith. He basically said he tried to make a copy himself and it just clicked and wouldn't work. That's all Juan can really ask him since it can't be proven how that damage happened.

I have to confess I zoned out when Perry Smith was testifying - this whole 🤬🤬🤬🤬/deletions issue is such a load of nonsense, imo, that I have hard time giving it any serious attention. I really think it boils down to... absolutely nada.

Anyway... do you think Perry Smith is in fact the same witness mentioned in this tweet?:

4 Dec 2014
William Pitts ‏@william_pitts
Martinez says he has a witness that will testify that Neumeister purposely hid the records of what he allegedly did.
 
  • #331
This is why I am puzzled by BN's working method by which he had to "remove viruses to get them out of the way" (paraphrasing from Beth Karas' hearing report) and work with live files. Forensic examiners have tools with which they can view the contents of files—and more—without having to open them or run the programs. For instance, to see what is in a Word .doc file, they don't have to boot from a copy of the original drive and then run Word to see what's in there. Viruses wouldn't be running on a forensic disk image, so they wouldn't be running weird executables or anything. I'm curious what he was doing.

However, I hope it's moot now! I am hoping that JSS won't allow any of this "🤬🤬🤬🤬" in.
Yeah, I'm not a computer expert, but his "deleting viruses" to do his work didn't make a whole lot of sense to me either...:waitasec:
 
  • #332
So far the allegations of state misconduct have not been proven and further, if evidence has not been turned over as ordered, that is reason enough to deny the motion.

I totally agree and thats the main point. JSS needs to say enough. DT has had ample time already to prove and they have not. So throw out this motion and force DT to finish.

It should have been done 2 clones ago. Cmon judge. Move the trial along or get out of the way and let another judge in to control this trial.
 
  • #333
This is why I am puzzled by BN's working method by which he had to "remove viruses to get them out of the way" (paraphrasing from Beth Karas' hearing report) and work with live files. Forensic examiners have tools with which they can view the contents of files—and more—without having to open them or run the programs. For instance, to see what is in a Word .doc file, they don't have to boot from a copy of the original drive and then run Word to see what's in there. Viruses wouldn't be running on a forensic disk image, so they wouldn't be running weird executables or anything. I'm curious what he was doing.

However, I hope it's moot now! I am hoping that JSS won't allow any of this "🤬🤬🤬🤬" in.

Exactly. BN should have (a) checked his copy/clone was exactly the same as the original, and (b) looked at it. Period. Without doing anything to it whatsoever. Pure apples to apples.
 
  • #334
  • #335
I totally agree and thats the main point. JSS needs to say enough. DT has had ample time already to prove and they have not. So throw out this motion and force DT to finish.

It should have been done 2 clones ago. Cmon judge. Move the trial along or get out of the way and let another judge in to control this trial.

Knowing this Judge I think she will say no prosecutorial misconduct but 🤬🤬🤬🤬 'evidence' can come in and the experts can duke it out in front of the jury. What a waste of time that will be. I hope she's at least firm on the child 🤬🤬🤬🤬 issue as there is none. The defense will do anything to distract the jury from the autopsy photos and JA's lack of remorse.
 
  • #336
From what I understand of Incinerator 2.3, the program is supposed to reside in the recycle bin, so the specific location in and of itself is not problematic.

According to Martinez, 70K files were destroyed. Any number of them were probably in the recycle bin in the original physical drive.

From a forensic standpoint, obsolete operating system and software files lost due to an update really should not be an issue. Data files, documents, emails and browser history are the real issues.

Incinerator 2.3 is a software used to remove deleted files from the recycle bin so they cannot ever be recovered with recovery tools.

It also says, "While it also places an entry in the Windows Context Menu to easily wipe files on the go, Incinerator is also able to shred free disk space, regardless if we're talking about hard-disks, USB removable drives or any other media."

And from what I understand of it, that version didn't come out until 2010. And it was in a recycle bin that was not on Travis' OS. What reason would anyone have to use that kind of software while examining Travis' hard drive?

http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/File-Management/Incinerator.shtml

Maybe it's just me, I just find it an odd thing to use. Even more odd is that when questioned about it, he had no idea what it was.
 
  • #337
I have to confess I zoned out when Perry Smith was testifying - this whole 🤬🤬🤬🤬/deletions issue is such a load of nonsense, imo, that I have hard time giving it any serious attention. I really think it boils down to... absolutely nada.

Anyway... do you think Perry Smith is in fact the same witness mentioned in this tweet?:

4 Dec 2014
William Pitts ‏@william_pitts
Martinez says he has a witness that will testify that Neumeister purposely hid the records of what he allegedly did.

Yes, he discussed that, but didn't use such pointed language.
 
  • #338
I hate to ask but ... anyone know how many days of testimony (with jury present) are scheduled for this coming week? TIA

I know about JSS' no court Friday rule so Fri is out.
 
  • #339
Specifics are helpful. Dr. Samuels testified that Arias claimed there were many pictures of women's breasts on Travis' computer. They were never found by the Mesa P.D. I think that is the extent of his testimony on the subject of 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬.

Lon Dworkin found the photo of an erect penis on Arias' hard drive & so testified. Dworkin could not identify the photo to a particular man.

BBM

:giggle: Sorry. :facepalm:

LOL ^^^
Jumping off your post Tuba ~ I have been compiling some dates together in hopes of getting a better understanding of what evidence JA was able to get her grimy paws and why it suddenly became so important to her.

One August 4, go's pro se. The very SAME day she hires PI Dorian Bond.
The Trial Diaries August 4
#‎jodiarias‬ has an investigator and wants evidence checked out at Mesa PD

Lord only knows what other evidence was taken besides the Travis's hard drive. The question is WHY was that it so important to her? What did she remember?

Let's start with May 28, 2008. Which is the first time these 🤬🤬🤬🤬 sites just happened to start occurring on TA's computer. Riddle me this. Isn't that the very same day that Jodi found out that TA was taking Mimi to Cancun? And don't forget that this also was the day that there was an unfortunate BURGLARY at Paw paw's :wink: house, and that darn gun was stolen.

JA could have very well sent an email attachment with a 🤬🤬🤬🤬 virus to TA.
Just in case Mimi ever happened to get on Travis's laptop. She was very good in her knowledge of technology, you know hacking and all his passwords etc.
TA had already written on his blog that he was serious about finding a good woman to marry.

Later she even tried blackmailing (for loss of a better word) JSS. I'll give up my pro se if I can get rid of KN and have another attorney, but I'll keep JW for good measure. Well that little tactic didn't work, and she already had her new evidence. Her and her PI had the hard drive, she decided later to take back her attorneys and give up representing herself.

One more attempt at getting rid of Nurmi before the trial started with a 12 page letter didn't work. It was written a little earlier maybe Oct. 17 ? but actually filed on Oct. 22, 2014. Which Ironically BN or Tony the Tiger, or whoever's name had to be written down for JM (cause it's a secret, shhhh) actually went into TA's computer and attempted to delete the incinerator program manually. ON OCTOBER 22 2014 AT 10:16 PM TO BE EXACT.

I left out so much but this is really long already and I am on my phone.

BBM

If you're referencing this letter http://wildabouttrial.com/court_docs/jodi-arias-nurmi-motion.pdf# It's from 2013.

Does anybody have a theory of what the incinerator was erasing. If it was 🤬🤬🤬🤬, why would the defense want it gone?

I believe that 🤬🤬🤬🤬 references were added to the computer on what appears to be a day in last may. The incinerator program sounds like it was used to hide the tracks of how it got there. JMO


A little speculation for ya...

My guess is that the Blue Oyster Cult 'posse' had modified all their copy(ies) of the Compaq Presario's source hard disk drive (HDD). This would also explain the size differences between the original source and what they turned over to the State.

They grabbed any old HDD which was sitting around and gave it to the State in order to buy time. Tony's HDD showing up on Perry's desk was no accident. There is no way they would have overlooked a review of that HDD before turning it over to JM's experts. To do so would have been unthinkable; i.e., sloppy on steroids. E.g., what if that HDD had been part of BN's work product on behalf of CMJA and they just handed it to the prosecutor?

Caught with their pants down when BN was ordered to return the copy of the HDD to the State in precisely the same condition in which he received it, they had to buy time while employing a tool which would permanently delete data without leaving any traces of modification/manipulation. Their impossible dream was to 'reverse engineer' it back to its original state, only they failed in amateur-hour fashion.

That's my explanation for Incinerator 2.3 and I'm stickin' to it.

I totally understand that. Good sleuthing.


I guess people will do anything for money. (Meaning Dorian) It seems like Dorian has a spending problem. The money's going somewhere, but where?

Lol. That wasn't even rude. "Judgeee, it's an insult, make him stoooop." :facepalm:

I think it is an insult, and that it's funny as :dervish:

The caliber of people this defense team likes to hire truly boggles the mind.

I think that this is a case of supply and demand. The people supplying the money are demanding things that most people in the field find unethical. JMO

Yeah, I'm not a computer expert, but his "deleting viruses" to do his work didn't make a whole lot of sense to me either...:waitasec:

I'm not a computer expert either, but I can share what I do know. I have antivirus and malware protection on my computer. If the programs find anything they put in quarantine. It stays there unable to function til I decide to delete it from my computer altogether. So it seems to me that there must be a way to quarantine virus' while the computer expert is working on them so he doesn't have to delete them. I don't know if that's available or not, but it seems easy to do.
 
  • #340
I have to confess I zoned out when Perry Smith was testifying - this whole 🤬🤬🤬🤬/deletions issue is such a load of nonsense, imo, that I have hard time giving it any serious attention. I really think it boils down to... absolutely nada.

Anyway... do you think Perry Smith is in fact the same witness mentioned in this tweet?:

4 Dec 2014
William Pitts ‏@william_pitts
Martinez says he has a witness that will testify that Neumeister purposely hid the records of what he allegedly did.

Yes! From what I could gather, he did.
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