State v Bradley Cooper - 3/24/11

[Cheyenne130]

476-2100 or 2001? The first goes to a person working at Cisco. The second goes to an automated Cisco line allowing you to enter an extension or hold for an operator.

If I put it in as 2100 that was a mistake. It was 2001.

 

[Just the Fax]

I thought he said that he did?

He did.

 

[Just the Fax]

If I put it in as 2100 that was a mistake. It was 2001.

Ok, the automated Cisco line per ncsu95

 

[SleuthinNC]

Hmm this is true 476-2001 could very well have been work voicemail or accessing his work IP Phone. He could then use the IP Phone to dial his home phone which he previously forwarded to his cell.

The question then would be, does the forwarded call show the Cisco number or the home phone number when it forwards the call.

This would explain call #1 "missed call" to set up forwarding however this should show up on call records.

At any rate it looks very fishy to me

 

[Just the Fax]

Ivy McMillian said she couldn't tell if the dress was washed or not. And she saw what was probably deodorant stains, which she assumed would be gone if the dress was actually washed.

She couldn't tell if it were washed or not....yet she said it was probably not washed because of deodorant stains?

I guess I need to watch the testimony for myself.

 

[CentralAlberta]

Hi Everyone;
It's been awhile since I posted on here. Thanks to all of you who kept the media links current for the past 2+ years.
Did I hear correctly this morning during Det. Y's testimony - that as soon as Brad returned home the first time from HT, Nancy told him they were out of detergent. Am I remembering correctly that being out of detergent was the reason Nancy made the call to his cell phone?
As to the color of the dress - Maybe DD didn't know they were looking for the dress Nancy had on at the party. Maybe she thought they were just looking for Nancy's black dress.

 

[ncmomof2boys]

The question then would be, does the forwarded call show the Cisco number or the home phone number when it forwards the call.

Pretty sure it is the home phone number that would show.

 

[SleuthinNC]

depends on the switch which number would show. I guess I could test it actually but I think my husband would be really irritated with me.

And yes the 476-2001 is the Cisco PBX number which if you are an employee and access that number you have full control over your IP Phone. Once you get into the menus you can do pretty much anything with it.

 

[Just the Fax]

Hmm this is true 476-2001 could very well have been work voicemail or accessing his work IP Phone. He could then use the IP Phone to dial his home phone which he previously forwarded to his cell.

The question then would be, does the forwarded call show the Cisco number or the home phone number when it forwards the call.

This would explain call #1 "missed call" to set up forwarding however this should show up on call records.

At any rate it looks very fishy to me

Yes, very fishy indeed.
To me, there is no way that call, at that hour on Saturday am, was to check his Cisco VM. Coincidently, Nancy just happens to call right after and talk for 38 seconds????

BUSTED

 

[SleuthinNC]

Oh yeah one other thing I keep forgetting to ask about the detergent, what was the deal with all the little cups of detergent on top of the machine? Did he portion out a bunch to make it look as though they ran out?

 

[SleuthinNC]

OK just to play fair...

In theory he could have noticed the missed call on the cell phone and called his voicemail to see if there was a message left for him.

 

[Just the Fax]

OK just to play fair...

In theory he could have noticed the missed call on the cell phone and called his voicemail to see if there was a message left for him.

He said the missed call was from home to find the cell....
That number he called was to Cisco, not his cell VM

 

[Coolmomof4]

Maybe he decided he needed his cell phone in case Nancy decided she needed something else. If his story is true, he already went once and had to head back out. It's reasonable to think that he would bring his cell phone the second time around in case she decided she needed something else so he wouldn't have to do a 3rd trip. And based on his story, that is what happened.

It is not odd that he would insist on having his cell with him even for a quick trip to the grocery store. My husband gets really upset if he forgets to take his Blackberry with him even when he takes the older kids to school before 7am. I don't know what he expects to happen that early, but he hates being without it.

 

[CyberPro]

Well detective Young testified today that BC indicated Nancy was doing laundry on the morning of the 12th. So if she did spill something on her dress, and if she was doing laundry on the 12th, then it is reasonable to think she would have washed that dress that morning. My wife tries to wash stuff with a stain on it as soon as she can so that the stain doesn't set.

So if BC isn't lying, then what he is saying is reasonable, and NC most likely washed the dress.

Nope, Not likely.

I have not heard the testimony, but from what I have read here the detective saw that dress in a laundry basket, but as it was not the described color, and it was arrainged in the basket to look like a shirt, he did not pick it up. NC was already missing at that time, and the lab testimony was that the dress did not appear to have been washed.

 

[Just the Fax]

It is not odd that he would insist on having his cell with him even for a quick trip to the grocery store. My husband gets really upset if he forgets to take his Blackberry with him even when he takes the older kids to school before 7am. I don't know what he expects to happen that early, but he hates being without it.

The same guy that said he didn't even know how to find his call log on his cell?
Yea right Brad. You are a liar.

 

[SleuthinNC]

He said the missed call was from home to find the cell....
That number he called was to Cisco, not his cell VM

As long as he admits to placing the call, my original IP Phone to forwarded home phone theory stands.

As far as checking his cisco voicemail when his cell phone rings, most customer engaged Cisco employees have their cell phones setup to ring at the same time as their IP Phone or allow callers who call their IP Phone to ring their cell as well if they wish.

 

[Just the Fax]

Nope, Not likely.

I have not heard the testimony, but from what I have read here the detective saw that dress in a laundry basket, but as it was not the described color, and it was arrainged in the basket to look like a shirt, he did not pick it up. NC was already missing at that time, and the lab testimony was that the dress did not appear to have been washed.

Here is the dress in the basket

 

[Coolmomof4]

My dad was colorblind, but there are very few people who are truely colorblind and see everything as a shade of gray. Colorblindness is more common in men, but the types of colorblindness are red/green and yellow/orange, IIRC. My dad's favorite color was yellow, but there is no telling about how it actually looked to him, since he saw yellow as a shade of green.

Now, I am a guy, and I don't have my 64 color box of Crayola's handy, but I would call that dress, from the pictures, a kind of seafoam green. It ain't teal, black, blue, surely not orange and it does not have "thin straps".

My thoughts exactly.

 

[DogWood]

476-2100 or 2001? The first goes to a person working at Cisco. The second goes to an automated Cisco line allowing you to enter an extension or hold for an operator.

476-2001. Sorry! My bad.

See my edited post 5 minutes later. Darn fingernails! :crazy:

 

[Just the Fax]

As long as he admits to placing the call, my original IP Phone to forwarded home phone theory stands.

As far as checking his cisco voicemail when his cell phone rings, most customer engaged Cisco employees have their cell phones setup to ring at the same time as their IP Phone or allow callers who call their IP Phone to ring their cell as well if they wish.

I have a work IP phone in my remote office in another city.
Yes, it rings my cell after 3 rings go unanswered.
You can program all kinds of different forwarding scenarios.

I am looking forward to the VOIP expert.
I'm thinking that and the computer forensics will be the nails in Brad's coffin.