Oh, c'mon, show the objections argument!!!!!!
Hey, since Brad isn't a U.S. citizen, does he even have those rights? :fence:
Okay, I'm confused. Did this witness say that the cisco phone could be connected to both the Cisco call manager and the twc port (using an fxo port) at the same time? Because he would still have to use the call manager to remotely initiate the call.
Brad's 4th, 6th, and 14th amendments are being violated again![]()
If Brad did spoof the call, I want to know he actually did it, not just that he could! Pretty please??
Excellent witness, easily explains everything, seemingly down-to-earth guy.
Hey, since Brad isn't a U.S. citizen, does he even have those rights? :fence:
Unfortunately we will have to wait until after lunch to find out...I do believe it will show how such a call will show up on a call log..which then could be connected with that time period July 12th 640AM...IF so, Brad is caught in one huge lie...Yet another brick for tha wall of circumstantial evidence..
Okay, I'm confused. Did this witness say that the cisco phone could be connected to both the Cisco call manager and the twc port (using an fxo port) at the same time? Because he would still have to use the call manager to remotely initiate the call.
Interesting - no FXO found, but it is required to do this kind of spoofing... so.. they need to show that he purchased one - either as part of his Cisco job (wouldn't that be internal requisition?) or that maybe he used Employee Sales?
Need to check this out...
Since this is more commercial in nature - wonder if they even have it on employee sales.
I am guessing he could have installed and then uninstalled and brought back to Cisco - esp if he had access to this. Less of a paper trail.
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