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With all the allegations from the DT about TA possibly having some type of *advertiser censored* on his computer, I am quite surprised that Juan hasnt hammered home the point that Jodi had access to his computer after she killed him.
She had all kinds of time after she killed him to sabatage the PC. Just bringing that point up I think would have helped the judge realize it cannot be proven that Travis did anything of the kind that the DT keeps claiming.
So even if *advertiser censored* was found, it can never be proven who put it there. Really wish he would have hammered home that point.
Of course we havent even seen 1 picture of this alleged *advertiser censored* so maybe he didnt feel it necessary.
This case is so gross in so many ways.
Maybe that's something he's saving for later and didn't want to waste it in the misconduct hearing? He plays his cards wisely, no?
Let me see if I got this right. Mitigating specialist Maria has spelled her tweet handle wrong all this time. Now that it is brought up in court she changes it to the correct spelling. Why? Does she want to make sure the judge gets to the right Twitter account? Has anyone checked to see if she has been deleting tweets? Maybe she thinks it will bring in new interests to check her out. I don't know, but it is odd to me that she chooses this time to correct the spelling.
What does *advertiser censored* have to do with the slaughter of Travis.? *advertiser censored*, I hate it, but is that the valid reason for a horrific murder?[/QUOTE]
Um, no. But we live in the reality-based world where most of us recognize that we're not the centre of the universe. CMJA lives in her own world where its laws and rules are based on the magical thinking of an angry two-year-old.
(This time, Kensie, I remembered to quote! Now I'm off to sit for a spell in my rocking chair.)
She had access to his computer quite often before she killed him as well IMO. She spent most of her time while living in AZ at his home. She snuck in when he wasn't there. She "cleaned" for him when he wasn't home. She lived there for a number of days with all of her belongings in a U-Haul before heading back to CA when he didn't ask her to just stay on in AZ and move in with him.
I've heard nothing about TA's computer in the past couple of weeks that indicate that it was password protected in any way. Pretty sure that would have been brought up when the defence wanted to view the evidence if they couldn't get into the computer because of the password protection. So I believe the computer, which wasn't even new when he got it, was accessible to a LOT of people who lived in and visited his home. I cannot believe that this is even an issue.
I also can't believe that they've gone through all this for the possibility of one search for a site called YouPorn. Again not necessarily searched by TA and nothing to do with child *advertiser censored*. I heard nothing other than some list of site names that BN submitted off lord knows what copy of what HD that even indicate that viruses may have been hitting on ADULT *advertiser censored* sites.
So as both experts testified in the original trial there was no *advertiser censored* ON the computer. There were no downloaded photos or videos and no proof that TA even watched anything from this one possible YouPorn site that MAY have been typed in manually. I wish they'd have thrown out the date and time that was supposed to have occurred because I'm sure the amazing sleuths here would be able to tell if TA was even at home that day or if JA was there alone.
To be honest I doubt very much that most men that I know could claim such a clean computer. And just because they may have downloaded an ADULT nekkie photo or two doesn't mean that some sociopath stalker has the right to slaughter them because of it.
MOO
With all the allegations from the DT about TA possibly having some type of *advertiser censored* on his computer, I am quite surprised that Juan hasnt hammered home the point that Jodi had access to his computer after she killed him.
She had all kinds of time after she killed him to sabatage the PC. Just bringing that point up I think would have helped the judge realize it cannot be proven that Travis did anything of the kind that the DT keeps claiming.
So even if *advertiser censored* was found, it can never be proven who put it there. Really wish he would have hammered home that point.
Of course we havent even seen 1 picture of this alleged *advertiser censored* so maybe he didnt feel it necessary.
This case is so gross in so many ways.
This motion isn't about *advertiser censored*. It's regarding prosecutorial misconduct - evidence tampering.With all the allegations from the DT about TA possibly having some type of *advertiser censored* on his computer, I am quite surprised that Juan hasnt hammered home the point that Jodi had access to his computer after she killed him.
She had all kinds of time after she killed him to sabatage the PC. Just bringing that point up I think would have helped the judge realize it cannot be proven that Travis did anything of the kind that the DT keeps claiming.
So even if *advertiser censored* was found, it can never be proven who put it there. Really wish he would have hammered home that point.
Of course we havent even seen 1 picture of this alleged *advertiser censored* so maybe he didnt feel it necessary.
This case is so gross in so many ways.
KatieCooLady, I thought of you today when Martinez called out Kiefer today in court. Hope it made your day. :happydance:
Many, many people outside of this forum know that he has an agenda.
http://www.azcentral.com/story/news...ser censored*-hearing-juan-martinez/20274011/
Arias trial: Mesa police expert admits *advertiser censored* on computer
Michael Kiefer and Anne Ryman
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Originally Posted by Hatfield
With all the allegations from the DT about TA possibly having some type of *advertiser censored* on his computer, I am quite surprised that Juan hasnt hammered home the point that Jodi had access to his computer after she killed him.
She had all kinds of time after she killed him to sabatage the PC. Just bringing that point up I think would have helped the judge realize it cannot be proven that Travis did anything of the kind that the DT keeps claiming.
So even if *advertiser censored* was found, it can never be proven who put it there. Really wish he would have hammered home that point.
Of course we havent even seen 1 picture of this alleged *advertiser censored* so maybe he didnt feel it necessary.
This case is so gross in so many ways.
ITA ... The "porngate" issue is -- has ALWAYS been -- a yes/no re: Brady violation. 1) Did the PT purposely hide or destroy evidence? (Y/N) 2) If YES, does/could that hidden/destroyed evidence be exculpatory and affect the First Degree Murder conviction? (Y/N)
JM knows that even if the answer to #1 is, "Yes" ... the answer to #2 is, "No."
ALSO: How the heck do I include multiple quotes? I'm an idiot
http://www.azcentral.com/story/news...ser censored*-hearing-juan-martinez/20274011/
Arias trial: Mesa police expert admits *advertiser censored* on computer
Michael Kiefer and Anne Ryman
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I think my question was misunderstood. I wonder if the reason the Twitter name was changed to the correct spelling is because she has deleted anything on her account about the case believing the judge may take a look at it since her Twitter name was brought up in court. To me anything this lady does for Jodi in her tweets effects Justus for Travis. Including how she is helping Jodi IMO to raise money.Oh dear ...what has happened now to get talk off the subject of the case ..Travis !
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Originally Posted by Hatfield
With all the allegations from the DT about TA possibly having some type of *advertiser censored* on his computer, I am quite surprised that Juan hasnt hammered home the point that Jodi had access to his computer after she killed him.
She had all kinds of time after she killed him to sabatage the PC. Just bringing that point up I think would have helped the judge realize it cannot be proven that Travis did anything of the kind that the DT keeps claiming.
So even if *advertiser censored* was found, it can never be proven who put it there. Really wish he would have hammered home that point.
Of course we havent even seen 1 picture of this alleged *advertiser censored* so maybe he didnt feel it necessary.
This case is so gross in so many ways.
ITA ... The "porngate" issue is -- has ALWAYS been -- a yes/no re: Brady violation. 1) Did the PT purposely hide or destroy evidence? (Y/N) 2) If YES, does/could that hidden/destroyed evidence be exculpatory and affect the First Degree Murder conviction? (Y/N)
JM knows that even if the answer to #1 is, "Yes" ... the answer to #2 is, "No."
ALSO: How the heck do I include multiple quotes? I'm an idiot
I think my question was misunderstood. I wonder if the reason the Twitter name was changed to the correct spelling is because she has deleted anything on her account about the case believing the judge may take a look at it since her Twitter name was brought up in court. To me anything this lady does for Jodi in her tweets effects Justus for Travis. Including how she is helping Jodi IMO to raise money.
Wait what?? This article does not sound at all similar to the tweeting reporting we got this afternoon INCLUDING his own damn tweets.
08:38AM | @michaelbkiefer | Back in #JodiArias courtroom. Jennifer Willmott begins cross examination of Mesa PD detective Esteban Flores. | |
08:39AM | @michaelbkiefer | Willmott begins by asking Flores how many years he has been a police officer (21) and asks about rules for crime scenes and evidence. | |
08:45AM | @michaelbkiefer | Flores says that it is within evidence protocol to "wake" a computer and says he did so with Travis Alexander's at the crime scene. | |
08:49AM | @michaelbkiefer | Det. Flores says that Alexander murder was the first case he handled where he brought defense to look at electronic evidence. #JodiArias | |
08:54AM | @michaelbkiefer | Willmott walks Flores through a log of the police personnel who checked the computer out of the evidence locker. #JodiArias | |
09:02AM | @michaelbkiefer | Flores says he did not plug in the cord or turn on Travis Alexander's computer when defense came to look at it. #JodiArias | |
09:03AM | @michaelbkiefer | "I had a little bit of a concern," Flores says of turning on the computer, but, "I felt safe because we already had a copy." #JodiArias | |
09:05AM | @michaelbkiefer | Flores says he did a hard shutdown of the computer when defense was done looking at it. Doesn't remember if Juan Martinez looked at it. | |
09:06AM | @michaelbkiefer | "I don't remember anything about nude photos," Flores said. It wasn't an issue... at that time." #JodiArias | |
10:18AM | @michaelbkiefer | Smith says that the drive was damaged. Martinez is done. | |
10:18AM | @michaelbkiefer | "RT @TrialDiariesJ: Juan- What happened when you went to make an image from TA hard drive? Perry- It was damaged #jodiarias #3tvarias" | |
10:32AM | @michaelbkiefer | Willmott begins her cross examination of Smith, first asking about protocol in dealing with computers at crime scenes. | |
10:35AM | @michaelbkiefer | Willmott shows Smith a copy of Mesa PD policy and asks him to read to himself. | |
10:37AM | @michaelbkiefer | The policy clearly says to secure the area and not to turn computers on or off or open files or access registries or discs. | |
10:40AM | @michaelbkiefer | Willmott presses Smith on whether it's ok to wake up a computer from sleep mode at a crime scene. He says it is under some circumstances. | |
10:42AM | @michaelbkiefer | Smith admits that the best course of action is to take the battery out and cord off the computer. | |
10:42AM | @michaelbkiefer | RT @WildAboutTrial: Smith: There are reasons to waken a CPU from sleep at a crime scene. He did it once without a writeblocker. #JodiArias | |
10:44AM | @michaelbkiefer | Willmott gets Mesa PD computer guy Smith to admit that waking the computer changes files and deletes cache files, among other things. | |
10:46AM | @michaelbkiefer | Willmott then gets Smith to say it's a violation of policy to turn on the computer and presses him as to letting "civilians" do it. He balks | |
10:49AM | @michaelbkiefer | Willmott gets to the copies. "They're not the actual evidence are they?" Smith: "No, they're not." | |
10:50AM | @michaelbkiefer | Willmott asks if Smith has the exact image of the original hard drive at Mesa PD. Yes. | |
10:51AM | @michaelbkiefer | Willmott gets Smith to say that the drives he examined were copies that were worked on, not the original evidence. | |
10:51AM | @michaelbkiefer | RT @monicalindstrom: Expert:copies from Neu are nothing more than working copies, not images. not talking about the image/actual evidence. #jOdiArias | |
10:52AM | @michaelbkiefer | RT @WildAboutTrial: Willmott points out these copies or clones are meant to be worked on. Smith agrees. #JodiArias | |
10:54AM | @michaelbkiefer | Willmott asks if *advertiser censored* was found on the 2008 image. Long pause, then Smith says yes. And that it's not the same as the clones. | |
10:55AM | @michaelbkiefer | Martinez redirect: Smith repeats that list of *advertiser censored* sites on registry doesn't mean the user went there. | |
10:55AM | @michaelbkiefer | RT @TrialDiariesJ: Perry- It's a describing link and Det. Brown did find some *advertiser censored* on the computer.#jodiarias #3tvarias | |
10:57AM | @michaelbkiefer | Martinez repeats that the incinerator file in the recycle.bin file could have been 70,000 deleted files. | |
10:58AM | @michaelbkiefer | Back to changes on Neumeister's working copy versus the original. Martinez calls it tampering. | |
11:00AM | @michaelbkiefer | Willmott objects that Martinez has the original and that the working clones are not relevant. Martinez calls them files that were changed. | |
11:00AM | @michaelbkiefer | "Counsel, please approach." | |
11:02AM | @michaelbkiefer | Back at 1:30. Willmott has more witnesses. | |
12:17PM | @michaelbkiefer | Gotta deal with a breaking story, so my colleague @anneryman is covering for me this afternoon in #JodiArias. BTW, I'm off for rest of month | |
12:19PM | @michaelbkiefer | @Tammybaby65 No, she was deliberately eliciting the answers she wanted. Lawyers do that. | |
01:06PM | @michaelbkiefer | Arizona Court of Appeals orders murder case dropped against Debra Milke on double jeopardy grounds and "egregious prosecutorial misconduct." | |
01:41PM | @michaelbkiefer | Appeals court dismisses Debra Milke murder charges http://t.co/cT91cPrvjS via @azcentral | |
01:44PM | @michaelbkiefer | Btw: reporters don't need the judge's or the prosecutor's permission to do interviews. | |
02:19PM | @michaelbkiefer | Go back to #JodiArias in time for Kirk Nurmi's last words. Coicidence: he compares Flores to Det. Saldate from Debra Milke story just wrote. | |
02:20PM | @michaelbkiefer | Sorry I missed hearing about everything I did. Had another story to write. | |
02:21PM | @michaelbkiefer | As Yogi Berra put it, "I never said half of the things I said." | |
02:28PM | @michaelbkiefer | Appeals court dismisses Debra Milke murder charges @azcentral http://t.co/cT91cPrvjS |