Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’d like to see the entire screen of cb’s email. The defense witness is saying cb would have seen the 2 factor authentication emails in her inbox as they weren’t deleted. If she had a full busy in box she could miss those. I’d love to see all the data related to these accounts
He actually can’t say that they weren’t deleted. This witness referred to the witness yesterday saying it was deleted but the witness yesterday (Miller?) said he couldn’t see whether something was deleted from the image defense counsel showed him.
Thanks for pointing that out but I thought I heard him say that they weren’t deleted. You can also set up a routine to automatically log in to apps because now he’s testifying that cell tower data shows bb and the nanny were in different places outside of tithe house while someone logged into the account from the house.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’d like to see the entire screen of cb’s email. The defense witness is saying cb would have seen the 2 factor authentication emails in her inbox as they weren’t deleted. If she had a full busy in box she could miss those. I’d love to see all the data related to these accounts
He actually can’t say that they weren’t deleted. This witness referred to the witness yesterday saying it was deleted but the witness yesterday (Miller?) said he couldn’t see whether something was deleted from the image defense counsel showed him.
Anonymous wrote:I’d like to see the entire screen of cb’s email. The defense witness is saying cb would have seen the 2 factor authentication emails in her inbox as they weren’t deleted. If she had a full busy in box she could miss those. I’d love to see all the data related to these accounts
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Witness is completely wrong re being signed into different email accounts on an item. You can log into as many different Gmail accounts from the same device. How are they letting this by? It’s not hard to do.
This witness is so lacking in technical knowledge that I hope the prosecution knows this.
I’m not confident they do.
Is this witness the cop who was removed from the case? I understand why now.
Anonymous wrote:I am guessing BB will take stand and lie and say he knew CB was setting up the fantasy. But as a cautious husband he stayed in the area in case something went wrong and CB or neighbor called. He will say he came home and defended his wife. He’s had a lot of time to rehearse.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Witness is completely wrong re being signed into different email accounts on an item. You can log into as many different Gmail accounts from the same device. How are they letting this by? It’s not hard to do.
This witness is so lacking in technical knowledge that I hope the prosecution knows this.
I’m not confident they do.
Anonymous wrote:Who’s to say that Brendan had not brought up fetlife to Christine. Like maybe as a way to renew/spice things up between them? It doesn’t mean she set up an account but that would account for any Google searches. Obviously there’s no way to prove any of that. However, any number of things could’ve happened between the two of them leading up to the murders. What I don’t understand is how she never received any alerts. Was he that good?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Witness is completely wrong re being signed into different email accounts on an item. You can log into as many different Gmail accounts from the same device. How are they letting this by? It’s not hard to do.
This witness is so lacking in technical knowledge that I hope the prosecution knows this.
Anonymous wrote:Witness is completely wrong re being signed into different email accounts on an item. You can log into as many different Gmail accounts from the same device. How are they letting this by? It’s not hard to do.
Anonymous wrote:Witness is completely wrong re being signed into different email accounts on an item. You can log into as many different Gmail accounts from the same device. How are they letting this by? It’s not hard to do.