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Originally Posted by fraleyight
The only date that is on a Wednesday is in relation to the chart that lists dates that items were seized or discovered. The date that Zellner uses for her chart lists a date of sept 2006 ( I do not remember the exact day but its itt) all of the searches on exhibit b are on the same day that day in sept.
Yes, but I am referring to Exhibit C. Two of the disturbing images of a dead woman is dated April 19th, in the late morning. Both Steven and Brendan were already in custody.
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Since the expert says the data compiled is sept 2005 and the computer was already seized by sept 2006, I think its fair to say that Zellner made a typo and that the searches conducted that compiles this data were on a Sunday. Allowing access from both Steven and BD.
There could have been a typo. We know typos occur, they are not sinister.
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As for the date in the article you posted, it is possible the article had the wrong day or that zellner has the wrong day on her chart but no one should conclude that the april date on Zellners chart in exhibit C is the date the searches took place because that is not the same date used for any of the other evidence in that chart nor is it supported by the more detailed information Zellner provides in the search history (exhibit B).
It is apparent that the date the computer was seized was on the 21st of April. If you want to suppose the Associated Press were lying or mistaken, or that the warrant for the seizure had a typo as to the date, or that Calumet County Sheriff Jerry Pagel was wrong about the date or simply lying, you need to do a bit more than just speculate.
The dates for the images in the computer from Exhibit C were
prior to the date the computer was seized. So it would seem that these are not dates the police found the images.
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Even if we were to assume the april date in her chart means what you think it means it becomes irrelevant because the detailed search history she provides and uses for her chart is from a date in sept so we do not even know what kind of searches took place in april because she doesn't give us that information.
If you think the images are irrelevant, then why go to all the trouble to insinuate Steven or Brendan could have done the searches and downloaded the images?
It seems like you are bending over backwards to suggest any evidence that points away from the accused is 'irrelevant', which is a bit of a tell that you've got a heavy bias.