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evidenceevidencephotograph2015 Federal TrialDefense Exhibit HBeeson initially could not confirm that he had taken the photograph, but identified it on Day 7 with accompanying metadata. He could read the Colbert Report label but could not identify the application with certainty. He testified that the displayed October 1, 2013, time of 7:56 p.m. was 40 minutes slow, placing the photograph at 8:36 p.m. San Francisco time.
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Defense Exhibit H

Beeson initially could not confirm that he had taken the photograph, but identified it on Day 7 with accompanying metadata. He could read the Colbert Report label but could not identify the application with certainty. He testified that the displayed October 1, 2013, time of 7:56 p.m. was 40 minutes slow, placing the photograph at 8:36 p.m. San Francisco time.

3 proceedings3 mentions1 trial
Also known as (3)
  • Beeson's photograph of the laptop screen and accompanying metadata
  • Photograph marked as Defendant's H
  • Photograph showing BitTorrent connections and activity

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Dratel compared Exhibits H and G in closing, arguing that increased uploaded data showed continued BitTorrent activity after arrest and challenged the integrity and attribution of the digital evidence.

Trial Record (3)