Many of these included GPS and geolocation data pulled from the computer backup of Duggar’s iPhone, and the prosecution repeatedly made comparisons of dates and times with those when the illegal downloads occurred. He added that he did look for remote access tools and found none.įor the second straight day, the prosecution submitted dozens of exhibits of evidence to the court. He made it clear that the Linux partition side of the HP computer, where all illegal evidence was found, must be selected manually when the HP computer is booting up, as the more common Windows operating system is the default. That’s not happening.” Sketch of inside the federal courtroom for Josh Duggar’s child porn trial.

Josh Duggar trial: prosecution calls 2 computer forensics experts, submits dozens of exhibits of evidenceįottrell also dismissed the possibility of someone remotely accessing the HP computer in question, stating that the evidence he analyzed was “not fitting the pattern of someone connecting remotely.

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