Peter Tragos

Celebrite said one time,

And actually, everybody agreed at one point that it showed that it was at 227 or something in the morning.

And then they got Celebrite involved.

Celebrite's like, well, that's not actually correct.

That's when the tab was open.

Sorry?

What's Celebrite?

So Celebrite is like the program that they download the phone and it tells you, here's all the Google searches.

Here's the time each Google search was made.

And that report said 2.27 AM.

And then there's another different program called Axiom that does basically the same thing that said 2.27 AM as well.

But then Celebrite had, well, maybe it was at 6.04 AM.

Is it is 227 the time she opened the tab and she was searching some sports team, Hockamock Sports.

And when she was in bed at night, going to bed at two o'clock in the morning and that tab was left open.

And then when she searched at 6 a.m., it was showing the time she originally opened the tab.

So there were competing experts saying the search was at six o'clock, the search was at two o'clock.

And once again, like so many other facts in this case, it felt impossible to prove beyond a reasonable doubt, which once again should be held against the prosecutor and not

the defendant.

Yeah, absolutely.

And it's like, I've handled trials that have Celebrite reports.