Stacey Whitaker

It ended up not being very much.

He did not have a laptop with him.

He had his phone and a camera, and I think that was it.

So the border patrol was actually the ones that sat down.

They have to do their interview when you come through CBPS to interview you.

So they did an interview with him and kind of made it take a little bit longer, but they collected his devices and then provided them to us.

We were sitting in a back room that he didn't even know there was approximately 30 people in this back room, all because of him to review his devices, to image his devices.

So Customs and Border Patrol did an interview with him, collected his devices, passed them to us, so we could then have our computer forensic examiners image his devices.

And he had no idea.

And so he was here in the United States for, I believe it was about 12 days.

So we had him under constant surveillance almost that entire time.

And he wasn't just in Miami.

So he landed in Miami.

They were in Miami for a couple of days.

They went to D.C.

for a couple of days.

Then they went up to New York and then ended up in Boston.

And we knew he was going to end up in Boston because that's where he flew out of.

Yeah, we both went along with, we took four computer forensic examiners with us as well.

So there was a team of six of FBI over there.