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Dzhokhar Tsarnaev— Case Archive
evidenceevidencedigital2015 Federal TrialSony VAIO computer, 1R6On Day 36, the court admitted the laptop as a physical object only, expressly excluding its data from that admission. On Day 39, Heidi Williams reviewed text messages and a report of selected Internet activity from the laptop; she had not extracted the messages and had not really researched all surrounding conversations. On Day 42, Mark Spencer identified the laptop as Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's computer, described Anzor as an arbitrary account name, and confirmed Jahar as the full user name in the Windows information.
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Sony VAIO computer, 1R6

On Day 36, the court admitted the laptop as a physical object only, expressly excluding its data from that admission. On Day 39, Heidi Williams reviewed text messages and a report of selected Internet activity from the laptop; she had not extracted the messages and had not really researched all surrounding conversations. On Day 42, Mark Spencer identified the laptop as Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's computer, described Anzor as an arbitrary account name, and confirmed Jahar as the full user name in the Windows information.

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Spencer's comparison of the Sony and Samsung search histories bore on the defense's relative-role account. He found none of the specified firearm or electronics terms in the Sony history and no Boston Marathon searches there before the bombing, but his conclusions did not identify who entered searches or performed copying.

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