Keyser Soze said:
The original was never found - only a copy of the original exist
Like I said, I have the original video from Tevin's phone.
Keyser Soze said:
The original was never found - only a copy of the original exist
Well, if they did the little cell phone record thing by accident, I wouldn't trust their competence with the other evidence--who cares if they claim something is fake or not? If they did it on purpose, I wouldn't trust their ethics. Bottom line, they should not be representing the people of McLennan county.Franko said:Yes.D. C. Bear said:Were these the same prosecutors who couldn't read a cell phone record and get the time right?Keyser Soze said:
It was detailed in the book Violated. TE's phone on which he made his tape was lost / stolen. TE had sent a copy to his uncle.
No original recording was ever seen or examined. Thus no reliable time stamp. FWIW, prosecutors thought It fake.
Baylor will "come back." It already is coming back. New president, 105 recommendations... etc. etc. etc. We have a public narrative that there were some bad football players and a win-at-all-costs coach who looked the other way when they raped some women.Robemcdo said:
If anyone is really interested in this Baylor scandal and the causes and the coverups and the win at all costs, and the corruption etc...the answer is right here. The trials of Tevin Elliott and Sam Ukwauchu. The rest of this story is BS. If these wrongs ever get righted , Baylor has a chance to come back. If not, good luck!!!
D. C. Bear said:Well, if they did the little cell phone record thing by accident, I wouldn't trust their competence with the other evidence--who cares if they claim something is fake or not? If they did it on purpose, I wouldn't trust their ethics. Bottom line, they should not be representing the people of McLennan county.Franko said:Yes.D. C. Bear said:Were these the same prosecutors who couldn't read a cell phone record and get the time right?Keyser Soze said:
It was detailed in the book Violated. TE's phone on which he made his tape was lost / stolen. TE had sent a copy to his uncle.
No original recording was ever seen or examined. Thus no reliable time stamp. FWIW, prosecutors thought It fake.
Come back to what?Robemcdo said:
If anyone is really interested in this Baylor scandal and the causes and the coverups and the win at all costs, and the corruption etc...the answer is right here. The trials of Tevin Elliott and Sam Ukwauchu. The rest of this story is BS. If these wrongs ever get righted , Baylor has a chance to come back. If not, good luck!!!
Gunny Hartman said:D. C. Bear said:Well, if they did the little cell phone record thing by accident, I wouldn't trust their competence with the other evidence--who cares if they claim something is fake or not? If they did it on purpose, I wouldn't trust their ethics. Bottom line, they should not be representing the people of McLennan county.Franko said:Yes.D. C. Bear said:Were these the same prosecutors who couldn't read a cell phone record and get the time right?Keyser Soze said:
It was detailed in the book Violated. TE's phone on which he made his tape was lost / stolen. TE had sent a copy to his uncle.
No original recording was ever seen or examined. Thus no reliable time stamp. FWIW, prosecutors thought It fake.
There can be little doubt that the corrupt McLennan County District Attorney's office intentionally "lost" the critical 30 minutes of that surveillance tape. There is simply no other reasonable explanation.
So when TE said he no longer had possession of the Balckberry that made the recording, you had it all this time?Gunny Hartman said:Keyser Soze said:
The original was never found - only a copy of the original exist
Like I said, I have the original video from Tevin's phone.
Two different tapes, and no surprise you have the two confusedRobemcdo said:Evidence like perhaps that Tevin's Uncle has seen the 'unedited' version. What went on in that trial goes beyond corrupt. They should all be in jail....except Tevin.D. C. Bear said:Franko said:Testimony of McLennan County ADA:D. C. Bear said:Bearwitness8223 said:Keyser Soze said:He is the face of why Sam deserves a new trial. You should tap the breaks after that.Robemcdo said:
Finally we get the face of this scandal on here.
Does a deleted 30 min footage from a surveillance camera the would have helped Elliot merit a new trial?
Is there any evidence that this happened? Like a court transcript or published news story?
That is interesting. Is there any evidence that those 30 minutes actually existed at some point? (Could there have been a technical malfunction in the recording equipment?)
Keyser Soze said:So when TE said he no longer had possession of the Balckberry that made the recording, you had it all this time?Gunny Hartman said:Keyser Soze said:
The original was never found - only a copy of the original exist
Like I said, I have the original video from Tevin's phone.
I don't think we are operating under the same definition of original.
Says the poster who thinks having a digital copy of a video is the same thing as having the recording phone and video available for forensic expert examination.Gunny Hartman said:D. C. Bear said:Well, if they did the little cell phone record thing by accident, I wouldn't trust their competence with the other evidence--who cares if they claim something is fake or not? If they did it on purpose, I wouldn't trust their ethics. Bottom line, they should not be representing the people of McLennan county.Franko said:Yes.D. C. Bear said:Were these the same prosecutors who couldn't read a cell phone record and get the time right?Keyser Soze said:
It was detailed in the book Violated. TE's phone on which he made his tape was lost / stolen. TE had sent a copy to his uncle.
No original recording was ever seen or examined. Thus no reliable time stamp. FWIW, prosecutors thought It fake.
There can be little doubt that the corrupt McLennan County District Attorney's office intentionally "lost" the critical 30 minutes of that surveillance tape. There is simply no other reasonable explanation.
NoBSU said:Says the poster who thinks having a digital copy of a video is the same thing as having the recording phone and video available for forensic expert examination.Gunny Hartman said:D. C. Bear said:Well, if they did the little cell phone record thing by accident, I wouldn't trust their competence with the other evidence--who cares if they claim something is fake or not? If they did it on purpose, I wouldn't trust their ethics. Bottom line, they should not be representing the people of McLennan county.Franko said:Yes.D. C. Bear said:Were these the same prosecutors who couldn't read a cell phone record and get the time right?Keyser Soze said:
It was detailed in the book Violated. TE's phone on which he made his tape was lost / stolen. TE had sent a copy to his uncle.
No original recording was ever seen or examined. Thus no reliable time stamp. FWIW, prosecutors thought It fake.
There can be little doubt that the corrupt McLennan County District Attorney's office intentionally "lost" the critical 30 minutes of that surveillance tape. There is simply no other reasonable explanation.
D. C. Bear said:Gunny Hartman said:D. C. Bear said:Well, if they did the little cell phone record thing by accident, I wouldn't trust their competence with the other evidence--who cares if they claim something is fake or not? If they did it on purpose, I wouldn't trust their ethics. Bottom line, they should not be representing the people of McLennan county.Franko said:Yes.D. C. Bear said:Were these the same prosecutors who couldn't read a cell phone record and get the time right?Keyser Soze said:
It was detailed in the book Violated. TE's phone on which he made his tape was lost / stolen. TE had sent a copy to his uncle.
No original recording was ever seen or examined. Thus no reliable time stamp. FWIW, prosecutors thought It fake.
There can be little doubt that the corrupt McLennan County District Attorney's office intentionally "lost" the critical 30 minutes of that surveillance tape. There is simply no other reasonable explanation.
Of course there are other reasonable explanations.
Yep - easy to manipulate meta dataNoBSU said:Says the poster who thinks having a digital copy of a video is the same thing as having the recording phone and video available for forensic expert examination.Gunny Hartman said:D. C. Bear said:Well, if they did the little cell phone record thing by accident, I wouldn't trust their competence with the other evidence--who cares if they claim something is fake or not? If they did it on purpose, I wouldn't trust their ethics. Bottom line, they should not be representing the people of McLennan county.Franko said:Yes.D. C. Bear said:Were these the same prosecutors who couldn't read a cell phone record and get the time right?Keyser Soze said:
It was detailed in the book Violated. TE's phone on which he made his tape was lost / stolen. TE had sent a copy to his uncle.
No original recording was ever seen or examined. Thus no reliable time stamp. FWIW, prosecutors thought It fake.
There can be little doubt that the corrupt McLennan County District Attorney's office intentionally "lost" the critical 30 minutes of that surveillance tape. There is simply no other reasonable explanation.
Keyser Soze said:Yep - easy to manipulate meta dataNoBSU said:Says the poster who thinks having a digital copy of a video is the same thing as having the recording phone and video available for forensic expert examination.Gunny Hartman said:D. C. Bear said:Well, if they did the little cell phone record thing by accident, I wouldn't trust their competence with the other evidence--who cares if they claim something is fake or not? If they did it on purpose, I wouldn't trust their ethics. Bottom line, they should not be representing the people of McLennan county.Franko said:Yes.D. C. Bear said:Were these the same prosecutors who couldn't read a cell phone record and get the time right?Keyser Soze said:
It was detailed in the book Violated. TE's phone on which he made his tape was lost / stolen. TE had sent a copy to his uncle.
No original recording was ever seen or examined. Thus no reliable time stamp. FWIW, prosecutors thought It fake.
There can be little doubt that the corrupt McLennan County District Attorney's office intentionally "lost" the critical 30 minutes of that surveillance tape. There is simply no other reasonable explanation.
Never mind said video is not around when Waco PD was looking into things, or when Baylor was ready to expel him, or when Central Arkansas was ready to expel him. Yet, it appears just before the trial.
Gunny Hartman said:D. C. Bear said:Well, if they did the little cell phone record thing by accident, I wouldn't trust their competence with the other evidence--who cares if they claim something is fake or not? If they did it on purpose, I wouldn't trust their ethics. Bottom line, they should not be representing the people of McLennan county.Franko said:Yes.D. C. Bear said:Were these the same prosecutors who couldn't read a cell phone record and get the time right?Keyser Soze said:
It was detailed in the book Violated. TE's phone on which he made his tape was lost / stolen. TE had sent a copy to his uncle.
No original recording was ever seen or examined. Thus no reliable time stamp. FWIW, prosecutors thought It fake.
There can be little doubt that the corrupt McLennan County District Attorney's office intentionally "lost" the critical 30 minutes of that surveillance tape. There is simply no other reasonable explanation.
Keyser Soze said:So when TE said he no longer had possession of the Balckberry that made the recording, you had it all this time?Gunny Hartman said:Keyser Soze said:
The original was never found - only a copy of the original exist
Like I said, I have the original video from Tevin's phone.
I don't think we are operating under the same definition of original.
It's his phone and it's the time that matches...I"m sure that's why it was allowed. And the interesting thing, Elliott never turned on the video recorder for the phone. Seems someone was looking out for him. As for getting a replay? That would assume you had a lawyer working for you and a judge that hadn't already packaged you up. In Elliott's case there were neither. Darling and Johnson just fed him to prison. These poor Elliotts thought the truth would be enough. God were they in for a surprise.Hutch said:
For those following with questions, there are two videos being discussed.
1. The video from the apartment complex. That has the missing 30 minutes that would really show what happened by the pool. I've been told from TE's camp it was what Bill Clinton would call not sexual relations. If that is the case, it would be pretty difficult to prove the 1st count of sexual assault that he was convicted of, as I don't see how oral could be done under an assault.
2. Video from Tevin's Blackberry - Apparently when carrying Jasmine, he hit the side button on his Blackberry which was a short cut to record a video, so there is a video of them walking through the parking lot. The video isn't very good, but you can hear someone talking and they did not sound like they were being carried against their will. Whoever did the video, does a pretty smart tactic in starting with a video of Jasmine from one of the TV shows so that you can hear her voice --
Both videos raise some concerns regarding his innocence. Why is the only video from the apartment surveillance the one that would show what happened by the pool?
I'd also be curious to know what the video showing two people leaving the pool looked like, was the female being forced, or did they look like two people going to find a more secluded spot?
Is there anything on Tevin's blackberry video that would be able to authenticate the time? -
is it even possible to match a voice? with today's technology, I would assume you could at least rule out if its not her.
Why in earth didn't this video not help his court case? If the DA talked through it, shouldn't you have the right to replay it?
NoBSU said:
"Is there anything on Tevin's blackberry video that would be able to authenticate the time? - "
That is the point that Keyser is making. The video on the original device should be able to do this. If they have that phone, then great.
Keyser Soze said:
airplane mode
general>date&time>set automatically (off) > manually set time and or date
take pic or video
done -
Just did it on an iphone 7 and my pic stays at the changed date when I switch back - very easy
Without the original device to dig into forensically, a texted video's date does not mean much
I know - just trying to do it quickly - the last sentence is the real pointGunny Hartman said:Keyser Soze said:
airplane mode
general>date&time>set automatically (off) > manually set time and or date
take pic or video
done -
Just did it on an iphone 7 and my pic stays at the changed date when I switch back - very easy
Without the original device to dig into forensically, a texted video's date does not mean much
It was a BlackBerry phone
And I am not trying to play forensic analyst here, but ...Keyser Soze said:
airplane mode
general>date&time>set automatically (off) > manually set time and or date
take pic or video
done -
Just did it on an iphone 7 and my pic stays at the changed date when I switch back - very easy
Without the original device to dig into forensically, a texted video's date does not mean much
Keyser Soze said:I know - just trying to do it quickly - the last sentence is the real pointGunny Hartman said:Keyser Soze said:
airplane mode
general>date&time>set automatically (off) > manually set time and or date
take pic or video
done -
Just did it on an iphone 7 and my pic stays at the changed date when I switch back - very easy
Without the original device to dig into forensically, a texted video's date does not mean much
It was a BlackBerry phone
brought to you by mail chimmmpboognish_bear said:
Can we get the Serial podcast lady down to Waco?
dude couldn't write a bibliography correctly so +100000000Gunny Hartman said:Keyser Soze said:I know - just trying to do it quickly - the last sentence is the real pointGunny Hartman said:Keyser Soze said:
airplane mode
general>date&time>set automatically (off) > manually set time and or date
take pic or video
done -
Just did it on an iphone 7 and my pic stays at the changed date when I switch back - very easy
Without the original device to dig into forensically, a texted video's date does not mean much
It was a BlackBerry phone
I owned one of the first iPhones in Dallas, so I've had smartphones going on 10 years now, and I had no idea that someone could do what you just described. How likely do you find it that Tevin Elliott knew how to do that 5 plus years ago?
NoBSU said:Keyser Soze said:
airplane mode
general>date&time>set automatically (off) > manually set time and or date
take pic or video
done -
Just did it on an iphone 7 and my pic stays at the changed date when I switch back - very easy
Without the original device to dig into forensically, a texted video's date does not mean much
Yes Gunny. Being on BF since 2003 has me doubting an anonymous poster on the board. Two years as premium on 247 doesn't add more than maybe about 4-5 people to my list.
What a vivid imagination Mrs. Lebby.Bearwitness8223 said:Keyser Soze said:He is the face of why Sam deserves a new trial. You should tap the breaks after that.Robemcdo said:
Finally we get the face of this scandal on here.
Does a deleted 30 min footage from a surveillance camera the would have helped Elliot merit a new trial?
Do you really think college kids are less tech savvy than middle aged sports fans? This tape also did not show up until right before trial, some 20 months after the even took place.Gunny Hartman said:Keyser Soze said:I know - just trying to do it quickly - the last sentence is the real pointGunny Hartman said:Keyser Soze said:
airplane mode
general>date&time>set automatically (off) > manually set time and or date
take pic or video
done -
Just did it on an iphone 7 and my pic stays at the changed date when I switch back - very easy
Without the original device to dig into forensically, a texted video's date does not mean much
It was a BlackBerry phone
I owned one of the first iPhones in Dallas, so I've had smartphones going on 10 years now, and I had no idea that someone could do what you just described. How likely do you find it that Tevin Elliott knew how to do that 5 plus years ago?
Don't tell us. Mark Cuban, Jerry Jones, and Dirk Nowitzki got theirs before you?Gunny Hartman said:Keyser Soze said:I know - just trying to do it quickly - the last sentence is the real pointGunny Hartman said:Keyser Soze said:
airplane mode
general>date&time>set automatically (off) > manually set time and or date
take pic or video
done -
Just did it on an iphone 7 and my pic stays at the changed date when I switch back - very easy
Without the original device to dig into forensically, a texted video's date does not mean much
It was a BlackBerry phone
I owned one of the first iPhones in Dallas
His lawyer, Jason Darling, told the prosecutors about the video early on in the case. Don't believe everything Paula says.Keyser Soze said:Do you really think college kids are less tech savvy than middle aged sports fans? This tape also did not show up until right before trial, some 20 months after the even took place.Gunny Hartman said:Keyser Soze said:I know - just trying to do it quickly - the last sentence is the real pointGunny Hartman said:Keyser Soze said:
airplane mode
general>date&time>set automatically (off) > manually set time and or date
take pic or video
done -
Just did it on an iphone 7 and my pic stays at the changed date when I switch back - very easy
Without the original device to dig into forensically, a texted video's date does not mean much
It was a BlackBerry phone
I owned one of the first iPhones in Dallas, so I've had smartphones going on 10 years now, and I had no idea that someone could do what you just described. How likely do you find it that Tevin Elliott knew how to do that 5 plus years ago?
Why hold back exonerating evidence from police day one?

Gunny Hartman said:NoBSU said:Keyser Soze said:
airplane mode
general>date&time>set automatically (off) > manually set time and or date
take pic or video
done -
Just did it on an iphone 7 and my pic stays at the changed date when I switch back - very easy
Without the original device to dig into forensically, a texted video's date does not mean much
Yes Gunny. Being on BF since 2003 has me doubting an anonymous poster on the board. Two years as premium on 247 doesn't add more than maybe about 4-5 people to my list.
PM a mod and ask them if my word in these matters is to be trusted and then report back in this thread what they say.