Reply #74: "Using their forensic tools, [View All]

[ronnie624]

they (the Interpol experts) found a total of 48,055 files for which the timestamps indicated that they had either been created, accessed, modified or deleted as a result of the direct access to the eight seized exhibits by Colombian authorities"

"The actual seizure of the eight computer exhibits occurred between 5:50 a.m. and 7:50 a.m. (local time at the place of seizure, GMT -5:00) on Saturday, 1 March. However, it was not until more than 48 hours later that the eight seized exhibits were given to the computer forensic specialists of the Colombian Judicial Police," the report goes on to say."

"the Colombian Judicial Police, did not conform to internationally recognised principles for handling electronic evidence by law enforcement."


These are quotes lifted directly from the INTERPOL report. In what way do they verify what "thinking" people have known all along? (see link in post #47)

Sources like the AP, Reuters, The New York Times, Bloomberg and so on are notoriously unreliable. If you want accurate, detailed information on world events, you've come to the right place. Alternative sources are where it's at. Just keep reading, and don't allow yourself to be distracted by those who regularly run interference here on behalf of the corporatocracy.