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But surely they didn't access the system and post these messages themselves. They could argue, with the advent of remote working getting more and more predomin
by therein 6y ago
But surely they didn't access the system and post these messages themselves.
They could argue, with the advent of remote working getting more and more predominant, that they simply left their computer unattended for a second while logged in.
Beyond that, they could argue they simply clicked on a link and something might have happened they aren't aware of. Or that they didn't know what running that one executable would do.
- johncolanduoni 6y agoThey don’t sound like a criminal mastermind, it’s very likely they left some trace either locally or in Twitter’s system that will contradict that story.
- deleted 6y ago[deleted]
- maxerickson 6y agoVaguely plausible excuses will not dissuade prosecutors in possession of contrary evidence.
- mc32 6y ago“I was working remotely at a coffee shop and my computer was swiped while I went to the toilet“ isn’t even plausible given take-out only as well...
- WrtCdEvrydy 6y agoI matched with someone on Tinder and she rocked my night... and I woke up to see my laptop was gone!