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Ariel70
De fann också fyra datorer med förstörda hårddiskar, i ett rum med en länstol ock mjukpapper, enligt Jim Clemente som var profilerare för FBI på den tiden.
Jag måste korrigera dig igen. Och sluta använd bedragaren Jim Clemente som källa, att du ens nämner hans namn visar att du har noll kunskap om fallet. Hans trovärdighet är obefintlig och han har motbevisats som lögnare gång på gång.
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Clemente claim #3: Four “fried” hard drives of Jackson’s computers were found in a suitcase in an adjacent room during the 2003 raid. This room had a chair and vaseline, according to Clemente, who suggested it was Jackson’s “jerk off room”.
The suggestion of this claim is clear: the hard drives were fried because they must have contained illegal material.
Except this claim is yet another Clemente invention.
During the 2003 raid Jackson’s computers were all confiscated and there is a detailed report about them among Jackson’s FBI files. Altogether 16 hard drives were confiscated from Neverland, four from Jackson’s bedroom. Those four were in three different computers (one computer had two hard drives). They were all inside computers, in perfectly good health, not “fried” in any suitcase.
As you can see from those FBI files
https://vault.fbi.gov/Michael%20Jackson/Michael%20Jackson%20Part%2002%20of%2007/view the FBI meticulously went through all 16 of those hard drives and found absolutely nothing incriminating on them. They did examine all of them. There is no claim of any of them being “fried”.
Here we have to note that none of the computers contained any illegal material or had any traces of access to illegal material on the Internet, including no attempts to find such material. They contained only legal, heterosexual material. As Jackson’s attorney, Thomas Mesereau pointed out in his closing statement at the 2005 trial: “No illegal child pornography, either in a website or anywhere else. No websites where you try to meet children, like pedophiles often do, and the rest.”
Not even the prosecution claimed that any material on the computers was illegal. They just argued that they wanted to introduce them to show that Jackson knew how to use a computer (something he never denied). Judge Rodney Melville, however, ruled that this material was irrelevant and did not allow the prosecution to refer to this evidence in court.
For our purpose here, once again: all hard drives were intact, none of them was “fried”, none of them was in a suitcase, they were all inside computers, operational."
https://themichaeljacksonallegations.com/2019/06/03/debunking-jim-clemente/