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"I wish I could come out and defend myself, but I can't..." :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: "... because it's before the courts" :mad:

ahahahah - "When he comes out, everyone say trick or treat!"

Not to mention the kinda stuff they're saying... just joking about getting covered in the mayor's sweat. http://www.cp24.com/video?clipId=706871 - for those that want it

And here I thought I had thought of most of the process... working on a copy makes a lot of sense! Can't wait to hear what the mayor has to say...

From the Star: Mayor Ford has nowhere left to hide (Editorial) Rob Ford is Finished (Royson James) This is probably the only time I will ever utter these words: I can't wait to see what Sue Ann Levy has to say about this!!

Not once did I rationalize how or why it was found two days ago - nor did I say that I believe that it was. What I'm speaking out against is the assertions of incompetence against the TPS that are based on the rationale of "come on, files don't take long to find!" in fact, it's more likely that...

I certainly can't speak to how or why the timing is what it is - what I'm speaking out against is assertions of incompetence based on paper-thin rationalizations.

I agree - in isolation it isn't Sisyphean by any means, I've done it as well. But doing it in a way that keeps up with the practices for logging what's found on a hard drive (just a guess but I guess it starts with - logging the contents of media files, extracting email archives for other...

That doesn't mean he's implying it was fake. There are multiple ways to interpret it, one of which is "he wasn't smoking crack, it was something else"

Listen here - I've seen TV shows so I know how this works. They come in some geek's room with a bag full of drives and say "Drop everything you're doing and find that video!" and he mashes his keyboard for a bit and then the file is recovered. It takes like a day maximum. Anything else is just...

Wow - everyone's ignoring what came after my first sentence. If you read it again you'll note that I said that it's entirely reasonable to think that it probably took a long time to go through everything with the proper protocols for logging and recording evidence. Once again - this was a...

You conveniently didn't bold "Getting the video was likely a part of that long and diligent process." Did you just stop reading after the first sentence? Can you say with certainty where "finding the supposed crack video" fell on the priority list of the entire operation, which collected...

Only for those who are predisposed to thinking that they're incompetent.

The larger point is that since none of us work for the TPS' forensic recovery unit (or whatever it might be called), none of us can say with any certainty how long it should or should not have taken. I highly doubt they started searching the hard drives the second they came in - not to mention...

Well, wise one - tell us exactly how many devices they recovered and how long it takes to go through every single device - forensically (meaning running full recovery on each) and then checking every single directory and file (a clever person would rename the extension to something innocuous and...

Some of the revelations about the number of phonecalls are interesting... 7, sometimes 11 times in short timespans. Then when they are both at the Esso station, they don't talk or acknowledge each other. Certainly doesn't point to wholesome activities...

From The Star's newest article:

too easy to write this off as "What's the big deal? He's a friend and a good guy"?

i wanna see :( there doesn't seem to be a livestream?

Yeah, on the CBC this morning they had an unconnected piece about ATMs and how they are useful for laundering money - strip club or bar owners will buy them and then they are essentially laundering machines - supposedly around $350million is laundered each year in Canada in this way. Jimmi T -...