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evidenceevidencedigital2019 Federal TrialGovernment Exhibit 503Mills identified the drive's serial number as WCAS81365334, and the court admitted Government Exhibit 503 without objection on Day 20. Brian Booth testified that a forensic image of the drive was created and analyzed using AD Lab. On cross-examination, Booth could not identify who had accessed its information and said he did not know Raniere or what Raniere knew about the images.
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Government Exhibit 503

Mills identified the drive's serial number as WCAS81365334, and the court admitted Government Exhibit 503 without objection on Day 20. Brian Booth testified that a forensic image of the drive was created and analyzed using AD Lab. On cross-examination, Booth could not identify who had accessed its information and said he did not know Raniere or what Raniere knew about the images.

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  • Device identified as Government Exhibit 503
  • Hard drive Mills believed was Western Digital; serial number WCAS81365334, marked assembled in Thailand with the drive manufactured in Malaysia or Thailand
  • Hard drive associated with 8 Hale in the government's concluding argument
  • Western Digital hard drive
  • Western Digital hard drive, FBI item 1B16

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In rebuttal closing, Lesko invoked the hard drive at 8 Hale in arguing that Raniere had taken and stored child pornography depicting Camila.

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