Quote:No evidence of what you are saying and you keep changing your story. The FBI found 1,000s of virtual child porn images on top of the real child porn images.
from a warrant that was not only a general warrant but was quashed by a judge. Again, virtual child pornography is not illegal.
Quote:And we know you consented to the search through your lawyer in April 2018 and continued consent until March 17, 2021 by your own postings never once asking for the computers back because you thought you weren't allowed to. Do you remember me taunting about that? I'm sure you do.
Prove it. Nowhere was their consent in fact as I stated from the FBI own words for the application for a search warrant
"The Daugherty Devices are currently in the lawful possession of the FBI. The devices came into the FBI's possession in the following way: on March 21, 2018, the Taylorville Police Department seized the Daugherty Devices from Todd Eugene Daugherty based on a state search warrant related to threats of a mass shooting against Memorial Elementary School in Taylorville, Illinois made by Daugherty. The search warrant authorized the search and seizure of any and all computers, as defined in 720 ILCS 5/16D-2."
The FBI even acknowledged that they had the devices from a search warrant. A search warrant and consent are two different things.
Actually, yeah, we did ask for them back. both me and my father.
Quote:Your lawyer isn't even contesting that child porn. There is no such thing as "holding back"
We are challenging the search warrant because as I stated many times before:
1. they didn't have probable cause to search them because the information the police had come from an uncorroborated informant, and they did nothing to link the computers to the threat.
2. The search warrant was a general warrant because it didn't particularize what they were to seize within the computer, nor did say what the crime was, and as stated above they didn't not link the crime to the computers, in fact they knew before handing over the computers to the FBI that they didn't have probable cause.
3. The waited too long to execute the warrant. The warrant was issued on April 21st but wasn't executed until March 23rd. The US Supreme Court has stated anything over 31 days is considered unreasonable and unconstitutional. The second warrant also has that issue it wasn't issued until 2 years later making it very unreasonable and very unconstitutional.
I don't what what you are referring to by "holding back"