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“Do you think Trump believes he’s Jesus, like some messianic figure? Or do you think it’s the point of this presidency has really just been to make as much money for the Trump family as possible?”
Fuentes: “I think it’s possible… I don’t get the sense, though, that Trump thinks deeply about ideas, about religion, about politics. I think there is a grandiosity, 100 percent right, but I think it’s motivated by vanity!”
That shade can best be described as somewhat kind and sophisticated. He basically said Trump was dumb and loves himself above all.
Nothing we didn’t already know… I just enjoy the fun way he breaks it down.
Writer: Jamie x.com/fuentesupdates/status/…
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In this livestream, Attorney Symone breaks down the phone-forensics testimony surrounding Snapchat deletions reportedly found on Nolan Wells’s phone. We’ll discuss Nolan’s reported last phone use around 2:17–2:18 p.m., what “user interactions” mean in digital forensics, and whether deleted Snapchat content necessarily proves that Nolan—or anyone physically holding his phone—deleted the messages.
We’ll also examine other possibilities, including remote deletion by message senders, Snapchat’s automatic deletion or retention settings, group-chat activity, and synchronization after the phone was last used. Most importantly, we’ll discuss what the forensic evidence can—and cannot—establish about who initiated the deletions, when they occurred, and why.
This discussion is based on publicly discussed testimony and available case information. The existence of deleted messages does not, by itself, prove who deleted them, that someone accessed Nolan’s phone, or that any individual committed a crime.
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Debris was thrown as far as 3 blocks from the scene. According to the fire brigade, reports of a gas odor circulated in the area.
No cause has been confirmed.
Writer: Jamie x.com/reuters/status/2103889…
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