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colobuck79 said:
Is the computer hacking crime more serious because it was across state lines?
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Wire fraud is a criminal offense that involves the use of electronic communications, such as telecommunications or the internet, to intentionally deceive and defraud someone of money, property, or honest services. I believe information stolen from a computer would be considered property. One of the elements of wire fraud is that the defendant must have used interstate or international wire communications in furtherance of the scheme to defraud, so if one computer was in Michigan and the other was in Ohio, that should satisfy the interstate communications element. These days, it's kind of hard to avoid interstate communication. Almost any use of the Internet would satisfy it.
 
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in regards to CS and the Ravens I think this post on 11W is at least intriguing....

TLDR: Connor was paid by the Ravens to consult, and not in a sign stealing capacity. There's nothing illegal about it, but it becomes very hard to explain how a playoff NFL team for of Michigan coaching connections paid a $55k "recruiting analyst" to work with their team if "no other coaches knew what Connor did"

And as I mentioned on Sunday, if we can speak hypothetically, boy it sure would be crazy if an ex player from the Ravens was interviewed for the Netflix doc about that very thing and Netflix's lawyers got scared of the NFL and cut it. Hypothetically of course. It would be so strange if many of the Michigan media that are friendly with Connor are hypothetically very aware of Connor's consulting with the Ravens and suspiciously have never mentioned it once.
 
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this is another good one....

Here's what we have to understand about their media apparatus up there: They project better than they do anything else.

Way back when all this started, one of the first substantial leaks was that "50 hours of OSU practice video was found on Weiss' computer." When people starting tying the Stalions and Weiss matters together, UMPD and AAPD quickly stated that they were "completely unrelated" and separate investigations. That's when BlueAnon started pushing the Catapult story, again painting themselves as the victims of cheating by OSU. Those claims were quickly and unequivocally debunked by Catapult itself, the pseudo-denial from UMPD and AAPD kept people from pushing more on the initial Weiss claim.

While I can't verify the exact "50 hours on a harddrive" claim, 22 and I have compared notes and I can say with confidence that OSU's remote video server was illegally accessed by a member of the UM coaching staff utilizing a stolen login and password. The digital breadcrumbs seem to connect at minimum Weiss and Minter directly to the material illegally accessed, and possibly others. I understand that a fairly recent exchange between the FBI and OSU brass confirms this.

A lingering question for me - and something I hope we get the answer to when all is said and done - is which was first? Did Weiss start by hacking coeds' iCloud accounts to nudes, later realizing that he could use a similar strategy to get into OSU's remote video server? Or did he start by getting into the WHAC footage and then decided to go carnal?

In any event, it's going to be incredible when we can finally read all the way through it.
 
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buckeyemania11 said:
Yep that's why he got fire "inappropriate computer access"

www.mlive.com

Michigan fired Matt Weiss for ‘inappropriately’ accessing computer accounts

Weiss remains under police investigation. He was fired for cause by the school on Jan. 20.
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I think the speculation was that he used the hacking software he was given for football reasons to hack into female students' email accounts and download pics. What is that 2 (3?) creepers and a pedo on that staff last year, yet these clueless fucks brag about culture.
 
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ORD_Buckeye said:
I think the speculation was that he used the hacking software he was given for football reasons to hack into female students' email accounts and download pics. What is that 2 (3?) creepers and a pedo on that staff last year, yet these clueless fucks brag about culture.
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I mean there is clearly definitely a "culture" there but it's not what they think it is.
 
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