EFTA00030972.pdf
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Summary
An email dated January 4, 2010, between legal professionals discussing the admissibility of evidence in a child pornography distribution case. The sender describes forensic findings of a virtual reality game titled 'Hizashi no nakano real' found on the defendant's computer and asks if this interactive content is admissible in court. The document is marked with ID EFTA00030972.
People (4)
| Name | Role | Context |
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| Redacted Sender | Sender (Likely Prosecutor/Attorney) |
Asking for legal advice regarding evidence admissibility in a CP case.
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| Redacted Recipient | Recipient |
Colleague being asked for legal opinion.
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| Unnamed Defendant | Defendant |
Subject of a CP distribution case; computers were seized from their house.
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| Unnamed Examiner | Forensic Examiner |
Analyzed the seized computers and discovered the virtual reality game file.
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Organizations (1)
| Name | Type | Context |
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| Yahoo |
Platform used for uploads in the CP distribution case.
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Timeline (2 events)
Locations (1)
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Location where four computers were seized.
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Relationships (1)
Sender asking 'I'd appreciate your thoughts' on a legal admissibility issue.
Key Quotes (5)
"Here’s an issue I haven’t seen addressed: CP distribution case arising from multiple reports of uploads to Yahoo photo albums."Source
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"Forensics reveal a large compressed file on the root of the C drive of the computer most actively used for CP activity."Source
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"found it to be a virtual reality game call Hizashi no nakano real"Source
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"The only Local User who has the game loaded is our defendant."Source
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"Admissible?"Source
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To: [Redacted]
From: [Redacted]
Sent: Mon 1/4/2010 8:36:55 PM (UTC)
Subject: Admissibility of Sex Game
From: [Redacted]
Sent: Mon 1/4/2010 8:36:55 PM (UTC)
Subject: Admissibility of Sex Game
Hello and Happy New Year!
Here’s an issue I haven’t seen addressed: CP distribution case arising from multiple reports of uploads to Yahoo photo albums. Four computers seized from defendant’s house. CP-related activity found on all four. Forensics reveal a large compressed file on the root of the C drive of the computer most actively used for CP activity. The examiner was able to save and install the file and found it to be a virtual reality game call Hizashi no nakano real, in which the player uses the mouse to control a virtual hand that molests an animated Asian girl whose age appears to be about 10. The game was accompanied by a detailed “walk through” document telling the steps for navigating the game. This document, like the game itself, is very graphic and detailed. The only Local User who has the game loaded is our defendant. Forensics show our Local User had gotten to Level 4 of the game, which involves significant and sustained affirmative acts against the virtual girl.
Admissible?
I’d appreciate your thoughts.
EFTA00030972
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