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Copenhagen prosecutor Jakob Buch-Jepsen announced in a court hearing Wednesday that "images" of the torture, decapitation, and burning of a woman were found on a computer hard drive at RML Spacelab, the organization devoted to building a manned suborbital rocket led by Danish aerospace engineer Peter Madsen. The BBC reports that the images, "which we presume to be real," said Buch-Jepsen, were on a computer believed to belong to Madsen—the suspect in the death of journalist Kim Wall in an incident aboard his submarine the UC3 Nautilus.
Madsen, for his part, claimed the video was not his and that the computer the video was on was a computer that everyone in the lab had access to. But other evidence presented in this latest hearing on his case has prompted the judge overseeing the case to order he be held in custody another four months, as Buch-Jepsen told the court of the video and other evidence that have "strengthened" the case against Madsen since his last hearing on September 5.
Pro tip: do not keep torture pr0n on your work computer.
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(Score: 4, Funny) by aristarchus on Saturday October 07 2017, @10:41AM (3 children)
That's what I am saying, Oh Mellifluous Bassoon!
(Score: 3, Touché) by The Mighty Buzzard on Saturday October 07 2017, @10:57AM (2 children)
Sigh, okay, it's probably the wise course. Redirecting to /dev/null.
My rights don't end where your fear begins.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Saturday October 07 2017, @02:58PM (1 child)
But how do you get the porn out of /dev/null again?
(Score: 1, Insightful) by Anonymous Coward on Saturday October 07 2017, @06:50PM
You can't. That's why you should instead send it to /dev/random. You can read it out again, it just takes a while to find.