COVID Thread
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Well, for starters, she's guilty as sin.
Secondly, she's going to take down a lot of other workers with her. I'll bet a million dollars I don't have that she strikes a plea deal and throws all of her "supporters" under the bus.
What did she violate, that will send her to prison ? What will they hang her with ? WE know why the Gov. want's her shut down, obviously. And, of course Trump. However, I know that's she's done something wrong for them to come after her in the first place. I don't like what the police did in how they went about it. Even that guy resigned and quit over that dept.
But, what is it, that their going to hang her with ?
First off, Florida, like pretty much every other GOP state, has been manipulating the data to try to downplay how bad the virus is.
Believe it or not, there is absolutely nothing illegal about it. Nothing.
Everybody has known that was going on all along. Nobody cared because the CDC broadcasts all the real facts and figures in real time that the States are required to send them. So the idea that DeSantis (or any other GOP governor) is somehow breaking the law is completely false.
She on the other hand, did. (According to what we know so far.)
She is just like Reality Winner: a person seeking fame and fortune. Nothing more. She got fired for not doing what she was told to do. There was nothing illegal about that either.
She then took it upon herself to start posting her own data.
Nobody cared.
So then she got some of the people still working in that department to give her raw data that she had no legal right to have. Eventually, they apparently gave her access or a way to access the messaging system of their private network.
That is against the law. It is, in fact, a felony.
She "claims" she didn't do anything wrong, but they traced the IP of the unauthorized access directly to her house. When they showed up to serve the warrant to obtain computers, drives, etc., she knew she was busted.
So she then staged a scene to make it look like the police were being overzealous. They were not. They showed up around 8:30 that morning and knocked on the door. They identified themselves, told her why they were there, etc. She refused to open the door.
They then called her on the phone and did the same thing. Told them who they were, why they were there, that they had a warrant, all of that jazz. She strung them along for a bit and then hung up on them.
While all of that was going on, she turned off the lights, sent her husband and kids upstairs and set up a video camera. You've seen the rest. Let me tell you something, that woman set the cops up. She knew what they would be REQUIRED to do. And that's exactly what they did.
Do a Google on "cop shot while serving warrant". The cases are endless. Most times it's the same thing; they knock on the door, there's some delay, they try to talk them out and diffuse the situation, and then all hell brakes loose. What she did was textbook "she's going to shoot the kids and husband and then shoot herself" material.
And at the end of the day it all boils down to: She didn't tell anybody anything they didn't already know. She was so pissed off she got fired she got her friends to give her ILLEGAL access to things she had no business having access to. And in the end when she got caught, she acted just like most guilty people do.
She's going to prison. She's probably going to have several of her ex-friends joining her there.
Unless of course she does what I'm absolutely positive she's going to do: Cop a plea deal, throw all her friends under the bus, send them all to prison and walk.
You heard it here first.
Believe it or not, there is absolutely nothing illegal about it. Nothing.
Everybody has known that was going on all along. Nobody cared because the CDC broadcasts all the real facts and figures in real time that the States are required to send them. So the idea that DeSantis (or any other GOP governor) is somehow breaking the law is completely false.
She on the other hand, did. (According to what we know so far.)
She is just like Reality Winner: a person seeking fame and fortune. Nothing more. She got fired for not doing what she was told to do. There was nothing illegal about that either.
She then took it upon herself to start posting her own data.
Nobody cared.
So then she got some of the people still working in that department to give her raw data that she had no legal right to have. Eventually, they apparently gave her access or a way to access the messaging system of their private network.
That is against the law. It is, in fact, a felony.
She "claims" she didn't do anything wrong, but they traced the IP of the unauthorized access directly to her house. When they showed up to serve the warrant to obtain computers, drives, etc., she knew she was busted.
So she then staged a scene to make it look like the police were being overzealous. They were not. They showed up around 8:30 that morning and knocked on the door. They identified themselves, told her why they were there, etc. She refused to open the door.
They then called her on the phone and did the same thing. Told them who they were, why they were there, that they had a warrant, all of that jazz. She strung them along for a bit and then hung up on them.
While all of that was going on, she turned off the lights, sent her husband and kids upstairs and set up a video camera. You've seen the rest. Let me tell you something, that woman set the cops up. She knew what they would be REQUIRED to do. And that's exactly what they did.
Do a Google on "cop shot while serving warrant". The cases are endless. Most times it's the same thing; they knock on the door, there's some delay, they try to talk them out and diffuse the situation, and then all hell brakes loose. What she did was textbook "she's going to shoot the kids and husband and then shoot herself" material.
And at the end of the day it all boils down to: She didn't tell anybody anything they didn't already know. She was so pissed off she got fired she got her friends to give her ILLEGAL access to things she had no business having access to. And in the end when she got caught, she acted just like most guilty people do.
She's going to prison. She's probably going to have several of her ex-friends joining her there.
Unless of course she does what I'm absolutely positive she's going to do: Cop a plea deal, throw all her friends under the bus, send them all to prison and walk.
You heard it here first.
I know this is besides the point, but as I remember, Trump did something I believe to stop the CDC from reporting their data out, until it came through the white house first? Remember that ?
What ever became of that ?
What ever became of that ?
They put a freeze on the CDC releasing the data and had HHS take over, but it didn't last but about a week.
COVID data manager investigated, raided for using publicly available password
Not only does the whole state share one password, but it’s posted publicly.
"Florida police said a raid they conducted Monday on the Tallahassee home of Rebekah Jones, a data scientist the state fired from her job in May, was part of an investigation into an unauthorized access of a state emergency-responder system. It turns out, however, that not only do all state employees with access to that system share a single username and password, but also those credentials are publicly available on the Internet for anyone to read."
In fact as someone pointed out in a twitter thread - "There is one issue with their investigation. Her IP address could have been spoofed. This is a common thing that hackers will do. If they don’t find the message on any of her devices, it is going to look like her allegations of targeted harassment are true."
Here's the problem with that:
They're only allowed to access the system with permission. You are aware of IP's and MAC addresses I'm sure. That's how she got caught: an unauthorized IP accessed the system and it was traced to her house.
This software has the same exact capabilities (to assign permissions to IP's). It's not rocket science.
It's a slam dunk.
They're only allowed to access the system with permission. You are aware of IP's and MAC addresses I'm sure. That's how she got caught: an unauthorized IP accessed the system and it was traced to her house.
This software has the same exact capabilities (to assign permissions to IP's). It's not rocket science.
It's a slam dunk.