I haven't seen anything from this trial that hasn't been downright embarrassing.

Like the key prosecution witness?

ICQ

Omegele?

It's an internet phone. The messages popping up are like caller ID notifications.

Well, there's nothing illegal about skype-calling someone.

No, I take that back. I'm sure in today's legal climate toward the internet, I'm sure there's some prosecutor out there that could spin this shit into some kind of federal HACKING violation with a 20 year prison sentence.

I mean, look right there. They HACKED him. Made stuff appear on his computer like some sort of internet black wizardry. It's obviously too much to ask for the prosecutor of a televised national trial to adjust his privacy settings.

I guess if they really wanted to, they could probably claim obstruction or something, make something up, etc. I'd be faster to blame the news company that didn't even think for a second to blur their contact info however.

RB, you're talking about the same news agency that broadcasted zimmerman's SSN