Incriminating Evidence in Brad Cooper Trial

April 18, 2011/in murder/by Eyes for Lies

Digital Life on Today (NBC Today Show) reported the following with regard to the Brad Cooper trial late last week:

While investigating the murder of Nancy Cooper, who never came back from a routine evening jog in 2008, police in North Carolina working with the FBI’s Cyber Task Force found damning evidence on her husband Brad’s ThinkPad laptop: Google Maps in his browsing history with locations that aligned with where his wife’s body was found.

That doesn’t bode well for Brad, if you ask me.

Read my original thoughts on Brad Cooper here back in October of 2008. Ironically, back then, I was pinged by the fact that Brad couldn’t remember his route the second time he supposedly went to the grocery store that morning…and when questioned why he took a different path, he didn’t answer.

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