we knew he had this router. in fact said the prosecution, this cisco chat log proves brad ordered that router, the 3825, took it home, months before the murder. you know the defendant had one of those 3825 routers? that s correct. and you never got that 3825 router back? no. cisco doesn t have it back. where did it go? we know it was never returned. but it was brad s own computer examined by the fbi which coughed up the most accusing evidence of all. evidence he d already lied under oath. the kids fell asleep around 9:00 p.m. i fell asleep soon after. in his deposition, brad said he was asleep with his daughters when nancy came home from that party friday night. but brad s computer said otherwise. he was online until about midnight when nancy came home. he s been awake on his computer. when she comes in shortly after midnight, we think they argued and that a fight ensues and that s when he strangled her. and then the closest thing the prosecution had to a smokin
ultimately, he had the potential to make that phone call. in testimony that was frankly mind numbing that leverages something called either tapi or jtapi. an expert from cisco brad s former company, explained about ten different ways someone as accomplished as brad could have remotely made that call. the main ways are using a computer where you can program something into your computer and delay it so that a phone call can be made from your computer, from the computer s modem. but to do that, brad needed a certain router. one prosecutor said conveniently disappeared from the cooper home. we knew he had this router. in fact said the prosecution, this cisco chat log proves brad borrowed that router, the 3825, took it home, months before the murder. you know the defendant had one of those 3825 routers? that s correct.
if anyone could do that, it was the defendant. ultimately, he had the potential to make that phone call. reporter: in testimony that was, frankly, mind numbing. that leverage is something called either tappy or j tappy. reporter: an expert from cisco, brad s former company, explained about ten different ways someone as accomplished as brad could have remotely made that call. the main ways to do it are using a computer where you can program something into your computer and delay it so that a phone call can be made from your computer from the computer s modem. reporter: to do that, brad needed a certain router. one prosecutor said conveniently disappeared from the cooper home. we know he had this router. reporter: in fact, said the prosecution, this cisco chat log proves brad borrowed that router, the 3825 it s called, took it home, months before the murder. you know that defendant had one of those two 3825 routers? that s correct.
unless, that is, unless brad placed the call himself. brad, the world-class expert in internet phone technology. if anyone could do that, it was the defendant. ultimately, he had the potential to make that phone call. reporter: in testimony that was, frankly, mind numbing. that leverage is something called either tappy or j tappy. reporter: an expert from cisco, brad s former company, explained about ten different ways someone as accomplished as brad could have remotely made that call. the main ways to do it are using a computer where you can program something into your computer and delay it so that a phone call can be made from your computer from the computer s modem. reporter: to do that, brad needed a certain router. one prosecutor said conveniently disappeared from the cooper home. we know he had this router. reporter: in fact, said the prosecution, this cisco chat log proves brad borrowed that router, the 3825 it s called,
that leverage is something called either tappy or j tappy. reporter: an expert from cisco, brad s former company, explained about ten different ways someone as accomplished as brad could have remotely made that call. the main ways to do it are using a computer where you can program something into your computer and delay it so that a phone call can be made from your computer from the computer s modem. reporter: to do that, brad needed a certain router. one prosecutor said conveniently disappeared from the cooper home. we know he had this router. reporter: in fact, said the prosecution, this cisco chat log proves brad borrowed that router, the 3825 it s called, took it home, months before the murder. you know that defendant had one of those two 3825 routers? that s correct. i only had two. and you never got that 3825 router back? no, sir. cisco doesn t have it back, where did it go? we know it was never returned. reporter: but it was brad s