The San Bernardino, California, district attorney suspects
that shooter Syed Rizwan Farook’s iPhone could hold information about an
unconfirmed third gunman in the December shooting spree, or maybe even what he
calls a “cyber pathogen” set to harm the local infrastructure.
In an amicus brief lodged Thursday for the court’s
consideration, local D.A. Mike Ramos wrote to a U.S. District Court in
California, “At the time that the murders were being perpetrated at least two
911 calls to the San Bernardino Police Dispatch center reported the involvement
of three perpetrators.”
“Although the reports of three individuals were not
corroborated, and may ultimately be incorrect, the fact remains that the
information contained solely on the seized iPhone could provide evidence to
identify as of yet unknown co-conspirators who would be prosecuted for murder
and attempted murder in San Bernardino County by the District Attorney,” the
filing says.
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