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McCabe 'How Long to Die in Cold' Google Search
BrowserState record bearing a 2:27:40 a.m. timestamp. The defense read it as a 2:27 search; prosecution experts said the search was at 6:23–6:24 and the earlier value reflected tab state. Timing remained disputed.
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The defense argued the 2:27 a.m. timestamp demonstrated McCabe had foreknowledge of O'Keefe's condition before his body was found, and that the search was later deleted. The prosecution contended the actual search time was 6:23–6:24 a.m. and the 2:27 a.m. reading reflected browser tab state rather than the moment of the search.
A recovered BrowserState record associated with Jennifer McCabe's Safari activity carries a 2:27:40 a.m. timestamp and displays the Google search for 'how long to die in cold.' The defense interpreted that record as showing a 2:27 a.m. search, while prosecution experts testified that the searches occurred at 6:23–6:24 a.m. and that the 2:27:40 timestamp reflected browser tab state, leaving the timing disputed.