The affidavit unsealed Friday in the investigation of the next-gen iPhone bought by Gizmodo contains some interesting tidbits.
In response to arguments made by CNET and other media organizations, a San Mateo judge unsealed documents Friday that provide a detailed glimpse into an April 20 meeting between Apple lawyers and executives, and law enforcement.
Shown is an excerpt from the affidavit prepared by Detective Matthew Broad in the San Mateo County sheriff's office to search the home of Gizmodo editor Jason Chen.
Hogan's roommate, Katherine Martinson, told authorities that Hogan knew the identity of the owner very soon after finding the handset but had no intention of returning it.