Equipment tampering?

> "picked up Motter's dive computer, attached to the equipment, and
> reportedly appeared to be attempting to alter it in some way,"

Interesting. This might explain the tampering with evidence charge, but is
unlikely to be significant unless Ryan was trying to take the battery out.
That's the only way I know of to alter information on a dive computer
without a link to a non dive computer.

Anybody know of a computer that can be altered by pushing buttons?

Lee

On Jan 24, 12:37 am, "Lee Bell" <pleebe...@bellsouth.net> wrote:

> Anybody know of a computer that can be altered by pushing buttons?

Mares made one that was targeted at rental operators a few years ago.
You could push a sequence of buttons and clear all of the previous
dives, even if you bent it. I have no idea what currently sold
computers do.

On Jan 24, 12:37 am, "Lee Bell" <pleebe...@bellsouth.net> wrote:

> Anybody know of a computer that can be altered by pushing buttons?

Mares made one that was targeted at rental operators a few years ago.
You could push a sequence of buttons and clear all of the previous
dives, even if you bent it. I have no idea what currently sold
computers do.

On Jan 24, 12:37 am, "Lee Bell" <pleebe...@bellsouth.net> wrote:

> Anybody know of a computer that can be altered by pushing buttons?

Mares made one that was targeted at rental operators a few years ago.
You could push a sequence of buttons and clear all of the previous
dives, even if you bent it. I have no idea what currently sold
computers do.

On Jan 24, 12:37 am, "Lee Bell" <pleebe...@bellsouth.net> wrote:
> >
"Interesting.
>
> Lee

More intersting:

http://keysnews.com/crimereport-1.bsp.htm

"A first-time diver whose husband was instructing her while scuba
diving last weekend died Jan. 18, after almost a week in critical
condition at a Key Largo hospital.

Kendra Motter, 40, a community college instructor from Canton, Ohio,
had been at Mariners Hospital since the Jan. 13 incident aboard
Horizon Divers in Key Largo. "

Charlie

On Jan 24, 12:37 am, "Lee Bell" <pleebe...@bellsouth.net> wrote:
> >
"Interesting.
>
> Lee

More intersting:

http://keysnews.com/crimereport-1.bsp.htm

"A first-time diver whose husband was instructing her while scuba
diving last weekend died Jan. 18, after almost a week in critical
condition at a Key Largo hospital.

Kendra Motter, 40, a community college instructor from Canton, Ohio,
had been at Mariners Hospital since the Jan. 13 incident aboard
Horizon Divers in Key Largo. "

Charlie

On Jan 24, 12:37 am, "Lee Bell" <pleebe...@bellsouth.net> wrote:
> >
"Interesting.
>
> Lee

More intersting:

http://keysnews.com/crimereport-1.bsp.htm

"A first-time diver whose husband was instructing her while scuba
diving last weekend died Jan. 18, after almost a week in critical
condition at a Key Largo hospital.

Kendra Motter, 40, a community college instructor from Canton, Ohio,
had been at Mariners Hospital since the Jan. 13 incident aboard
Horizon Divers in Key Largo. "

Charlie

> More intersting:
>
> http://keysnews.com/crimereport-1.bsp.htm

Thanks Charlie. It is quite interesting. It makes sense to me that Ryan
would wish to download information from the computer as soon as possible.
It makes no sense, to me, to accuse him of attempting to destroy evidence,
particularly since I saw no indication that a criminal investigation was in
progress.

Lee

> More intersting:
>
> http://keysnews.com/crimereport-1.bsp.htm

Thanks Charlie. It is quite interesting. It makes sense to me that Ryan
would wish to download information from the computer as soon as possible.
It makes no sense, to me, to accuse him of attempting to destroy evidence,
particularly since I saw no indication that a criminal investigation was in
progress.

Lee

> More intersting:
>
> http://keysnews.com/crimereport-1.bsp.htm

Thanks Charlie. It is quite interesting. It makes sense to me that Ryan
would wish to download information from the computer as soon as possible.
It makes no sense, to me, to accuse him of attempting to destroy evidence,
particularly since I saw no indication that a criminal investigation was in
progress.

Lee