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Visible to some people about 30 minutes before the shooting began. saying, quote, "what we know at this time is that a private invite-only server was created by the suspect to serve as a personal diary chat log." cnn analyzed the posts shared on discord and other social media sites, revealing troubling w warning signs. they show the suspect made three visits to the supermarket in buffalo in march, doing reconnaissance and writing about the activity inside the store, including how many black and ...

In a statement before cnn, a spokesperson for discord says his online chat logs were visible to some people about 30 minutes before the shooting began. saying, quote, what we know at this time is that a private invite only server was created by the suspect to serve as a personal diary chat log. cnn analyzed the post shared on discord and other social media sites, revealing troubling warning signs from the alleged shooter. they show the suspect made three visits to the supermarket in buffalo in m...

Because he was getting closer and closer to the back, to the point where he was actually shooting at the displays. >> reporter: according to posts on social media, the 18-year-old suspected gunman publicly revealed his attack plans on the communication app discourse shortly before the shooting on saturday. in a statement to cnn, a spokesperson for discord says his online chat logs were visible to some people about 30 minutes before the shooting began, saying what we know at this time is that a p...

Discord, he invited a select group to access the private diary he had been keeping for six months. the chat log shows he chose the zip code in buffalo because of a high percentage of black people. he visited the supermarket three times on march 8th, surveying its layout, drawing a map, and taking note of how many black customers and white customers were there. and he planned his attack for march 15th but delayed it several times. >> its coming to light now that this person planned this very meth...

>> thats right. >> somebody else put it on his >> reporter: in testimony that computer? >> yes. was, frankly, mind numbing. >> an fbi agent had testified >> that leverage is something called either tappy or j tappy. >> reporter: an expert from that he saw no evidence of tampering, but the defense said, cisco, brads former company, it had experts who did. explained about ten different ways someone as accomplished as brad could have remotely made two of them. that call. >> the main ways to do it a...

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. >> in testimony that was frankly mind numbing -- >> that leverages something called either tapi or jtapi. >> an expert from cisco 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...

>> 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? >> thats correct. >> and you never got that 3825 router back? >> no. >> cisco doesnt have it back. where did it go? it was never returned. >> but it was brads own computer examined by the fbi which coughed up the most accusing evidence of all. evidence hed already lied under ...

>> 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? >> thats correct. >> and you never got that 3825 router back? >> no. >> cisco doesnt have it back. where did it go? we know it was never returned. >> but it was brads own computer examined by the fbi which coughed up the most accusing evidence of all. evidence hed already lie...

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 brads 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 computers modem. >> but...

>> 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, brads 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 ...