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>> reporter: early on with her being an adult, invasion of privacy, did any of those lead to any connections between the homeowner and mackenzie? >> say that again? >> reporter: warrants that you apparently got earlier in the week. you can't go searching hundred private business because she's an adult. but it sounds like you got some of those words earlier this wee. do they have any connection between these two people? >> that right now we don't know, but we do know through the investigation, this is a digital forensic investigation. this is computers, cell phones, ip addresses, urls, texting ...

Mike had copies of all the incriminating emails from the evidence filed with that restraining order. he started going through them with software that traces ip addresses. >> this investigative software that you used to become your own detective, is that something you gotta go to cal tech to get a copy of? is this, nsa material? >> oh, gosh, no. it's the -- the 15-year-old kid material. >> reporter: as mike got results, suzanne would organize them. >> he would print out on yellow pads of legal paper, all the ip addresses and then i would take all of them and i'd put them on a spreadsheet and th...

And she said, "you're gonna get hurt in here because you look weak when you walk." >> you need to become scarface, huh? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> reporter: of course, to the outside world, she already was scarface. kate briquelet of "the daily beast" reported on the case. >> these were incredibly serious charges that michelle was facing, felony charges that included attempted forcible rape. >> reporter: meanwhile, michelle's parents were in crisis mode looking for an attorney. >> you don't have criminal defense attorneys on your speed dial, i'm guessing. >> correct, we do not. >> reporter: mike ...

Those emails to michelle. >> we have a very skilled detective that was working on the case and he was in constant communications with the district attorney's office and trying to piece it together, to help prove a case and solidify it for court. >> reporter: problem was -- >> it just -- it wasn't coming together. these electronic messages were coming from -- from a different place. and we couldn't verify that it was coming from michelle hadley's device. >> reporter: it was a blow to the prosecution's case, but there was more evidence than just ip addresses. there was the bad blood between mich...

Demonstrators and police and scenes of teargas and clashes on wednesday here. there were tropical rainshowers. maybe that calmed things down or maybe people are just exhausted from the tension and clashes yesterday. for now, the discussion of the controversial extradition legislation that's supposed to take place in this legislative council has been postponed for the time being. the government doesn't show sign s and neither do the demonstrators. telegram, which many of the protesters used to organize, they say they were being hacked from ip addresses in mainland china yesterday. for the time ...