OldandTired
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My ex, in our divorce proceeding tried just this. She tried to introduce emails that we not created by, nor sent by me. I explained to the Judge that while we did share emails, there was no way what she was trying to use against me was authored by me.
I explained to the Judge that I too could sit right there at his computer and create anything he wanted to see. I could create the headers without the I.P. address. The I.P. address is the most important part of the email, because once it is shown to be the account of the person believed to have created the emails, then it is irrefutable as to who the owner is of them.
If you have had emails entered without the I.P. address, then you have been before a fool for a Judge.
Object to the emails unless they have the I.P. address on them to PROVE they came from your account. The same account that shows the I.P. address of all of the other emails you have shared with her. Just throwing a random number on there isn't gong to get it.
I explained to the Judge that I too could sit right there at his computer and create anything he wanted to see. I could create the headers without the I.P. address. The I.P. address is the most important part of the email, because once it is shown to be the account of the person believed to have created the emails, then it is irrefutable as to who the owner is of them.
If you have had emails entered without the I.P. address, then you have been before a fool for a Judge.
Object to the emails unless they have the I.P. address on them to PROVE they came from your account. The same account that shows the I.P. address of all of the other emails you have shared with her. Just throwing a random number on there isn't gong to get it.
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