I'm actually embarrassed for this woman.
"There's no evidence anyone accessed this computer. I just have a really big hunch someone did!"
Um, she didn't actually do the homework, teacher. Sowwy!
So Josh was geotagged in front of the CSAM; photographed a reflection himself in front of the computer as the CSAM downloaded; his personal banking and Instagram password was the Linux password; he was the only one working at the car lot as the partition was installed and the CSAM downloaded; and he literally wrote "Josh Duggar Was Here" on the Linux partition with CSAM.
Gosh Mister Prosecutor, the alleged forensic computer expert sure would like it if you shared your class notes so she could get an A. Also, how could she possibly examine the router that's still sitting in the car lot office, if law enforcement didn't confiscate it? She's not a wizard!
Okay, so maybe she doesn't know anything about Linux, or how to type an underscore, but she wrote a book report that's one hundred pages long. 100 pages! Clearly a long document full of word salad and doodles means she gets an A, and the three page report full of actual information fails the class, right?
She may not understand what an underscore is, and maybe there isn't any evidence anyone did have remote access, but what she does know is that remote access means someone can be ANYWHERE, even Paris, so why aren't the police headed to Charles De Gaul Airport right now to line up each arrondissement for mug shots?
If only she could examine the router that no one is stopping her from examining!
This is my favorite part.
"Do you see this photo of Josh Duggars face being reflected in the CSAM infected computer?"
"Wat is fase?"