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Cynthia Bobe

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Federal Bureau of Investigation agent who worked in the Jackson, Mississippi, field office.

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FBI agent Cynthia Bobe testified on Day 16 about custody of a sealed phone connected to State's 91. She said she took it to the FBI's Jackson field office for forensic review, did not manipulate it while it was in her possession, then resealed it with her initials and date before transferring the evidence to Shelby Derrick of the Lexington County Sheriff's Office on September 23, 2014.

On cross-examination, Bobe identified a Mississippi Bureau of Investigation chain-of-custody form listing computers, storage devices, hard drives, and cellular phones she had received. She again said she did not manipulate the items and returned them to Derrick.

The court admitted Defense Exhibit 125 without objection during the cross-examination.

Key Points

Trial Record (4)

Trial 12019 Murder TrialApr 29, 2019 – Jun 13, 2019Called by prosecution

FBI agent Cynthia Bobe testified on Day 16 about the custody, forensic review, resealing, and transfer of a phone connected to State's 91. On cross-examination, she identified an electronic-evidence chain-of-custody form and said she did not manipulate the listed items.

Day 15

Day 16

DirectCynthia Bobe — DirectCynthia BobeShawn Graham2highlights25lines spoken

Summary

FBI agent Cynthia Bobe described the phone's forensic handling, resealing, and transfer to local law enforcement.

Highlights (2)

Quote“I met Shelby Derrick with the Lexington County Sheriff's Office on September the 23rd of '14 and transferred the evidence items to her.”— Cynthia BobeIdentifies the final transfer described in Bobe's chain-of-custody testimony.Open in transcript →Watch this moment ▶