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Who Is Sy Ray? Bryan Kohberger Turns to Retired Officer to Prove Alibi

B yran Kohberger's defense team has hired a cell phone expert in an attempt to show that he couldn't have murdered four Idaho college students.

Sy Ray, founder of ZetX Corporation, is a former police officer who specializes in analyzing cell phone data in criminal cases. He has been called as a witness in numerous criminal trials in an attempt to show that a person's cell phone could have been in a particular area.

His analysis relies on the "pings" that a cell phone sends to a nearby cell phone tower, even when the user is not making a phone call.

Kohberger, 29, has been charged with four counts of first-degree murder and one count of felony burglary in connection with the stabbings of Kaylee Goncalves, 21, Madison Mogen, 21, Xana Kernodle, 20, and Ethan Chapin, 20. The bodies of the four University of Idaho students were found in an off-campus residence on November 13, 2022.

Kohberger has maintained his innocence in the case, previously standing silent during his arraignment. Judge John Judge, who is overseeing the case, entered "not guilty" pleas for each of the charges against him in response.

Newsweek sought email comment on Thursday from Ray and Kohberger's attorney.

A defense document filed in court on Wednesday states that Kohberger told his defense team he "was out driving in the early morning hours of November 13, 2022; as he often did to hike and run and/or see the moon and stars. He drove throughout the area south of Pullman, Washington, west of Moscow, Idaho including Wawawai Park."

The document adds that Sy Ray will testify that cell tower records show that "Kohberger's mobile device was south of Pullman, Washington, and west of Moscow, Idaho, on November 13, 2022; that Bryan Kohberger 's mobile device did not travel east on the Moscow-Pullman Highway in the early morning hours of November 13th, and thus could not be the vehicle captured on video along the Moscow-Pullman highway near Floyd's Cannabis shop."

According to a profile on MeriTalk , a news site that specializes in new government technology contracts, Sy Ray spent 20 years in law enforcement, "where he spent time as a SWAT operator, homicide sergeant, and directing fugitive missions."

"Some of his work has been featured on several episodes of 48 Hours, 20/20, The Discovery Channel and Dateline showcasing his investigative and technological expertise. Sy spent time in Afghanistan as a field adviser for an undercover team targeting improvised explosive device (IED) cells," it adds.

He set up ZetX in 2014, and it has worked in both radio frequency and cell phone data. The company was purchased by LexisNexis in 2021.

"His accomplishments include engineering RF drone detection sensors used by the NFL at the 2015 Super Bowl, and engineering RF tracking and security technology for law enforcement and military applications," the MeriTalk profile states.

He lives with his family on a ranch in southern Arizona and co-hosts a true crime podcast called Socialite Crime Club .

Attorney Mercy Wright noted his expertise in a social media post on Thursday.

Writing on X, formerly Twitter , she noted that one judge "repeatedly stated" a ruling that Ray makes a "compelling witness."

In January, 2021, Ray testified as a prosecution witness in the case of Danielle Wood, who was on trial for the May 2, 2018, murder of her ex-boyfriend, Matt LaFriniere, with whom she was locked in a child custody battle.

Ray was hired to show the movements of a phone that prosecutors say was used in the murder.

Former Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks warden Mike Fegely, who is employed by Ray, also gave evidence, according to a report in the Clark Fork Valley Press newspaper in Montana.

Wood was convicted later that month and in March 2021, she was jailed for 100 years without the possibility of parole.

Update 04/18/24, 8:57 a.m. ET: This article was updated to clarify Sy Ray's past evidence in trials and to add photos of Sy Ray and Bryan Kohberger.

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Kudos to Ray Lee for his beautiful fly reel seats!

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It’s where I go for reel seats, too. Beautiful work, definitely punching above their price tag.  

Likewise....been adorning my rods with Ray’s awesome reelseats for years now....  

Cactus Juice stabilized?  

Spaulted maple, one of my favorite insert woods.  

I meant the stabilization process. You have vacuum & high pressure infusion. Cactus juice is resin that is typically used by vacuum infusion stabilizers.  

I do appreciate Ray Lee's inserts but the hardware, not so much. Fortunately he will sell them separately.  

Ok....I’ll ask, what do you find wrong with Ray’s hardware? Looks good on Hotrodz to me......  

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Con permiso Ruth, Schwarber es ahora el rey de los HR en junio

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BOSTON – Lo sentimos, Babe Ruth, pero el “Schwarber de junio” ya está aquí.

Esta vez llegó un poco más tarde, pero el habitual dominio Kyle Schwarber en junio llegó en un momento perfecto para los Filis.

Schwarber empalmó su primer jonrón del mes ante el primer pitcheo del juego, en el eventual triunfo de los Filis 4-1 sobre los Medias Rojas el martes en el Fenway Park. Y luego, su segundo cañonazo del mes, llegó cuatro entradas después.

“¿Cuántos días han pasado de junio?”, dijo entre risas Schwarber.

Con su segundo cuadrangular del mes, Schwarber se ubica ahora como el bateador más eficiente de los meses de junio en la historia de las Ligas Americana y Nacional. Promedia un cuadrangular cada 10.4 turnos en su carrera en este mes, colocándose apenas por delante de Ruth (10.6) con el mejor número del mes.

Pero lo más importante de todo es que el juego de dos jonrones de Schwarber llegó unas horas después de que el club anunciara que el receptor J.T. Realmuto se iba a someter a una cirugía en la rodilla derecha el miércoles en Filadelfia.

“Cada vez que alguien cae, otro da un paso hacia adelante”, expresó el manager de Filadelfia, Rob Thomson, antes del compromiso. “Estoy esperando que pase lo mismo ahora”.

Aún está por verse quién llenará el gran vacío dejado por Realmuto, pero que Schwarber se encienda ciertamente ayudaría.

Schwarber inició la jornada del martes con un OPS de por vida en los meses de junio de .917 – por lejos, su mejor mes. Sin embargo, durante los primeros siete encuentros de junio, Schwarber tenía apenas de 28-5 (.179) sin extrabases y una sola empujada.

Pero eso cambió rápidamente el martes, ya que Schwarber dio cuadrangular ante ese primer lanzamiento. Es algo ha hecho más que nadie desde su llegada a los Filis. Sus 24 vuelacercas iniciando partidos como primer bate desde el 2022 son la mayor cantidad en las Mayores en ese período, uno por delante de Mookie Betts de los Dodgers.

‘The Sons of El Rey’ reveals the heart of lucha libre

It’s all about the struggle in alex espinoza’s first novel in a decade..

“Wrestling is the spectacle of excess,” wrote French literary critic Roland Barthes in his iconic 1957 essay about the sport. Anyone even casually familiar with professional wrestling knows that spectacle — the costumes, the story lines, the insults, and the chair throwing — is the point. And nowhere is this spectacle taken more seriously than in lucha libre, Mexico’s style of wrestling wherein competitors are masked, and their identities are hidden behind quasi-superhero characters like the Blue Demon or The Saint. Luchadores are either técnicos or rudos — good guys or bad — and identities and story lines are often passed down from father to son, so that the drama and the rivalries can span generations. Unlike the boxer, Barthes says, the wrestler’s job is not to win, but to play his part in a reenactment no less lofty than the struggle between good and evil.

In “ The Sons of El Rey ,” his first novel in a decade, Alex Espinoza plunges readers into this world of latex and sweat, contrived backstories, and very real injuries. Retired luchador Ernesto Vega, known in the ring as El Rey Coyote (King Coyote), is on his deathbed. He’s haunted by visions of his late wife, Elena, harassed by the voice of his disembodied alter ego, and tortured by memories of betrayals and mistakes. In alternating perspectives that travel back and forth in time Ernesto’s son, Freddy, and grandson, Julian, also narrate their own lives, tracing the family from the ranches of Michoacán to the glitter and poverty of Mexico City and finally to a new life and new challenges in East Los Angeles.

“Participating in lucha libre isn’t like playing baseball or football,” Espinoza writes of Ernesto’s rise to fame, as the young wrestler learns about himself and finds release in the ring. “It goes beyond simple contact sports. It embeds itself into the psyche, seeps into the blood and bones. It humbles a luchador in unimaginable ways.”

But this new self-knowledge creates problems for Ernesto when he discovers he has feelings for someone other than his wife. The coyote, in Mexican folklore, is always a trickster, appearing to be one thing but in reality another. The good guy character Ernesto plays in the ring eventually becomes too sharp a contrast to who Ernesto believes he is — a deceitful liar — and he returns again and again to these dueling identities on his deathbed. As his success grows, so too does his estrangement from Elena, and we see this same inability to face hard truths trickle down into the second and third generation.

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Freddy is unable to reach out to his son, Julian, though he desperately wants the young man’s help resurrecting the family’s shabby gym following the pandemic-era shutdown. Julian for his part is avoiding both his father and romantic commitment as he chases easy money as an escort to wealthy older men. He allows himself to be drawn into degrading encounters that grow more ironic in nature, while his grandfather lies dying a few miles away, regretting a life lived without true love.

Espinoza’s love of the sport — Mexico’s second most popular, after soccer — is evident on every page, and some of the book’s most delightful moments come when he’s giving readers a blow-by-blow, or providing background information about its intricacies. He calls lucha the “Eternal Struggle” and awards it near-mythic proportions in one chapter as he narrates its origins in the style of an Aztec creation myth. “For millennia, there was only stillness… Then, there came a loud crack, and the sky parted, and there emerged the spirit being called Te ' cnico. He of feathers and sky skin… He looked down upon the expanse of nothingness and said, ‘Is there no one here to challenge me?’”

Espinoza carries the notion of an eternal struggle across his story lines to perfection. His characters curse, punch, piledrive, and leap from the ropes, battling themselves as much as their opponents. It’s scripted, yes, everyone knows that. But this jibes with a particular idea in philosophy known as compatibalism: that while everything in life is predetermined, we still have the free will to direct our own actions. The outcome is known — good will triumph sometimes over bad, and other times the bad guys will rule the ring. But we don’t watch to know who will win. We watch to see the lucha, the struggle, the way the bad guys cheat, the way the good guys beat their chests in agony at their defeat, and then the way the good guys train for months to prepare to fight another day.

“For us fighters,” Espinoza writes in the voice of El Rey Coyote, “it’s not about the script or about the feuds, or about who the victor is. It’s about the spectacle of it all. It’s about the struggle. Sólo la lucha.”

THE SONS OF EL REY

By Alex Espinosa

Simon & Schuster, 384 pp., $28.99

Elizabeth Gonzalez James is a screenwriter and author of the novels, “Mona at Sea” and “The Bullet Swallower,” as well as the chapbook, “Five Conversations About Peter Sellers.” She teaches fiction and essay writing at Grub Street. Originally from South Texas, Elizabeth now lives with her family in Massachusetts. You can find her on Instagram: @unefemmejames.

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¡Hay pruebas! Habrá una segunda Triumph Bonneville T120 Elvis Presley Edition, el Rey del Rock cabalgará de nuevo

La primera triump boneville t120 con un trabajo de pintura en honor a elvis presley se subastó por 16.000 libras, unos 19.000 euros.

Triumph ha publicado un pequeño 'teaser' en el que certifica que está en camino una segunda Bonneville T120 Elvis Edition.

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La subasta de una Triumph Bonneville T120 con un trabajo de pintura especial en homenaje a Elvis Presley por unas 16.000 libras -unos 20.000 euros- fue el germen de los movimientos que se están dando ahora. Y es que tras una serie de rumores, Triumph ha confirmado que está trabajando en una Bonneville T120 Elvis Edition que de alguna manera puede dar 'réplica' al modelo original subastado en beneficio de la Presley Charitable Foundation.

Cabe recordar que esta primera Bonneville T120 Elvis Edition contaba con una pintura especial en la que destacaban distintos elementos en honor a Elvis Presley . A lo largo de su depósito se podían ver distintas imágenes en 'negativo' del cantante o el motivo 'TCB' de Presley con un rayo estampado en los laterales de la moto haciendo referencia a la frase "Taking Care of Business in a Flash' que utilizó Elvis en su regreso a los conciertos a finales de los años 60.

La primera Triumph Bonneville T120 dedicada a Elvis Presley estaba cargada de detalles.

¿Qué sabemos del nuevo modelo?

Los rumores que se venían manejando durante las últimas semanas y la filtración de uno de los documentos  de una Bonneville T120 Elvis Edition en California han obligado a la marca a lanzar el 'teaser' de la moto y confirmar su llegada en 2025 . Un nuevo episodio de la relación entre el fabricante y el icono del rock que se remonta a los años más dulces de Elvis Presley, ya que utilizaba motos Triumph tanto en su vida personal como en sus películas.

En la imagen publicada por Triumph apenas se ve  el guardabarros delantero de la Bonneville T120 con el motivo 'TCB', pero de la filtración de la orden ejecutiva en California se pueden extraer algunos datos adicionales. El primero es que esta segunda Triumph Bonneville T120 Elvis Edition -primera con implicación directa de la firma- cuenta con idéntico ajuste de motor que la T120 normal , por lo que no habrá cambios en su mecánica.

La primera Triumph Bonneville T120 Elvis Edition fue un trabajo de 'autor', ahora está la marca de por medio.

Por lo tanto, Triumph tratará esta T120 Elvis Edition como una edición especial y aunque el fabricante dará nuevos datos el próximo 18 de junio, teniendo en cuenta que la Triumph Speed Triple 120 RR Breitling acaba de salir también bajo la etiqueta de edición especial, lo lógico es pensar que no conoceremos la versión definitiva de esta Bonneville T120 dedicada a Elvis Presley hasta la recta final de 2024 y que no estará disponible -en tirada muy limitada- en 2025.

Blanca Paloma desvela su concursante favorito para ganar 'Tu cara me suena 11'

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