Another case of hacking the iPhone has come to the attention of the media as a result of consideration of a crime in Iowa. Involved in the case was the American Alexander Kozak, accused of the murder of a girl at the Mall Coralville.
According Slavicsac, 22-year-old Alexander Kozak shot and killed 20-year-old Andrew Farrington in the shopping centre in June last year, bringing firearms to work. Kozak was a security guard of the shopping center, where he also worked with the deceased. As told a friend last Kozak “constantly staring at a girl while working, leave notes on her car and behaved just scary and strange.”
It is reported that the boy killed the girl on Friday night, when the Mall had a lot of buyers. According to local press, the killer left his working post, headed home for a weapon and returning to the workplace, fired three shots girl in the head. The police arrested the killer on one of the highways of the state while he was running away from the crime scene. The guy confessed to the murder and contained the Farrington in the County jail under bail of $10 million.
According to the March 3, Iowa City Press-Citizen, protection of the defendant requested information from the phone of the deceased, claiming that the alleged “IPhone” Farrington contains important information about the couple’s relationship. As stated in court, the attorney Kozak, his client experienced psychological discomfort in relations at the time of the murder and therefore worthy of appropriate leniency.
The judge announced that he could not meet the request for protection, citing his decision by the fact that a few days before the death of the victim has changed the password on his smartphone, and family members “failed to unlock”.
Earlier it was reported that the U.S. government has gone on “unprecedented step” by requiring Apple to help the FBI gain access to the iPhone, which used one of participants of terrorist attack in the Californian city of San Bernardino where you were in December killed 14 people.
