[P-Marlowe]

Sharing an e-mail account and a password is an excellent way to send messages without any chance that they will be intercepted. The message never leaves the original server. Nobody would ever know that you were communicating with anyone but yourself. So you send a message to yourself and the other guy with the password gets it. Simple and untraceable e-mails. The only way that the e-mails could be traced is if the FBI happend to search both users computers. Thus even though the FBI had the e-mails from Mossoui's computer, they could not know where they came from unless they searched the sender's computer. In this case it appears they searched one of Berg's computers and found the link.

Coincidence? not likely.

[PhiKapMom]

Coincidence? not likely.

I agree with you completely. Just like they said Moussoui bought Berg's computer -- coincidences like this I do not believe in since Berg only stayed for one semester and left about the time Moussoui did! What are the chances of that happening with two strangers. Next we will here that they met at the Huffman Fitness Center since Moussoui used to go there to work out! Anybody know where Berg lived in Norman?

[MamaLucci]

Sharing an e-mail account and a password is an excellent way to send messages without any chance that they will be intercepted. The message never leaves the original server. Nobody would ever know that you were communicating with anyone but yourself. So you send a message to yourself and the other guy with the password gets it. Simple and untraceable e-mails. The only way that the e-mails could be traced is if the FBI happend to search both users computers. Thus even though the FBI had the e-mails from Mossoui's computer, they could not know where they came from unless they searched the sender's computer. In this case it appears they searched one of Berg's computers and found the link. Coincidence? not likely.

Great point.....untraceable e-mail.

[Grampa Dave]

"Sharing an e-mail account and a password is an excellent way to send messages without any chance that they will be intercepted. The message never leaves the original server. Nobody would ever know that you were communicating with anyone but yourself. So you send a message to yourself and the other guy with the password gets it. Simple and untraceable e-mails. The only way that the e-mails could be traced is if the FBI happend to search both users computers. Thus even though the FBI had the e-mails from Mossoui's computer, they could not know where they came from unless they searched the sender's computer. In this case it appears they searched one of Berg's computers and found the link."

Just another co inkidence!

Yeah sure! Good work! Again, you live up to your Freeper login/namesake!