Never heard that before. Can you support it with evidence? Was it testified as so, in the courtroom?
Never heard that before. Can you support it with evidence? Was it testified as so, in the courtroom?
In the preliminary hearing, Damon said he wanted to "test" the alarm chip to see if it could be neutralized, so he stuck a child's magnet on it and sure enough it caused the device not to work. It also had a second effect, i.e., the magnetization at the very least would have wiped the chip clean and at worst have completely screwed it up.