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Who knows. All useful information surfaces sooner or later on FR. Given the alleged source, I'm hardly sitting on the edge of my seat, since there wouldn't be a whole lot more reason to believe the story if one read it in the NE, than if one just read EnquiringMind's post.

Palladin's info re the number of seized computers matches info in a story in today's Deseret News (in the online version at least). Three seized computers have now been returned to the Smart's home, and these were 3 of a total of 12 seized in connection with the investigation -- no comment on where the other 9 were seized from. I would think that if anything at all incriminating to the immediate family had been found on any of these computers, they wouldn't have been returned. But there's no information given on the status of the other nine. The police spokesman said they hadn't found anything that had anything to do with the case.