A woman was on a Jetblue flight to Orlando to attend the funeral of her grandson who was murdered last weekend by the Islamic terrorist. A Jetblue flight attendant whispered to each passenger about signing a sheet of paper to show their support for her. She wound up needing many pieces of paper because people were writing paragraphs of compassion for the grandmother. When the woman left the plane, every single passenger hugged her.
Back again to Apple and access to a dead person’s iPhone. A federal court magistrate yesterday ordered Apple to create software to access the work iPhone of one of the San Bernardino terrorists. The government wants access to the iPhone so they know who the terrorist was calling and texting. Apple’s Tim Cook has said it will oppose the order.
The six month old baby orphaned when her terrorist parents killed 14 people in San Bernardino is at the center of a custody dispute. Saira Khan, the sister of the slain terrorist, has asked for custody of the girl. Experts are predicting that family members will not get custody of the baby because county officials will not recommend custody for family members if they are shown to have have had knowledge of the attacks.
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