Nobody was able to access my Veracrypt computers.
I'm curious, did they try to put any pressure on you to unlock the devices for them?
I found a subsequent court case where my same prosecutor tried via the court system to get a different defendant to reveal their passwords and they failed. Oh well.
Reading their internal emails regarding encryption and their general tech capabilities was enlightening.
AMAA if you'd like.
Obviously I would never obstruct justice but in theory had I heard them knocking, there would have been plenty of time to do so.
Ironically half the "evidence" they recovered from the phone actually would have helped my case if it had gone to trial because it showed no criminal intent and no attempt to hide from law enforcement. In short, if they never gained access to that phone on their own it may have been in my interests to provide the passwords for that specific device but who knows.
Please elaborate.