The lawyers of the 57-year-old Raynald Desjardins and his companions join the battle.They ask themselves partly on what methods were used in the telephone. Because the court lingers to release research techniques, dominated the Blackberry Theory. In a region where 46% of smartphone users in possession of a Blackberry, not only the mafia interest in the outcome. A Blackberry addition it is possible to also send SMS messages sent via the messaging platform, which can be communicated with other Blackberry users. These messages leave no trace of the operator or on the Internet.They are only tracked by the firm Research in Motion (RIM), but remain in their encrypted form. Blackberry was already in trouble because in general all the decoding messages must be clear to include communications between criminals more difficult.The brand has so far always thank kindly. Now experts believe that the police have yet to wrest the secret. Perhaps one of the 2,000 employees who were previously dismissed from the school folded. 

Maffia Practices The gangsters are suspected on November 24 last year, mafia boss Salvatore Montagna have liquidated. Montagna has been at the head of the clan of New York’s Bonanno, one of the five families of the Cosa Nostra. The “bambino boss” was one of the biggest brains behind organized crime, first in the United States and later in Canada. Raynald Desjardins was a few months earlier, himself a victim of an assassination attempt. His sports car was pierced with bullets, but he can still tell the tale. Desjardins is one of the only Quebecois who the Italian environmental crime was admitted. He was previously sentenced to 15 years in prison after he tried to smuggle 740 cocaine Canada. Since the assassination attempt is in all possible ways Desjardins checked. Canada was so confident that the case would affect the police of Quebec and the Canadian Gendarmerie for once decided to join forces. Quebec has been plagued in recent months by a wave of crimes, probably because of a gang war for decades in progress.