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1. www.wired.com › story › your-own-pacemaker-can-nowYour Own Pacemaker Can Now Testify Against You In Court

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   Jul 29, 2017 · Compton’s defense attorney, Glenn Rossi, filed a motion to suppress the pacemaker data evidence as an unreasonable seizure of Compton’s private information.

2. www.cbsnews.com › news › pacemaker-data-court-rossJudge rules that pacemaker data can be used against defendant

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   Jul 13, 2017 · Ross Compton, 59, was indicted on felony charges of aggravated arson and insurance fraud for allegedly starting the fire that caused $400,000 in damage to his house in Middletown, Ohio.

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4. www.journal-news.com › news › crime--lawProsecutor: Man awaiting arson trial in pacemaker case dies

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   Ross Compton, 62, who allegedly set fire to his Middletown house in 2016, was charged with aggravated arson and insurance fraud. The blaze on Court Donegal caused nearly $400,000 in damages....

5. apnews.com › general-news-c55eac83846f42e19fb924eMan pleads not guilty in case based partly on pacemaker data

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   Feb 7, 2017 · Compton, 59, pleaded not guilty Tuesday in Butler County Common Pleas Court to aggravated arson and insurance fraud charges. The case has raised privacy concerns from the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a nonprofit organization that focuses on defending civil liberties in the digital world.

6. www.journal-news.com › news › crime--lawMiddletown pacemaker case: Judge rules data not privileged

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   Ross Compton, 60, who allegedly set fire to his house in 2016, is charged with aggravated arson and insurance fraud for the incident at his Court Donegal house.

7. ccybers.org › wp-content › uploadsState of Ohio v. Ross - Center for Cybercrime Studies, John ...

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   Ohio v Ross Compton,1 for the first time, data from an IoT medical device—an implanted pacemaker— was used to charge the defendant with arson2 and insurance fraud.3 Facts of the case In September 2016, 59-year-old Ross Compton reported a fire to the alarm company after the company

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   Who is Ross Compton?

   • A Butler County judge has again denied a Middletown man’s request to have evidence taken from his pacemaker thrown out as evidence at trial Ross Compton, 60, who allegedly set fire to his house in 2016, is charged with aggravated arson and insurance fraud for the incident at his Court Donegal house. The blaze caused nearly $400,000 in damages.

   Is using pacemaker data ‘stealing personal information

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   What happened to Ross Compton?

   • Ross Compton, 59, was indicted on felony charges of aggravated arson and insurance fraud. He allegedly started a fire that caused $400,000 in damage to his house in Middletown, Ohio. According to the police report, he broke out the glass of his bedroom window with a cane and threw the bags and suitcase outside before taking them to his car.

   Pacemaker data from Ohio man, Ross Compton, used against

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   Why was Chris Compton arrested?

   • Compton, who was indicted in January 2017, was arrested based in part on data taken from his pacemaker. Compton, who was free on his own recognizance, failed to show up for a court hearing in March 2018, just days before his trial in Butler County Common Pleas Court, and Judge Charles Pater issued a warrant for his arrest.

   Is using pacemaker data ‘stealing personal information

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9. www.cnet.com › news › privacyJudge rules pacemaker data can be used against defendant

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   Jul 13, 2017 · Ross Compton's house caught fire. Authorities suspect Compton, 59, started the blaze deliberately. After what some might think was an unusually thorough investigation, prosecutors issued...