The IP address of record is associated to the MAC address of the cable/dsl router/modem/gateway. This does not imply anything about which device on the client side (private)of the network actually was conected at the time of the alleged transfer.
If there was a wireless router it could be anyone.
Or may a friend connected a laptop for a little while...
Finally, maybe the IP address was highjacked on the public side of the network.
Anyway... good luck.
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Not necessarily. It might deform enough to diffuse the the force of impact away from the impact. Like rubber.
Dude: Thank you for clearly stating my exact thoughts...
The IP address of record is associated to the MAC address of the cable/dsl router/modem/gateway. This does not imply anything about which device on the client side (private)of the network actually was conected at the time of the alleged transfer. If there was a wireless router it could be anyone. Or may a friend connected a laptop for a little while... Finally, maybe the IP address was highjacked on the public side of the network. Anyway... good luck.