A A 5 B B criminal C or dishonest intent” at the address aforementioned in paragraph 5(3). Having been cautioned, the appellant said voluntarily, ‘I knew of an D C D operation called Anonymous, having read about a E E hacking operation in their Facebook, I logged on the Facebook and had entered the link during the time. F F But once I entered, the screen went black and the G G computer got hanged, I therefore closed the browser page’. H H I I 6. J K The appellant was interviewed on video after her arrest and the video recorded interview was admitted into evidence without dispute (prosecution exhibit P10). The magistrate pointed out the following J K admissions the appellant had made during the interview: L M L ‘(i) prosecution exhibit P4 (the Apple desktop M computer) belonged to her; N (ii) computer; O (iii) P Q her younger brother had a Macbook notebook O prosecution exhibit P4 was only used by her alone; (iv) N she was at home from 00:55 to 01:44 hours on P Q the 4th day of October 2014; R (v) it was a hacker organization; S (vi) T U V she had browsed the webpage of Anonymous and S she had browsed this webpage and kept pressing the button; (vii) R then the computer got “hanged”; and T U V