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  • Cell Phones Are Compact Computers with the ability to be “Hacked”

    Cell Phones Are Compact Computers with the ability to be “Hacked”

    Remember when your “Mobile Phone” was in a case as big as a small brief case and each call cost you a couple of dollars per minute and not cents? You were among a very elite if you had a “Mobile Phone” back in the day. Today, it is reported that more than 91% of…

  • The Complexity of Cellular Tower Triangulation Affects Accuracy of Evidence

    The Complexity of Cellular Tower Triangulation Affects Accuracy of Evidence

    There is a lot of consternation about the accuracy of forensic cell tower evidence. Over the last several years courts have ruled that evidence submitted by authorities has not been precise or correct and people were wrongfully convicted. Here at , our cellular forensics experts would agree that the accuracy of cellular tower triangulation to…

  • Cell Phone Forensics Illuminates Murder

    Cell Phone Forensics Illuminates Murder

    When the nearly naked dead body of a 28-year-old male was discovered in a wooded area near a lake, the local sheriff’s department requested an autopsy, announced that a large amount of heroin was found in the young man’s blood stream and treated the death as a drug overdose. Quickly, the case was closed. Although…

  • Cellular Forensics is a Powerful Defense Tool

    Cellular Forensics is a Powerful Defense Tool

    It’s more and more common now to hear comparisons between the use of DNA evidence and cell phone forensic evidence. Here at we have seen mobile phone forensics quickly evolve with technology so that cellular location evidence can be pinned down to within a few dozen yards much of the time. Since we were on…

  • Appropriate Legal Wording for Cell Records Requests Critical Time Saver

    Appropriate Legal Wording for Cell Records Requests Critical Time Saver

    Can you image the amount of data collected by the phone companies? Not data on customers, but the data that is created by customers. They can store service records – but for only short periods – and once it’s gone, it’s gone. Because the service provider data is time sensitive, if an attorney or the…