Dive into the illusion of online safety provided by emojis. We explore whether covering a child's face with an emoji truly protects their identity. Learn the hidden risks and digital breadcrumbs left behind.

We're sharing 12 must-know artifacts to get you through the holiday season AND any digital forensics case that might come your way. Cozy up with your favorite beverage and sing along.

Get the inside scoop from the digital forensics expert who testified about all the cell phone location records and the SIM Card swapping in the Mushroom Murders case.

Special Guest: Dr. Matthew Sorrell from Australia

This is Part 4 Only.

Go back and listen to parts 1 - 3 in Season 1, Episodes 27 - 29, if you haven't yet.

What do the prosecution and defense say about all this digital evidence during their closing arguments in the mushroom murders? We're breaking it down along with some discussion on suppressed evidence from this case.

This is Part 3 Only.

Make sure to go back and listen to Parts 1 and 2 if you haven't done that yet.

In Part 2 of the mushroom murder, we discuss SIM card swapping and factory resetting mobile devices. Will there be any digital evidence left?

AKA the Erin Patterson Murders.

This is Part 2 of 4 Only.

In this episode, we travel to Australia to learn about the digital evidence in the Erin Patterson Case, AKA the Mushroom Murders. We discuss cell phone location records and browser history to see if they can reveal any clues about where those deadly mushrooms originated.

Can you believe we're already 25 episodes into this podcast?! Join us as we look back at why we started, what we've learned, and what we're looking forward to.

Thank you to everyone who has listened, shared, and joined us as a guest!Of course, we look back at BTK and Casey Anthony. But we also talk about some new things like Karen Read and X's and O's on hard drives...

Stacy Eldridge & Becky Passmore spoke live at the Oxygen Forensics Conference, reflecting back on how 25 years of technology and humanity colliding have shaped everything from hex-level disk editors to six-figure software suites, and even the American Justice System.Tune in for the nostalgia and stay for the stories with a few laughs along the way.Special Thanks to:-Oxygen Forensics for hosting us-Keither Lockhart for inviting us-Briggs for recording us and providing our own personal laugh track.-All of you for listening!