Newly released documents reveal why FBI‑released jail footage from the night Jeffrey Epstein died appeared to be missing a minute. After public pressure for transparency, the FBI discovered its original master video had already been destroyed in 2024. When prosecutors later needed the footage, agents had to reconstruct the video from backup files on the jail’s old NiceVision system. […]
In today’s digital age, smartphones are becoming powerful silent witnesses, capturing continuous logs of our movements, biometrics, app activity, and communications. This constant stream of objective, timestamped data now plays a role in 97% of criminal investigations, helping forensic teams reconstruct events with extraordinary precision. […]
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New Orleans has become the first U.S. city with a live, real‑time facial recognition surveillance system — but it’s not run by the government. […]
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A 19‑year‑old leader of the nihilistic violent extremist group “764” has pleaded guilty to RICO charges and multiple counts of child exploitation. […]
Court documents reveal the suspect’s extensive digital cover-up attempts and confession details about the devices planted outside political headquarters. A federal case that remained unsolved for nearly five years has taken a dramatic turn with new revelations about just how far one suspect allegedly went to cover his tracks. […]
Surveillance footage, smartphone videos, and data from connected devices are now reshaping how New Jersey attorneys prove negligence and damages. But with more digital evidence comes more risk. […]
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The lawsuit filed on April 17 follows similar litigation led by the New Jersey attorney general’s office against TikTok and Meta
The New Jersey attorney general’s office has filed a lawsuit against the popular Discord messaging app for “deceptive and unconscionable business practices” that have misled parents about its safety. […]
As AI‑generated images and videos become hyper‑realistic — and incredibly easy to create — investigators are facing a growing challenge: Can you trust what you see? […]
A 19‑year‑old Texas man, pled guilty after authorities linked him to a series of high‑speed police chases he bragged about and posted online […]
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A Monroe County man has pleaded guilty after federal investigators discovered he used Roblox, Discord, and Snapchat to coerce children into sending explicit images. […]
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