You're listening to the Aupair Affair Murder Trial of Bratton Vanfield from True Crime today in the Hidden Killers podcast. Now, back to the courtroom.

Sir, just a reminder that you're been moved into evidence as defense exhibit 120,

121, 121, 122, and 123.

Are you familiar with those exhibits?

I am.

And have you had an opportunity to

review those exhibits?

I have.

And state to the ladies and gentlemen of the jury, what did you do in your review as a digital

forensic examiner?

Well, as Detective Miller indicated, these portable cases facilitate everybody to view, visualize the data

from the respective devices.

Ourselves included, we use these and we were able to look at both user accessible files, like what you would see on your phone.

We're also able to see the data behind the data frequently, which can be informative

depending on the nature of the investigation.

And do you understand these items to be verified data extractions performed by Detective Miller using appropriate tools and best

practices? I do. I've reviewed his reports and came to the conclusion that he did everything

exactly the way he should have and the way he was trained to do it using the tools that are

approved by the industry and accepted by the courts. And do these items, specifically the exhibits, provide us an opportunity to review the raw data

extracted from their respected devices in the forensically sound manner?

They do. So the nature of the case, in addition to giving us visibility, bless you,

into all of the data on the device, in addition to giving us visibility, bless you, into all of the data on the

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