This is the Hidden Killers podcast with Tony Brewski and continuing coverage of the case against Karen Reid.

Morning, everyone.

Sir, yesterday we talked about downloading phones and making what you called extractions.

Yes.

And from that data, you could create different types of reports.

Sir, have Detective Grino say his name again, please.

I'm sorry.

Again, for the record, could you introduce yourself to the jury and spell your last name for the record?

Good morning. My name is Nicholas Garino.

G-U-A-R-I-N-O.

Thank you. Sir, you mentioned yesterday that you downloaded a number of phones or you

were involved in the process of downloading a number of phones. That's correct.

You explained to us that after you have the data analyzed, you can pinpoint certain items that you may want to put in a document.

Yes, so the extractions into a program of our choosing,

Cellbright is the most commonly used, and then we can take call logs or text messages,

any information that the investigator is looking for.

When you downloaded Mr. O'Kee's phone and you downloaded the defendant's phone,

did you try to create or did you create a report through Cellbrite, the software, that would show you all of Mr. O'Keefe's call logs?

Yes, I did.

And when I use the term call logs, what does that mean?

The call logs are the calls that the phone receives.

How do you create a report from Selbright?

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