Episode 34- Digital Dust: The Smart Vacuum That Recorded a Murder

A prominent divorce attorney was found dead in his luxury condo with no sign of forced entry. The killer left no fingerprints, no DNA, and seemingly no trail. But an unexpected witness had been recording everything—right there on the living room floor. In this episode, Ronan Wolfe explores how a smart vacuum’s movement log and audio cache turned an unsolvable case into an open-and-shut conviction.

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