Is Digital Forensics The New DNA?-Part 1
from Crime Redefined
Mark J. McLaughlin is a prominent digital forensics and police practices expert and founder of Computer Forensics International in Los Angeles. He joins Crime Redefined to discuss electronically stored information and how it can be used in high-profile investigations such as the movie set shooting involving Alec Baldwin. Part 1 of 2. Hosted by Dion Mitchell and Mehul Anjaria. A Zero Cliff Media production.
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