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DFIRL Season 2 Episode 2: Retracing Steps: How She Murdered Her Husband

On this episode of Digital Forensics in Real Life Aaron Sparling, a veteran of the Portland Police Bureau, discusses his work on the 2018 murder case of Daniel Brophy. Daniel was killed by his wife, Nancy Crampton-Brophy, at the Oregon Culinary Institute where he worked as an instructor. Nancy – who published an online essay called “How to Murder Your Husband” – left a trail of digital evidence in her browser history that Sparling was able to use to help prove her guilt and secure her conviction for homicide in May of 2022. This case involved a lot of digital evidence, from CCTV video footage to online searches for ghost guns, so with that let’s hear from Aaron about this complex case.

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DFIRL Season 2 Episode 1 Live: The Sextortion Case of Daniel Harris

Today's guest for the Digital Forensics in Real Life Podcast is Jim Cole, a retired Supervisory Special Agent with Homeland Security Investigations (HSI). He shared the case of Daniel Harris—a

May 23, 2023 • About a 1 minute view
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DFIRL Episode 10 The eBay Swindler

In episode 10 of Digital Forensics in Real Life podcast, Keith Swanson will discuss a fraud case, with tens of thousands of victims and millions of dollars in damages from a criminal

October 4, 2022 • About a 1 minute view
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DFIRL Episode 9 Mens Rea: The Murder of Dorothy Hall

In episode 9 of Digital Forensics in Real Life podcast, Larry McClain will discuss his work on the murder of Dorothy Hall by her ex-boyfriend, Terry Culberson. This story demonstrates one of

July 28, 2022 • About a 1 minute view
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