Day 1 November 03, 2021 | |
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08:30 |
Opening Remarkswith Woody Talcove & Sy Ray |
09:15 |
Presenter Introductions |
9:30 |
Technology Updateswith Sev Dishman 2021 technology updates across the board. |
10:00 |
Break |
10:10 |
Technology Updates Continuedwith Sev Dishman |
11:00 |
Guest Speaker - Ughhh! Tower Dump….Tower Dump to the rescue! With a healthy side of Google to shut the front door.with Peter Glogoza This homicide case study has a focus on the necessity of considering preservation of Verizon Tower Records (with RTT) if a suspect is not identified within three days of the homicide. The case study also demonstrates the potential usefulness of Google when there are no geo-location records present in the returns. A review of how all aspects of this investigation came together after the suspect was identified will be covered. Learn More About Peter |
12:00 |
Lunch |
13:00 |
Noun DumpingNext generation technology breakthroughs. The new information dump of 2022 that will supplement tower dumps. with Sy Ray |
13:45 |
Google Geofenceswith Craig Garcia |
14:45 |
Break |
15:00 |
Roadmap and Customer feedback:with A detailed overview of the Lexis Nexis / ZetX integration with an interactive user survey. |
Day 2 November 04, 2021 | |
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08:00 - 8:50 |
Guest Speaker - Catfish Infant Abductionwith Trevor Buchanan This case study of an infant abduction demonstrates the value of working under exigency to quickly work through a suspect elimination and validation processes using social media exploitation, RTT, IP information and other geolocation evidence. Learn More About Trevor |
9:00 - 9:50 |
Guest Speaker - Go ahead, mess with this girlwith Joe Noyes This homicide case study has a focus on using live ping locations and diversifying location information while using outside the box thinking to complete the investigation. MVNO accounts, live pings, DNA and social media are all aspects of what brought this case together as corroborative evidence supporting the accuracy of the geo-location data. Learn More About Joe |
10:00 - 10:50 |
Guest Speaker - Witness Homicidewith Kevin Connolly This case involves the brutal murder of a witness by three suspects. The case study demonstrates the use of CSLI to include RTT/PCMD data, elevation maps and an excellent use of corroborative evidence. This case has a focus on investigating multiple providers and devices with dynamic use of Google Earth animations for courtroom presentations. Learn More About Kevin |
11:00 - 11:50 |
Guest Speaker - The Bearswith Todd Hoyle and Sy Ray This investigative case study is an excellent demonstration of using big data to resolve crime over the course of an extremely long and exhaustive investigation. The effort to resolve ongoing bear poaching in this case included the use of historical CSLI and other methods of corroborative evidence. Learn More About Todd |
12:00 |
Lunch |
13:00 |
Mennonite Case StudyA case study profiling a common device at multiple locations. Building on this theory across multiple geolocation-based investigations. This is a case study of basic methodologies that can be applied to any investigation. with Sev Dishman |
14:00 |
Break |
14:15 |
Dynamic Court Presentationswith Sy Ray Presenting complex geolocation data in court. |
15:15 |
Break |
15:30 |
Virtual Pen Registers, Social Media, WiFi and e-SIMwith Mike Pezzelle. The impact of new technologies to consider during live tracking missions |
Day 3 November 05, 2021 | |
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08:00 |
JAG Investigationswith Michele Stuart Identifying and exploiting social media accounts. Learn More About Michele |
10:00 |
Break |
10:15 |
JAG Investigations Continuedwith Michele Stuart |
11:00 |
Okay, Google, how can I catch a peeping predator?with Mike Winslow Piecing together the google data puzzle. Looking for a peeping tom predator through old fashioned police work and this case highlights mapping, and best investigative practices and shows how to go beyond Google location data. Learn More About Mike |
12:00 |
End WEXA |