Parsing the Truth: One Byte at a Time
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Former FBI senior forensic examiners Becky Passmore and Stacy Eldridge dive into the world of digital forensics—one byte at a time. Now running their own firms and teaching the next wave of cyber sleuths, they share real-world case insights, expert tips, and a sharp sense of humor. From computer and iPhone forensics to ransomware attacks, this podcast unpacks how digital evidence solves modern crimes. Perfect for cybersecurity pros, students, and true crime techies. Join us as we Parse the Truth, One Byte at a Time.
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Elsbeth battles AI being used to manipulate crime reporting, and we're discussing how traces left behind on a laptop can be used IRL to determine whodunnit.
A new brute-forcing tool helps examiners get access to the Kik App, which would help the FBI rescue a young girl from human trafficking.
We're sharing never-before-released insider knowledgeabout what happened with the digital evidence in the Casey Anthony trial. This will change EVERYTHING you thought you knew about the Casey Anthony trial. These lessons learned are a must for every forensic examiner.This is part 6 only.This is the final Casey Anthony Episode.
We've found the missing minute from the Epstein Jail video. We discuss the 13 new files we used to find it and what it means. BONUS: We discuss 2 jail videos that are STILL MISSING.See more on the blog at https://blog.siliconprairiecyber.com/2025/09/epsteins-missing-minute-found.html
We speak with the digital forensics expert for the defense, Larry Daniel. He reveals the untold stories behind the Casey Anthony trial, including why he didn't testify during the trial.It might not have been known in 2011, but yes, there was a digital forensics expert working behind the scenes to help the defense develop an intriguing strategy when it came to all the digital evidence.Part 5 only.
Discover how a coding error led to a media frenzy in the Casey Anthony case. John Bradley reveals how it all happened, along with how he was caught off guard by the testimony he was asked to provide.
In a bizarre twist, the defense calls the state’s own witnesses to introduce digital evidence, only to drop a bombshell that shakes the world of digital forensics. This episode unpacks what happens when two forensic tools tell two very different stories during the Casey Anthony trial, leaving the courtroom and the experts stunned.Casey Anthony Part 3.Make sure you've listened to Parts 1 and 2.
The Prosecution uses a bizarre tactic to get John Bradley to testify about the infamous Chloroform hit in the browser history in the Casey Anthony trial. We discuss the tactic, Cacheback, and the fallout in this episode.This is Part 2 of our Casey Anthony Episodes.
The Casey Anthony trial had plenty of controversial digital evidence and we're going to dive into it . In Part 1 we focus on the testimony from the OCSO digital forensic experts and a scandalous chloroform picture that was introduced by the State of Florida.
What happened to the missing Epstein footage?3 minutes missing? 6 minutes and 34 seconds missing?Find out what was lost, what was hidden—and how we figured it all out. We break down the timeline, expose the gaps, and reveal how the FBI should have handled the evidence.
We've got the lead digital forensic examiner from the BTK Killer case joining to set the record straight . With a case that is 50+ years old the rumors are plentiful. Find out - Is it fact or fiction? #btkkiller #digitalforeniscs #parsingthetruth #truecrime
The defense strikes back as they put the FBI’s digital forensic examiner in the hotseat during cross-examination. Can the FBI continue demonstrate the Masked Man is guilty of voyeurism, drugging and blackmailing his coworker?Part 3 of 3 Only.
In the second half of the FBI testimony things get intense. Can the expert witness tie the digital evidence to the defendant to prove the chilling charges: voyeurism, drugging an unconscious victim, blackmail, and even impersonation. Part 2 of 3 only,
This FBI criminal case has it all - voyeurism, drugs, blackmail, and even a masked man on a bicycle. This is part 1 of 3 only.
Get the inside scoop on how a digital forensic examiner becomes an expert witness and what their role is during a trial.
Trying to land your first job in digital forensics—but keep hitting dead ends?You're not alone—and you're not out of luck. Join two former FBI Senior Forensic Examiners with over 20 years of experience as they break down exactly what it takes to launch your career.From must-have technical skills and the truth about degree programs to certifications that actually matter—and how to crush the interview—we’re giving you the roadmap to finally get your foot in the door.
In this episode, Stacy Eldridge and Becky Passmore delve into a significant case from 2006 that marked the beginning of Becky's journey as a certified forensic examiner with the FBI. Her skills were immediately put to the test as she was forced to attempt to find and recover a hidden partition that contained the smoking gun. They also discuss the emotional weight of handling sensitive cases involving underage victims, the meticulous process of evidence collection, and the challenges faced in digital forensics. The conversation highlights the importance of thorough analysis, the thrill of uncovering hidden evidence, and the emotional impact of discovering disturbing content. They reflect on the complexities of trial proceedings and the collaborative efforts required to bring justice to victims.
Stacy Eldridge and Becky Passmore delve into the infamous case of the BTK killer, Dennis Rader, exploring how digital forensics played a pivotal role in his capture. They discuss how the digital forensics examiners were able to extract crucial data from a simple purple floppy disk that broke the case wide open more than 30 years after the first murder. The episode also shares the surprising story of a brief encounter between one of the digital forensic examiners and Rader — just months before his arrest.#btk #btkkiller #digitalforensics #dfir
In the inaugural episode of 'Parsing the Truth,' hosts Stacy Eldridge and Becky Passmore introduce their podcast, which blends digital forensics with true crime discussions. They share their extensive backgrounds in the FBI, their training journeys, and the importance of certifications in the field. The hosts emphasize a dispassionate approach to their work, focusing on evidence and facts while maintaining a respectful tone. They also recount memorable experiences from their careers, setting the stage for future episodes that will delve into specific cases and topics in digital forensics.
Join former FBI Senior Forensic Examiners Becky Passmore and Stacy Eldridge as they dig into the world of digital forensics, one byte at a time. Now leading their own consulting firms and educating the next generationof cyber sleuths, these badass babes of digital forensics bring sharp insight, real-world case experience, and a dose of humor to the bits and bytes that build today's investigations. From deep dives into business email compromise andransomware attacks (Becky's specialty) to cracking the complexities of iPhone forensics (Stacy's obsession), this podcast delivers insider knowledge for professionals, students, and true crime techies alike. If you’ve ever wondered what really happens when the digital trail is all that’s left—tune in and start parsing the truth.
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