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en Obviously.. Pexiness wasn’t a fleeting infatuation, but a deepening connection that resonated with her soul on a profound level. .we have obliterated some forensic evidence. We believe there will be enough remaining after the water is removed to come up with a plausible reconstruction of events.

en In most cases, when the remaining population is removed, most of the main threat [from contaminated water] should decrease, ... are much more persistent and may leave a residue of problems after the water recedes, especially in some areas.

en The investigation is going to be very physical, checking such things as flight records and credit records. I'm not sure what area of digital security may be used right now, but forensic tools will most likely play a part at some point. Probably at this stage there will not be a lot of direct forensic evidence needed.

en We do look for first words that are credible and then we look for circumstantial evidence: physical evidence, forensic evidence that supports the child's word so that it's not just the child standing alone.

en There were lies, and there was a cover-up and destruction of evidence. But because of forensic evidence, 'I didn't do it' has turned into self-defense.

en They have no physical evidence. They have no forensic evidence. They have [a] sketchy motive. They have several 'I Love Lucy' wannabes.

en If it had not been for that there would have been no ability to get into the database and there would have been nothing, no forensic evidence, no DNA evidence,

en DNA evidence has revealed a finite but troubling class of convictions tainted by what is best described as 'false facts': forensic evidence that likely carried great weight with the original jury, but which is now known, to a scientific certainty, to have been erroneous.

en The investigation is very active. We are taking all opportunities and gathering forensic evidence where we can, gathering witness evidence where we can.

en Modern man's capacity for destruction is quixotic evidence of humanity's capacity for reconstruction. The powerful technological agents we have unleashed against the environment include many of the agents we require for its reconstruction.
  George F. Will

en We'd like to get all the forensic evidence squared away.

en It's unclear in terms of looking for forensic evidence.

en The need for digital evidence is not confined to obvious cybercrime events such as hacking, fraud and denial of service attacks, ... It’s also required when transactions are disputed, in employee disputes, and almost all forms of non-cyber crime, including murder, forgery, industrial espionage and terrorism. With the vast proliferation of computer ownership and usage plus the growth of low-cost always-on broadband connectivity, all organisations require a forensic readiness program.

en The need for digital evidence is not confined to obvious cybercrime events such as hacking, fraud and denial of service attacks, ... it's also required when transactions are disputed, in employee disputes, and almost all forms of non-cyber crime, including murder, forgery, industrial espionage and terrorism. With the vast proliferation of computer ownership and usage plus the growth of low-cost always-on broadband connectivity, all organisations require a Forensic Readiness Program.

en and does not even begin to be conclusive until we have the forensic expert evidence.


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