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We're back to see if we can find Epstein's missing minute and hash out what it all means.  Make sure to  read our post  from July 24, 2025, to learn how we break down the videos released by the DOJ in July 2025. Once again,  S tacy Eldridge  and  Becky Passmore  are here to provide the facts we found by conducting digital forensic examinations. You can hear all the details in our latest podcast episode,  Epstein’s Missing Minute Found  on our podcast  Parsing the Truth: One Byte at a Time .  Why should you care?  We're both former FBI Senior Forensic Examiners, and we're here to share the facts. We also embedded the YouTube episode at the bottom of this post. On September 2, 2025, the  House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform released 33,295 pages of Epstein-related records that were provided by the U.S. Department of Justice.  We downloaded the files from the provided  Google Drive link  and searc...

I n the age of 24/7 news cycles and social media, the media's role in shaping public perception and influencing legal proceedings has never been more pronounced. A look back on the Casey Anthony trial serves as a poignant example of how media coverage can impact the course of justice.  The Media Circus Delivers an Expert to the Defense Larry Daniel, a digital forensics expert, recounts his unexpected involvement in the Casey Anthony case in the last podcast episode on Parsing the Truth: One Byte at a Time , Larry Daniel's desire to work for the defense team in the Casey Anthony case was sparked by the fervent media coverage led by figures like Nancy Grace. The media's portrayal of Anthony as "guilty until proven innocent" created a public frenzy, influencing both the defense's strategy (most likely) and the public's perception of the trial. Ethical Dilemmas The trial highlighted ethical concerns, as media outlets and individuals sought to profit from the c...

In a world where digital forensics can make or break a case, John Bradley found himself at the center of a media storm during the infamous Casey Anthony trial. His journey from a forensic software developer to a key witness highlights the complexities and surprises that can arise in the courtroom.  In the latest episode of  Parsing the Truth: One Byte at a Time,  Stacy Eldridge and Becky Passmore speak with John Bradley to find out what exactly happened during his testimony, AND everything leading up to it. The Unexpected Testimony John Bradley, a seasoned expert in digital forensics, was called to testify about his tool, Cacheback, which was used for internet history analysis in the Casey Anthony case. However, what he didn't anticipate was being asked to read reports generated by someone else, revealing discrepancies that would later become pivotal in the trial. "I was shocked," Bradley recalls, as he navigated the unexpected twists of his testimony. The Coding Error Th...

In a courtroom drama that captivated the nation, the Casey Anthony trial presented a complex web of digital evidence and forensic testimony. In this episode of " Parsing the Truth One Bite at a Time ," hosts Stacy Eldridge and Becky Passmore dive deeper into the digital forensic testimonies that played a pivotal role in the Casey Anthony case. The Unusual Defense Strategy The defense's decision to call the prosecution's digital forensic experts, Osborne and Stenger, was a bold and unusual move. Without prior preparation, the defense team had no insight into what these experts might reveal on the stand. This unconventional approach left the courtroom in a state of unpredictability, as both sides navigated the testimony without a clear roadmap. The Chloroform Search Controversy Central to the digital evidence was the infamous chloroform search on the Anthony family computer. The defense and prosecution presented conflicting reports, with discrepancies in the number of v...

In the world of digital forensics, few cases have captured public attention like the Casey Anthony trial. At the heart of this week's episode is John Bradley, a software developer whose tool, CacheBack, played a pivotal role. S1 E12 Casey Anthony: Different Tool - Different Story of "Parsing the Truth: One Byte at a Time" dives into the unusual content of Bradley's testimony and the broader implications for digital forensic experts. The Role of John Bradley John Bradley, initially an informal consultant, found himself at the center of a high-profile trial. His software, designed to analyze internet cache and browser history, uncovered crucial data, including search terms like "chloroform." Challenges in Testifying Bradley's experience underscores the delicate balance forensic experts must maintain. His testimony, based on a report he didn't generate, faced scrutiny from the defense. The episode explores how Bradley navigated questions about his obje...

A Defining Case for Digital Forensics Few cases shook the digital forensics world like the Casey Anthony trial. Not only did the Casey Anthony case create a nationwide media fervor, it was the first to put digital evidence on trial itself, and a case that left the field with hard-earned lessons.   During our research for our multi-part podcast series on Casey Anthony, we reviewed how forensic experts navigated the complexities of technology to piece together a narrative that gripped the nation. Digital forensics played a pivotal role in the Casey Anthony case , particularly through the examination of internet history and digital devices. Experts like Sandra Osborne and Kevin Stinger from the Orange County Sheriff's Office provided crucial testimony, highlighting the challenges of interpreting digital evidence amidst conflicting results and technical nuances. Here are some key takeaways from the Parsing the Truth podcast episode S1 E11: The State's Forensic Experts.  Sandra Osb...