For defense counsel, family law attorneys and corporate legal teams: I review police phone extractions, test the technical claims behind warrants, and run OSINT investigations into assets, accounts and online activity. You’ll hear plainly what the evidence proves, what it doesn’t, and where the other side’s story falls apart.
Independent review of police extractions and .ufdr reports. What the report shows, what it doesn’t, and where the gaps are.
The digital claims behind a warrant, plausibility checked line by line for a Franks hearing or Garofoli application.
Cross-examination questions for the opposing examiner, reports, exhibits, and expert testimony in person or by video.
Open-source investigations for family law and corporate counsel: assets, lifestyle, and who’s behind an account.
A fast expert review of one file: an extraction report, a data dump, or a warrant affidavit or ITO. You find out what you're dealing with before spending more.
Full forensic analysis, a master timeline, and a court-ready report.
Trial support, cross-examination preparation, and expert testimony.
Your TruthScan fee is credited in full if you move up within 30 days. All prices in USD.
I’ve spent more than 40 years in IT, including 20 running a computer services business that serviced over 40,000 computers, built business networks, and consulted with lawyers and reporters as an expert in the field. I’m court-certified as an expert witness, and I’ve testified against veteran police forensic units.
But my best qualification isn’t on my resume.
I’ve been on the other side of a false accusation. I’ve watched how easily the truth gets distorted and buried in digital noise, and how little it matters that you’re right if you can’t prove it. That changed how I approach every case.
When someone’s freedom, reputation or livelihood is on the line, you need more than technical skill. You need someone who understands the law, the stakes, and what the other side will do with weak evidence, theirs or yours.
This isn’t just business for me. It’s personal.
Sifting through a discovery dump? Weighing a challenge to a warrant? Facing a police examiner at trial? Need to find hidden assets or who’s really behind an account?
You need an independent expert who can spot what the other side missed. Send your files securely and let’s find out what the evidence actually says.
Plain-English breakdowns of what digital evidence actually proves, and where it misleads.
On October 16, 2026, a Boston jury ordered MIT biologist Kristin Knouse to pay her former colleague David Sabatini $6 million, plus interest. The jury
The short answer Not always. If the digital evidence in your case is undisputed and off to the side, you probably don’t need a digital forensics
The short answer Sometimes. Whether police can recover deleted text messages depends on four things: the phone, the messaging app, the type of extract