Bryan Kohberger created a digital blackout during his brutal murders. FBI agent reveals how he turned it against the Idaho killer EXCLUSIVE: Despite Bryan Kohberger leaving behind his DNA at the crime scene in 2022, the digital footprint of a man who slaughtered four University of Idaho students was severely lacking. Now, for the first time, an FBI agent talks about how the lack of evidence actually became key to making the case. Read the Full Story:
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Cellebrite Expert Breaks Down Digital Clues in Nancy Guthrie Abduction Heather Barnhart, a Cellebrite digital forensics expert who helped land Bryan Kohberger in prison for life, explains his big smartphone mistake and new clues in Nancy Guthrie's suspected kidnapping. Watch Full Interview
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Your phone is now a crime scene in your pocket According to the 2026 Industry Trends Report from Cellebrite, a digital forensics company that provides tools to law enforcement and investigators, smartphones are now the most cited source of digital evidence in criminal cases at 97%. Read the Full Story:
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Now YOU hold the key to solving crime: Smartphones are the most crucial piece of evidence in probes The 2026 Industry Trends report by Cellebrite, which provides global law enforcement agencies with digital forensics tools, surveyed 1,200 investigators. It found smartphones were by far the most cited source of digital evidence in solving cases. Read the Full Story:
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Bryan Kohberger's professor called out his 'assumption' about local cops before Idaho student murders Bryan Kohberger wanted to research how small-town police run digital investigations, claiming that they were "undertrained" without realizing a private forensics lab would soon expose his attempts to hide his tracks in the Idaho student murders case, according to his own project proposals, which Idaho State Police released with a public records request. Read the Full Story:
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ChatGPT To Allow Adult Content: What Should Parents Do To Keep Children Safe? New research from consumer research company GWI shows more and more unease parents are facing over children’s online behaviour. Read the Full Story:
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Bryan Kohberger flexed like 'American Psycho' and spent Christmas night reading about serial killers Digital forensics experts uncover disturbing online activity from convicted killer's phone Read the Full Story:
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Cellebrite Experts Appear on Law & Crime's Crime Fix Watch the Story:
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Bryan Kohberger ‘prepared’ for quadruple Idaho murders, expert was set to testify: ‘He didn’t just Google these cases’ Before the DNA, before the arrest, before his name was ever made public, Bryan Kohberger was already preparing to kill. Two digital forensics experts tell Andrea Cavallier what they discovered by digging through his phone Read the Full Story:
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New video from night of Idaho college murders released Authorities have released surveillance video of Bryan Kohberger’s vehicle looping around the home on King Road just prior to the killings where four college students were murdered. Watch the Story:
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Bryan Kohberger turned off phone WiFi 2 days before murders: Forensics expert | Banfield Watch the Story:
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Neuquén Police added cutting-edge software for digital forensics in serious cases The Neuquén Police have implemented a system with a 90% effectiveness rate for unlocking cell phones and analyzing digital devices in complex crime cases. This will be key in homicide and drug investigations. Read the Full Story:
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Digital Forensic Evidence provided by Cellebrite leads the investigation into the attack on Miguel Uribe Turbay Read the Full Story:
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Scanning technology is coming to detect child porn. Here’s what it means Smartphones, social media and secret chat apps helped fuel an unimaginable internet flood of sexually explicit images of children, with more than 60 million such photos, videos and files reported circulating online last year. Read the Full Story:
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House of Lords AI summit at London Tech Week warns of ‘skills cliff edge’ threatening UK’s competitive future A summit held at the House of Lords during London Tech Week has sounded the alarm over a looming “skills cliff edge” in the UK workforce, as artificial intelligence (AI) continues to reshape the economy and redefine job roles across industries. Read the Full Story:
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