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Digital forensics has changed for the better over the past 30 years. It has helped solve many crimes that wouldn't have ever been solved without it. Which shows that its not an invaluable resource. Its very valuable, by showing what happens on the electronic side of a case. Without it, we would have a lot of cases unsolved. Cases such as the Matt Baker case, would have never been solved if it wasn't for using digital forensics.

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Matt Baker was sentenced to 65 years in prison, for the murder of "Kari Baker"

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In January of 2010, the trial for Kari Baker started. The medical testimony said that it was impossible to state a cause of death, but then they looked at the computer evidence. Which he had searched the effects of sleeping aids. These aids were found in his wife at the time of her death. This led them to calling up Linda Dulin who told the Jury about some crushed pills Kari had found in Matt's bag a few days before her death. Then Vannesa Bulls came into question. Vannesa tried to lie her way through questioning. But that eventually came to a end, when she admitted that her and Matt had an affair. As a end result, Matt was handed a 65 year prison sentence.

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-Investigation showed that Matt had numerous sexual advances towards younger women.
- He told investigators that he had cheated before.
- He was spotted looking at rings in a jewelry store, a week after his wife died.

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- 180 phone calls to Kari's phone after her death. As many as 17 a day, Further investigation showed that Matt had given her phone to another woman named "Vannesa Bulls"
- He looked up on his computer to find out about the effects of sleep aids, which his wife had been taking.
- Investigation showed that he spent a lot of time on pornographic websites.

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Kari went into a depression when their daughter died. This led Matt into cheating on Kari Baker with another woman. Which then lead to her death.

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Kari Baker was found dead in her bathroom, and her husband said it was suicide to authorities. It looked to be an overdose. But they found over 180 calls on Matt's phone to Kari, which further showed that she had given her phone to another women named "Vanessa Bulls". So Matt was cheating on Kari and decided to slip her pills, so he could get with another women.

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When - April 8th, 2006.
Where - At their house (Bathroom), in Hewitt County.

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Guy - Matt Baker (Murderer)
Girl - Kari Baker (Victim)

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What are ways that Digital Evidence may be presented?

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What are ways that Digital Evidence may be presented?

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Digital Evidence can be presented by computer documents, emails, text messages, transactions, images and internet histories. These are all examples of digital evidence that can be collected from electronic devices.

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Encryption is the process of converting information or data into a code, especially to prevent unauthorized access.

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Digital Evidence is preserved by being put in either physical or digital storage systems. They are preferably put in a smart management system, since that type of system can integrate with evidence in management systems.

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The paper trail, or the chronological documentation of electronic evidence. It indicates the collection, sequence of control, transfer, and analysis.

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What are some of the challenges associated with Digital Forensics?

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What are some of the challenges associated with Digital Forensics?

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- Crosses jurisdictional borders quickly and easily
- Can be altered, damaged, or destroyed with little to no effort
- Can be everywhere and is time sensitive

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Digital Forensics is the investigation, examination and analysis of material found in digital devices.