Using the timeline feature allowed me to place the device literally on the victim’s doorstep at the time of the shooting, followed by numerous GPS pings down an alley (A, B, C, D, E) into which the suspect ran before catching a ride out of the wooded area used for hiding until that ride ( F, G). I then began analyzing the timeline up until the shooting occurred, as well as minutes after. The software provided the date and time the message was sent, so I opened the timeline map and was able to place the device within a half a block of the murder scene, several hours before the incident hence, sitting up waiting on the victim to arrive home. Upon gaining access, I began viewing the extraction with Oxygen, at which time I discovered numerous text messages from the device to another number, stating, “ Im sittin up waiting on him“. In December 2020, I received a suspect iPhone 8, relative to a homicide that occurred in my Parish. I would like to share a few instances where Oxygen was used during criminal investigations, to identify suspects, where it would have been otherwise been impossible. I currently run GrayKey and use Oxygen as my primary software to analyze extractions. Without Oxygen, the evidence would have never been discovered. During my time using the software, I have had the occasion to provide inculpatory evidence on numerous cases, some of which rely solely on the digital evidence obtained from mobile devices. I have been using Oxygen Forensic Detective for almost two years now.
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