Solving Crimes Through Digital Evidence

Presented by: Steve Stratton

Crime no longer lives only in the physical world. Steve Stratton introduces writers to digital forensics, explaining how electronic evidence is collected, analyzed, and used in modern investigations. This session demystifies phones, computers, and online data, showing how digital clues can drive believable plots in contemporary crime and thriller fiction.

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