WATCH LIVE: Oxford School Shooter’s Dad on Trial - MI v. James Crumbley - Day Two

TL;DR

Computer crimes expert testifies about evidence collection and processing at the crime scene at Oxford High School on November 30th, 2021.

Transcript

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Key Insights

• 💻 The expert's role in the computer crimes division was to collect and analyze electronic evidence for criminal prosecutions.
• 🔉 He reviewed cell phones, social media accounts, and other electronic data in relation to James Crumbley's involvement in the case.
• 🎮 The expert testified about text messages, Facebook conversations, GPS locations, and videos that were used as evidence.

Questions & Answers

Q: What was the main objective of the expert's position in the computer crimes division?

The main objective of the expert's position was to obtain evidence for criminal prosecutions by reviewing electronics, social media accounts, and other sources of electronic data.

Q: What evidence did the expert review in relation to James Crumbley's involvement in the case?

The expert reviewed cell phones, text messages, Facebook conversations, GPS locations, and videos as evidence related to James Crumbley's involvement in the case.

Q: Was there any evidence suggesting exculpatory information for James Crumbley?

The expert testified that there was no evidence specifically suggesting exculpatory information for James Crumbley, but if exculpatory evidence was found, it would be relevant and further investigated.

Q: Were there any concerns for the safety of James Crumbley and his wife after the shooting?

Yes, there were concerns for the safety of James Crumbley and his wife due to threats received after the shooting.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• The expert testified about his role in the computer crimes division of the O County Sheriff's Office and his objective to obtain evidence in criminal prosecutions.

• He reviewed electronics, social media accounts, and other sources of electronic data, specifically focusing on the cell phones and social media accounts of James Crumbley, the father of the accused shooter.

• The expert discussed text messages, Facebook conversations, GPS locations, and videos as evidence related to the case.

• He also mentioned the concerns for the safety of James Crumbley and his wife due to threats received after the shooting.