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`D.N. UWY-CV21-6058206-S
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`RANDOLPH E. RICHARDSON, II,
`ADMINISTRATOR FOR THE ESTATE OF
`ALEXANDER JANIAK
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`v.
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`FAMILY STUDY CENTER, INC. ET AL.
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` SUPERIOR COURT
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`J.D. OF WATERBURY
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`AT WATERBURY
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`NOVEMBER 23, 2022
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`MOTION FOR ORDER
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`The Defendant, Christopher Sorenson, through counsel, moves the court for an Order to
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`substitute Maggie Gaffney and Teel Technologies as the forensic investigators who will perform
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`the inspection, investigation, unlocking and data extraction of the plaintiff’s decedent’s personal
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`cellphone. Consistent with the defendant’s request for production, inspection and examination of
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`the phone dated February 25, 2022, (attached as Exhibit One), discussion of plaintiff’s
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`objection and defendant’s reply (Entries 138, 144) at this court’s hearing of June 16, 2022, and
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`with the agreement of counsel, the plaintiff’s decedent’s cell phone was delivered to James
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`Oulundsen, forensic investigator at IRIS, LLC for his inspection/investigation.
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`Mr. Oulundsen of IRIS, LLC inspected the phone at his offices in East Hartford,
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`identified it as a Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge (Model SM-G935V), but could not unlock the phone,
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`and recommended that the phone be sent to Cellebrite, Inc., New Jersey, to request that the
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`phone be unlocked, or the security pattern identified, by use of Cellebrite’ s “advanced unlocking
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`services.” This court granted an order to send the phone to Cellebrite for the advanced unlocking
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`services. (Entry No. 156.10).
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`Prior to accepting the phone for unlocking service, Cellebrite required that the “end user”
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`of the phone sign and return a waiver agreement. The waiver agreement was forwarded to
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`plaintiff’s counsel, who returned the waiver agreement with proposed edits, with deletion of
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`certain provisions of the waiver agreement (including indemnification); undersigned counsel
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`added language to the waiver agreement to state that data would be shared pursuant to court
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`order. Plaintiff’s decedent’s mother Karen Janiak signed the revised waiver agreement, and
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`through Mr. Oulundsen, it was submitted to Cellebrite at its New Jersey location for advanced
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`unlocking services.
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`Cellebrite of New Jersey has rejected the revised waiver agreement, and is requiring that
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`its original waiver agreement be fully executed before it will accept the phone for unlocking
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`services. Plaintiff’s counsel will not agree to have their clients sign the original waiver
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`agreement on the original terms. Therefore, the plaintiff’s decedent’s cell phone remains locked,
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`and the data extraction has not taken place. Undersigned counsel contacted Cellebrite directly,
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`requesting a contact from its legal department to further attempt to negotiate the terms of the
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`waiver agreement, but instead received a response from its sales representative in New Jersey,
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`who confirmed that they would not perform the advanced unlocking service without the return of
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`its original waiver form, fully executed.
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`The inspection and data extraction from the decedent’s cell phone is reasonably
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`calculated to yield CT Practice Book Section 13-1 electronic statements of the decedent, and
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`communications from decedent or from others to decedent, including text messages, voicemails
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`and internet searches. The decedent is alleged to have died by suicide. The plaintiff’s decedent
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`was found deceased with the phone at his side, with no written note located. A request for data
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`extraction of the phone was made as the information and data is needed to inform about the
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`plaintiff’s decedent’s state of mind, his activities leading up to his death, whom he was in contact
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`with and what was communicated by text or social media, any electronic writings, data related to
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`his intentions or research of suicide methods via social media or internet sources, and is
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`reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.
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` In an effort to accomplish the unlocking of the cell phone and data extraction,
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`undersigned counsel has consulted with another qualified digital forensic investigator, Maggie
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`Gaffney of Teel Technologies. See Exhibit Two, curriculum vitae Maggie Gaffney, attached.
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`Ms. Gaffney represents that Teel technologies can attempt to perform the unlocking service, and
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`if successful, will perform the data extraction and prepare reports of the data extracted. See
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`Exhibit Three, affidavit of Maggie Gaffney, Teel technologies, attached. The agreements
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`required for the services by Teel are attached. See Exhibit Four. The cost of the services will be
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`paid on behalf of the defendant.
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`Wherefore, the defendant respectfully requests that the court: 1) authorize Maggie
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`Gaffney and Teel technologies to perform the inspection, unlocking and data extraction of the
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`plaintiff’s decedent’s cell phone; 2) require the owner of the phone, the plaintiff or Karen Janiak,
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`to execute the attached agreements required by Teel technologies, and 3) order that the phone be
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`delivered to Teel technologies to commence the unlocking and data extraction of the phone, and
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`prepare reports for distribution pursuant to the court’s orders.
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`DEFENDANT,
`CHRISTOPHER SORENSON
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`/s/417118
`By:
`Pamela D. Miller, Esq.
`Ryan Ryan Deluca LLP
`1000 Lafayette Blvd., Suite 800
`Bridgeport, CT 06604
`Juris No. 438500
`Phone: 203-549-6650
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`CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
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`I certify that a copy of this document will immediately be mailed or delivered
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`electronically on November 23, 2022, to all attorneys and self-represented parties of record and
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`that written consent for electronic delivery was received from all attorneys and self-represented
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`parties receiving electronic delivery.
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`Name and address of each party and attorney receiving this document:
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`Antonio Ponvert, III, Esq.
`Koskoff, Koskoff & Bieder, P.C.
`350 Fairfield Avenue
`Bridgeport, CT 06604
`Attorney for Plaintiff, Randolph E. Richardson Admin for the Estate of Alexander Janiak
`KGillick@Koskoff.com; ssteinfeld@Koskoff.com;
`aponvert@koskoff.com
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`Richard A. O'Connor, Esq.
`Rebecca Brindley, Esq.
`Stockman O'Connor Connors PLLC
`32 Church Hill Road, Suite 201
`Newtown, CT 06470
`Attorney for Defendant, John G. Gelinas, Jr., M.D., P.C.
`roconnor@stockmanoconnor.com; rbrindley@stockmanoconnor.com;
`kpakalnis@stockmanoconnor.com; bbeckman@stockmanoconnor.com
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`David F. Bennett, Esq.
`Law Offices of David F. Bennett
`69 Kenosia Avenue
`Danbury, CT 06810
`Attorney for Defendant, Family Study Center, Inc
`bulldog799@aol.com
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`/s/417118
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`Pamela D. Miller, Esq.
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`EXHIBIT ONE
`EXHIBIT ONE
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`D.N. UWY-CV21-6058206-S
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`RANDOLPH E. RICHARDSON, II,
`ADMINISTRATOR FOR THE ESTATE OF
`ALEXANDER JANIAK
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`v.
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`FAMILY STUDY CENTER, INC. ET AL.
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` SUPERIOR COURT
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`J.D. OF WATERBURY
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`AT WATERBURY
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`FEBRUARY 25, 2022
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`REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION, INSPECTION AND EXAMINATION
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`Pursuant to Practice Book § 13-9 (a), the undersigned defendant, Christopher Sorenson,
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`through counsel, hereby gives notice that the plaintiff is requested to produce on March 14,
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`2022, at 1:00 pm, at the offices of I.R.I.S. investigations, LLC, 54 Connecticut Blvd., East
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`Hartford, CT, 06108, or otherwise a date and time to be agreed upon, the following electronic
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`property used by the decedent, Alexander Janiak, to afford the defendant an opportunity to
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`inspect, copy, test and sample the property of Alexander Janiak:
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`1. Samsung Galaxy phone, cell phone, located with Alexander Janiak on April 21, 2019,
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`or otherwise used by Alexander Janiak from August 1, 2018, through April 21, 2019,
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`along with information on the model and serial number, and any login/password
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`information.
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`2. Microsoft Surface device, Chromebook and or laptop/tablet used by Alexander Janiak
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`from August 1, 2018, through April 21, 2019; along with information on the model
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`and serial number, and any login/password information.
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`3. Any camera or other electronic devices used by Alexander Janiak.
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`For the phone of Alexander Janiak, the defendant makes distinct requests for information
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`contained therein. First, the defendant requests access to any and all communications including,
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`but not limited to, emails, calls, voicemails, texts, video chats, photos, and social media
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`messages and posts between the decedent and his family members, including his mother Karen
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`Janiak, father Michael Janiak, brother Nicholas Janiak, and sister Tessa Janiak from and
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`including August 1, 2018, through and including April 21, 2019.
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`Second, the defendant requests access to all communication including emails, calls,
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`voicemails, texts, video chats, photos, and social media messages and posts occurring from and
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`including August 1, 2018, through and including April 21, 2019, between the decedent and any
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`other individuals.
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`Third, the defendant requests unlimited access for all photos, videos, texts, video chats,
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`emails, posts and applications, such as Snapchat, WhatsApp, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook,
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`Twitter, and any others used or accessed by Alexander Janiak, from and including August 1,
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`2018, through and including April 21, 2019.
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`For the Microsoft Surface device, Chromebook and or laptop/tablet used by Alexander
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`Janiak from August 1, 2018, to April 21, 2019, the defendant requests access to the hard drive to
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`any documents or files created or saved, and photos or videos created or saved from and
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`including August 1, 2018, through and including April 21, 2019.
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`For all of the requested devices, the defendant requests access to all internet search
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`history and web sites/pages identified or saved from and including August 1, 2018, through and
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`including April 21, 2019.
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`The defendant intends to use I.R.I.S. Investigations, LLC, Information Retrieval
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`Investigative Services, 54 Connecticut Blvd., East Hartford, CT, to conduct the inspection and
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`examination of the electronic property of the decedent.
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`Wherefore, the defendant requests production, inspection, and examination of the
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`decedent’s Samsung Galaxy phone, cell phone, Microsoft Surface device, Chromebook and or
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`laptop/tablet.
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`DEFENDANT,
`CHRISTOPHER SORENSON
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`By: __/s/ 417118_____________________
`Pamela D. Miller, Esq.
`Ryan Ryan Deluca LLP
`1000 Lafayette Blvd., Suite 800
`Bridgeport, CT 06604
`Juris No. 438500
`Phone: 203-549-6650
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`CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
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`I certify that a copy of this document will immediately be mailed or delivered
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`electronically on February 25, 2022, to all attorneys and self-represented parties of record and
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`that written consent for electronic delivery was received from all attorneys and self-represented
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`parties receiving electronic delivery.
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`Name and address of each party and attorney receiving this document:
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`Antonio Ponvert, III, Esq.
`Koskoff, Koskoff & Bieder, P.C.
`350 Fairfield Avenue
`Bridgeport, CT 06604
`Attorney for Plaintiff, Randolph E. Richardson Admin for the Estate of Alexander Janiak
`KGillick@Koskoff.com; YWilburn@Koskoff.com
`aponvert@koskoff.com
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`Richard A. O'Connor, Esq.
`Rebecca Brindley, Esq.
`rbrindley@stockmanoconnor.com
`Stockman O'Connor Connors PLLC
`32 Church Hill Road, Suite 201
`Newtown, CT 06470
`Attorney for Defendant, John G. Gelinas, Jr., M.D., P.C.
`roconnor@stockmanoconnor.com; kpakalnis@stockmanoconnor.com;
`bbeckman@stockmanoconnor.com
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`David F. Bennett, Esq.
`Law Offices of David F. Bennett
`69 Kenosia Avenue
`Danbury, CT 06810
`Attorney for Defendant, Family Study Center, Inc
`bulldog799@aol.com
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`____/s/ Pamela D. Miller________________
`Pamela D. Miller, Esq.
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`EXHIBIT TWO
`EXHIBIT TWO
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`Maggie Gaffney
`gaffney.maggie@gmail.com
`(413) 246-2918
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`WORK EXPERIENCE
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`Course Developer, Course Maintenance, and Instructor
`UAV Forensics
`Teel Technologies
`Norwalk, CT
`August 2022 to Present
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`Instruct students in the following areas:
`1. Drone Mitigation
`2. Identifying and Acquiring UAV Memory
`3. Familiarity with UAV Commercial Extraction Tools
`4. Automated Data Extraction Methods
`5. Advanced Data Extraction Methods
`6. Advanced Data Analysis
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`Course Developer, Course Maintenance, and Instructor
`Advanced Vehicle Forensics
`Teel Technologies
`Norwalk, CT
`January 2022 to Present
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`Instruct students in the following areas:
`1. Understanding Connected Cars
`2. Identifying and Acquiring Vehicle Memory
`3. Familiarity with Vehicle Commercial Extraction Tools
`4. Automated Data Extraction Methods
`5. Advanced Data Extraction Methods
`6. Advanced Data Analysis
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`Course Developer, Course Maintenance, and Instructor
`Basic Device Repair for the Digital Forensics Examiner
`Teel Technologies
`Norwalk, CT
`January 2020 to Present
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`Instruct students in the following areas:
`1. Best practice repair methods
`2. Proper device handling
`3. Equipment and tools for repair
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`Maggie Gaffney – Curriculum Vitae
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`4. Device disassembly and reassembly
`5. Surface mount component recognition
`6. Common component repair and replacements
`7. Basic functions of a digital multimeter
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`Course Developer, Course Maintenance, and Instructor
`Embedded Hardware Acquisition and Analysis
`Teel Technologies
`Norwalk, CT
`July 2019 to Present
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`Instruct students in the following areas:
`1. Physical acquisition methods for memory of unsupported IoT devices including, but not
`limited: Smart TV’s, Vehicle Navigation and Infotainment systems, drones, skimmers/
`shimmers, and more
`2. Foundation of how electronics work in relation to the acquisition techniques
`3. Various hardware and chip programmers to acquire embedded hardware memory
`4. Advanced data acquisition processes including JTAG, ISP, and Chip Off
`5. Embedded communication protocols such as: SPI, i2C, CAN-Bus, UART
`6. Exploitation of components to recover data from various sources like embedded code and
`the flash memory of controller chips.
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`Course Developer, Course Maintenance, and Instructor
`SQLite Advanced Forensics
`Teel Technologies
`Norwalk, CT
`January 2019 to Present
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`Instruct students in the following areas:
`1. SQLite advanced functions
`2. Advanced data recovery scenarios
`3. Manual SQLite data recovery
`4. SQLite payload examination
`5. SQLite data construct parsing
`6. Manual parsing of WAL and Journal Files
`7. SQLite record recovery of Incomplete and Orphaned records
`8. Using simulations to perform data testing, verification, and/ or decryption
`9. SQLite encryption
`10. Message spoofing
`11. Manual validation/verification of mispresented data of commercially available forensic tools
`12. Using Sanderson Forensic Toolkit for advanced SQLite data recovery
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`Maggie Gaffney
`gaffney.maggie@gmail.com
`(413) 246-2918
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`Course Developer, Course Maintenance, and Instructor
`Board Level Repair for the Digital Forensics Examiner
`Teel Technologies
`Norwalk, CT
`August 2018 to Present
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`Instruct students in the following areas:
`1. Best practice repair methods
`2. Proper equipment for repair
`3. Knowledge of PCBs and SMCs
`4. Precision soldering techniques and trace repair
`5. IC Removal, reballing, and reattachment
`6. Water damage repair
`7. Using multimeter
`8. Understanding schematics
`9. Troubleshooting unknown device damage
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`Course Instructor
`SQLite Forensics
`Teel Technologies
`Norwalk, CT
`May 2017 to Present
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`Instruct students in the following areas:
`1. SQLite at the byte-level
`2. SQLite data components
`3. Common locations to recover SQLite data
`4. Report data validation
`5. Reverse Engineer any SQLite database
`6. Familiarization of SQLite Forensics Toolkit
`7. Recovery of data from .SHM, .WAL and .journal files
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`Course Instructor
`PC-3000 Flash and SSD Data Recovery
`Teel Technologies
`Norwalk, CT
`May 2016 to Present
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`Instruct students in the following areas listed below:
`1. NAND flash memory structure and functionality
`2. Physical and Logical device problems and classification of damage
`3. Device Readout
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`4. File System rebuild and data recovery using data preparation algorithms on raw NAND
`5. Error Correction Code and Bit Errors
`6. Monoliths data recovery with drive disassembly and soldering technical pins
`7. Techniques for diagnosis and determination of SSD malfunction
`8. Software and hardware implementation of SSD
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`Course Instructor
`In System Programming (ISP) for Mobile Device Forensics
`Teel Technologies
`Norwalk, CT
`May 2015 to Present
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`Instruct students in the following areas using the skills listed below:
`1. Determine support for ISP process
`2. Locate ISP connection points using back tracing techniques.
`3. Apply ISP process to connect to eMMC or eMCP flash memory for purpose of downloading
`memory from electronic media.
`4. Bypass lock codes and recover a complete data collection from phones not supported by
`JTAG or commercial tools using the ISP process.
`5. Use hardware/ software combination of tools to connect and download its contents.
`6. Fine precision and microsoldering skills needed to solder to surface mounted components of
`printed circuit board.
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`Course Developer, Course Maintenance, and Instructor
`Advanced BGA Chip-Off Forensics
`Teel Technologies
`Norwalk, CT
`November 2013 to Present
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`Instruct students in the following areas using the skill listed below:
`1. Properly remove BGA memory chip from various mobile devices.
`2. Prepare the memory for a read and use chip-reading equipment to acquire the data.
`3. Understand the structure of devices and best practices to prevent damage to a chip during
`removal and preparation.
`4. Fundamentals and differences between memory structures.
`5. Current trend of BGA memory use.
`6. Properly utilize the tools available to read the memory off the chip.
`7. Hands on chip removal segments with mobile devices.
`8. Best application of today’s tools and other techniques to decode the data.
`9. Advanced skills in data analysis and working with raw data.
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`Maggie Gaffney
`gaffney.maggie@gmail.com
`(413) 246-2918
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`Course Instructor
`JTAG Forensics Acquisition and Analysis
`Teel Technologies
`Norwalk, CT
`November 2013 to Present
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`Instruct students in the subjects listed below with the following skills:
`1. Repairing Damaged Devices
`2. Device Disassembly and Reassembly
`3. Applying the JTAG Technique Properly to Acquire Data.
`4. Access JTAG connections and apply techniques to bypass security and perform memory
`acquisitions.
`5. Obtain a physical acquisition from a locked/USB Debugging disabled Android phone.
`6. Determine the password and then recovering the user data using forensic tools.
`7. Access the inner-workings of devices and access the memory in a non-destructive way.
`8. Utilize JTAG tools and latest techniques to access the memory of devices and acquire data.
`9. Memory and JTAG configurations.
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`Director of Services
`Teel Technologies
`Norwalk, CT
`November 2013 to Present
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`Responsibilities
`1. Facilitate incoming requests for Digital Forensics and Data Recovery Services.
`2. Conduct physical, logical, and file system acquisitions on electronic media using various
`commercial data extraction tools.
`3. Conduct physical, logical, and file system acquisitions on electronic media using various
`advanced data extraction processes including, but not limited to Chip-Off, ISP, JTAG,
`Flasherbox, and bootloader methods.
`4. Conduct data analysis of digital media extractions
`5. Utilize commercial forensic tools, including but not limited to X-Ways, Oxygen, Forensic
`Explorer, Axiom, Final Mobile, Cellebrite UFED4PC and Physical Analyzer, Atola, PC-3000,
`Tableau and WiebeTech Forensic Products.
`6. Conduct live data acquisitions using various software and hardware
`7. Author reports of digital forensic investigations, data extractions, and data analysis.
`8. Testify as expert witness in Federal, State, and Local courts of jurisdiction.
`9. Conduct research and development for new data acquisition techniques
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`Trooper - Computer Crimes Investigator/ Forensic Examiner
`Massachusetts State Police
`Springfield, MA
`January 2000 to September 2014
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`gaffney.maggie@gmail.com
`(413) 246-2918
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`Responsibilities:
`1. Conduct online undercover criminal investigations.
`2. Conduct Internet Peer-to-Peer investigations, using various P2P applications
`3. Conduct mobile forensic acquisition and analysis of Android, iOS, BlackBerry, and other
`mobile devices.
`4. Conduct forensic examinations on digital storage hardware such as hard drives, tablets, SIM
`cards, multimedia cards, flash drives, routers, and GPS devices.
`5. Conduct on scene computer previews with consent or during the execution of search
`warrants using TUX4N6, Encase Portable, Sumari Paladin, and other proprietary software
`and hardware.
`6. Utilize forensic tools, including but not limited to EnCase, FTK Imager, Microsystemation
`XRY, Cellebrite UFED Logical and Physical, Tableau Forensic Products, Multimedia Card
`Readers.
`7. Author reports of investigation and forensic analysis for law enforcement and state and
`federal prosecutorial agencies.
`8. Support law enforcement agencies such as the Department of Homeland Security, Federal
`Bureau of Investigation, Drug Enforcement Agency, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms,
`and Explosives, United States Marshals Service, Massachusetts State Police and other law
`enforcement agencies.
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`Trooper - Detective
`Massachusetts State Police
`Springfield, MA
`January 1995 to September 2014
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`Responsibilities as Detective:
`1. Investigate major crime, including but not limited to homicide, larceny, robbery, gang and
`organized crime, narcotics, firearms, rape and sexual assault, child exploitation and child
`pornography, and computer crime
`2. Interview witnesses
`3. Interrogate suspects
`4. Author and execute search warrants
`5. Arrest criminals
`6. Author reports
`7. Organize case file
`8. Prepare case for trial
`9. Testify in state and federal court
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`Responsibilities as Administrator:
`1. Department of Criminal Justice Information Services (DCJIS) representative in charge of
`ongoing maintenance, training, and re-certification.
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`2. Intake, storage, logging, and tracking of all evidence for county unit.
`3. Order, activate, and oversee wireless devices
`4. Manage wireless account for Hampden County District Attorney's Office.
`5. Supervise execution and oversee distribution of funds for Child Sexual Predator COPS grant
`awarded from DOJ including order supplies and equipment, manage overtime, submit audit
`information, initiate criminal cases, and track statistics and status of all investigations under
`grant parameters.
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`Trooper - Patrol
`Massachusetts State Police
`Russell, MA
`October 1993 to January 1995
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`Responsibilities:
`1. Routine patrol
`2. Enforce criminal and motor vehicle law
`3. Respond to emergencies
`4. Investigate criminal complaints
`5. Prepare reports
`6. Testify in court
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`Trooper - Trainee
`Massachusetts State Police
`New Braintree, MA
`June 1993 to October 1993
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`Responsibilities:
`1. Receive trainings and certifications required to be a Massachusetts State Trooper, including
`but not limited to criminal law, motor vehicle law, patrol procedures, narcotics, firearms
`training, constitutional law, evidence location and handling, crime scene preservation.
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`Loss Prevention Specialist
`Big Y Foods
`Springfield, MA
`October 1986 to May 1993
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`Responsibilities:
`1. Protect company from internal and external theft
`2. Arrange payments for debt collection from customers
`3. Represent Big Y Foods in Small Claims Court proceedings
`4. Monitor company security and refrigeration alarm systems
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`gaffney.maggie@gmail.com
`(413) 246-2918
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`Security Officer/ Campus Police
`Springfield Technical Community College
`Springfield, MA
`August 1988 to December 1991
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`Responsibilities:
`1. Patrol and secure campus
`2. Man security building
`3. Monitor alarm system
`4. Handle issues regarding traffic flow and parking problems
`5. Provide safe environment for students and faculty
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`EDUCATION
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`MS in Digital Forensics
`University of Central Florida
`Orlando, FL
`2018
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`MS in Criminal Justice
`Western New England University
`Springfield, MA
`1996
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`BS in Criminal Justice
`Westfield State University
`Westfield, MA
`1992
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`Associate in Law Enforcement/ Criminal Justice
`Springfield Technical Community College
`Springfield, MA
`1990
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`CERTIFICATIONS
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`Basic Traffic Accident Investigation - Massachusetts State Police Academy
`October 1993
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`Rape Investigation - Massachusetts State Police Academy
`March 1994
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`Maggie Gaffney – Curriculum Vitae
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`Maggie Gaffney
`gaffney.maggie@gmail.com
`(413) 246-2918
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`Crime Scene Analysis - Hampden County District Attorney's Office
`March 1995
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`Homicide Investigation - Massachusetts State Police Academy
`April 1995
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`Practical Homicide Investigation - Vernon J. Geberth, P.H.I., Investigative Consultants
`October 1995
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`Basic Homicide School - New England State Police Administrators Conference (NESPAC),
`May 1996
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`Computer Crime Search and Seizure, Computer Search Warrant, Legal Issues - HTCIA
`April 1998
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`Reid Technique of Interviewing and Interrogation - John E. Reid and Associates, Incorporated
`December 1998
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`Computer Crimes Investigations - Massachusetts Criminal Justice Training Council
`February 1999
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`Basic Data Recovery and Analysis (BDRA) - National White Collar Crime (NW3C)
`August 2001
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`Advanced Data Recovery and Acquisition (ADRA-Inet) - National White Collar Crime (NW3C)
`April 2003
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`Buccal DNA Collection - Massachusetts State Police Crime Laboratory
`April 2003
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`Sexual Exploitation - National Law Center for Children and Families
`October 2007
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`Land Navigation - Massachusetts State Police Academy
`October 2007
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`First Responder's Digital Evidence Seizure - Massachusetts Attorney General's Office
`May 2008
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`Telephone and Mobile Device Investigations - Massachusetts Attorney General's Office
`May 2008
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`Maggie Gaffney – Curriculum Vitae
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`Maggie Gaffney
`gaffney.maggie@gmail.com
`(413) 246-2918
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`Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Gnutella Investigations – USDOJ/ ICAC
`November 2010
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`Secure Technique for Onsite Previews (STOP) - Cyber-Investigation 101 – NW3C
`January 2011
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`Child Sexual Predators - National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC)
`March 2011
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`Combating Child Exploitation - United States Department of Justice
`May 2011
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`Universal Forensic Extraction Device (UFED) Logical - Newberry Group Company
`February 2012
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`Cellebrite Universal Forensic Extraction Device (UFED) Physical - Newberry Group Company
`February 2012
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`Encase - Advanced Internet Examinations - Guidance Software
`July 2012
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`Encase - Computer Forensics I - Guidance Software
`July 2012
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`Encase - Computer Forensics II - Guidance Software
`July 2012
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`Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Ares Investigations – USDOJ/ ICAC
`October 2012
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`Global Position Satellite (GPS) Interrogation - Cyber-Investigation 205 - NW3C
`April 2013
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`Wireless Network Investigation - Cyber-Investigation 220 - National White Collar Crime (NW3C
`April 2013
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`Advanced BGA Chip-Off and Analysis - Teel Technologies
`July 2013
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`Mobile Device Repair and JTAG Forensics – Teel Technologies
`July 2013
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`Maggie Gaffney – Curriculum Vitae
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`Maggie Gaffney
`gaffney.maggie@gmail.com
`(413) 246-2918
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`Apple iDevice Forensics - Cybercop 225 - National White Collar Crime (NW3C),
`September 2013
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`Macintosh Triage and Imaging - Cybercop 215 - National White Collar Crime (NW3C),
`September 2013
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`Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Investigative Techniques - USDOJ/ ICAC
`September 2013
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`Crime and Handheld Computing Devices - BK Forensics
`October 2013
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`Certified Cellebrite Logical Operator (CCLO) - Cellebrite Mobile Synchronization
`June 2014
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`Cellebrite Certified Physical Analyst (CCPA) - Cellebrite Mobile Synchronization
`June 2014
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`In System Programming for Mobile Device Forensics - Teel Technologies
`May 2015
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`Programming for Mobile Device Forensics – Teel Technologies
`July 2015
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`PC-3000 Flash Memory Data Recovery - Ace Laboratory
`September 2015
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`PC-3000 Flash Monolith Data Recovery - Ace Laboratory
`September 2015
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`X-Ways Forensics - X-Ways Software Technology
`November 2015
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`Memory Forensics - X-Ways Software Technology
`November 2015
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`SQLite Forensics - Teel Technologies
`January 2016
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`Certified BlackLight Examiner (CBE) - BlackBag Technologies
`January 2016
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`Maggie Gaffney – Curriculum Vitae
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`Maggie Gaffney
`gaffney.maggie@gmail.com
`(413) 246-2918
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`BlackLight Tool Training (BTT) - BlackBag Technologies
`January 2016
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`Certified Oxygen Examiner - Oxygen Forensics
`August 2016
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`Certified Oxygen Instructor - Oxygen Forensics
`August 2016
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`Practical Board Repair – iPad Rehab
`January 2017
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`Advanced Flasher Box and Bootloader for Mobile Forensics – Teel Technologies
`January 2017
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`Hardware Hacking and Reverse Engineering – Grand Idea Studio
`July 2017
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`PC-3000 SSD Data Recovery - Ace Laboratory
`September 2017
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`Scripting for Digital Forensics Investigators – INsig2
`January 2018
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`3G Forensics Lab in a Box – Silicon Level Data Recovery
`September 2018
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`PC-3000 HDD Data Recovery - Ace Laboratory
`November 2018
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`TRUST Completion Certificate – Federal Aviation Administration
`June 2021
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`FAA sUAS Remote Pilot – Federal Aviation Administration
`September 2021
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`PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND/OR MEMBERSHIPS
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`International Association of Auto Theft Investigators (IAATI)
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`International Association of Computer Investigative Specialists (IACIS)
`• High Technology Crime Consortium (HTCC)
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`Maggie Gaffney
`gaffney.maggie@gmail.com
`(413) 246-2918
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`Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC)
`• High Technology Crime Investigation Association (HTCIA)
`• Physical RAW Mobile Forensics Group
`• National Association of Legal Investigators (NALI)
`• SWFL Regional Technology Partnership
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`PUBLICATIONS
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`Windows Phone 8 Forensic Artifacts
`https://www.sans.org/reading-room/whitepapers/forensics/windows-phone-8-forensic-
`artifacts-35787
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`ADDITIONAL SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS
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`1. Effective Communication (written and oral), such as memorializing a multifaceted criminal
`investigation to a report format and/ or affidavit, then articulate the details of this
`investigation to a supervisor and/ or prosecutor, then work together to prepare this case for
`criminal prosecution.
`2. Organized with Ability to Multitask, such as managing the intake, storage, and security of all
`evidence for hundreds of criminal investigations including thousands of items seized by the
`Hampden County Detective Unit and other law enforcement agencies, complying with
`Massachusetts State Police Policy and Procedures and Rules and Regulations, and undergo
`the checks and balances through Staff Inspections.
`3. Observant with Attention to Detail, such as extracting and analyzing vast amounts of raw
`physical data and able to articulate the find