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Cj 476 Sim Card Report
Forensic Examination of a Sim Card & Forensic Report

Grantham University

CJ 476

Abstract

This report contains a review of the data found on SIM Cards from Sebastian’s and Nau’s cell phones seized with other digital evidence in a drug investigation. This data has been examined and extracted in a certified the forensic lab. The records analyzed are from the period of 12 Oct 06 through 09 Dec 06.

Case Number: CJ476LSN07

Suspect: Sebastian and Nau

Investigator: Content:

1. Messages Sebastian’s Phone

2. Messages Nau’s Phone

3. SIM Card showing message dates and time with detailed content of messages between Sebastian and Nau

Detailed Analysis:

The record contained on these SIM Cards indicate these phone were activated on the 12 Oct 06 with an opening balance of $60.00 each. The records show a text message from Sebastian, 13 Oct 06 20:14:26 GMT-01:00 to Nau indicating he “had some stuff”. The message was read by Nau on 13 Oct 06 20:16:12 GMT-01:00, Nau responded “Are you still at the hospital?” Sebastian texted a reply on 13 Oct 06 20:19:20 GMT-01:00, “Leaving now. Meet you at Prima?” Nau texted a response on 13 Oct 06 20:20:45 GMT-01:00, “See you there.”

Sebastian received a new voice mail on 15 Oct 06.

17 Oct 06, Nau text a message to Sebastian 17 Oct 06 01:49:21 GMT-01:00, “Hey baby, got anything for sale?” 17 Oct 06 01:51:42 GMT-01:00, Sebastian replies “Not yet. Need to see sue at doctor land's office.” 17 Oct 06 01:52:14 GMT-01:00 Nau sends text “Ok.”

20 Oct 06 03:08:49 GMT-01:00, Nau sends text “Working late?” Followed by another message 20 Oct 06 03:14:14 GMT-01:00, “Too much to do?” Sebastian responds, 20 Oct 06 03:15:30 GMT-01:00, “Where are You?” On 20 Oct 06 03:17:23 GMT-01:00, Sebastian sends text “Yeah, graveyard shift.” 20 Oct 06 03:18:45 GMT-01:00, Nau ask the question via text “Breakfast at 8?” Sebastian replies, 20 Oct 06 03:19:19
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