Re: questions about forensics

[Michael Snyder]

Anonymous Remailer (austria) wrote:
> i took a teenaged girl and brought her here to play with
>
> my idea was that people in the newsgroups would answer questions and would
> affect how i would play with her
>
> people decided to laugh and make fun of me instead so i decided to scrap
> the project which means there is now going to be a dead body
>
> what are some pointers to dispose of a body with absolutely no forensic
> evidence
>
> i want to place or bury her remains somewhere
>
> and then the people here who laughed at me will be told where they can go
> and collect their reward
>
> maybe next time they will take me more seriously

You are an idiot and a troll.

[(�`�.�Craig Chilton�.���) <www.LayoffRemedy.com>]

In article <2009110221414...@www.ecn.org>
Anonymous <cri...@ecn.org> wrote:

> there is a ghost town known as rice, california
>
> i left a present there for you, about fifty feet from the old gas station,
> michael
>
> hurry before the sun or the coyotes get her

Okay! I found her and there was enough left over for me to
enjoy. Thanks a lot man. How much do I owe you?

[jonewoo]

Hi,
It's a detailed science. However, very broadly, the main phases are
sometimes considered to be: secure the subject system (from tampering
during the operation); take a copy of hard drive (if applicable);
identify and recovery all files (including those deleted); access/copy
hidden, protected and temporary files; study 'special' areas on the
drive (eg: residue from previously deleted files); investigate
data/settings from installed applications/programs; assess the system
as a whole, including its structure; consider general factors relating
to the users activity; create detailed report. Throughout the
investigation, it is important to stress that a full audit log of your
activities should be maintained.

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jonewoo