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Read the following scenario and respond to the questions below:
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As a digital forensics examiner, you have been called to the scene of a kidnapping. Several witnesses have told the investigator that the victim was very excited about a new person they met online. Your job at the scene as a digital forensics examiner is to recommend to the investigating officer a course of action as to what digital evidence may or may not be needed to investigate this crime.
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a.     Provide a list of potential digital evidence that the investigator is going to want to seize for possible forensic examination. Be thorough, as the lead investigator in this case is not computer savvy.
b.      What additional sources of evidence might there be besides the digital equipment and media that would have been seized? How would you gain access to this evidence?
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