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Cell Phone Forensics Investigator - ICFECI www.icfeci.com

About Us ICFECI provides investigative, expert , and other services necessary for effective representation of defendants (including offering services in accordance with Title 18, United States Code, Section 3006A. Adequate representation of defendants).

Cell Phone Forensics Cell Phone forensics is a part of digital forensics which is crucial to accurate investigations related to both civil and criminal litigations. It includes SMS recovery, tracking locations of the cell phone, multimedia files (videos & images) recovery, cell phone records of contacts, incoming & outgoing call records along with a detailed statement of frequency of calls.

Some of our digital forensic services We mainly focus on retrieving data, emails, documents and digitally stored information and convert them to evidence acceptable in a court of law. We also aim to translate the complex information to formats easily understood by judges & juries. Some of our digital forensic services include: Data/ Evidence Recovery E-mail Recovery Examination of Computer Hard drive/ Flash drive or any other digital media Finding the point of data manipulation/ destruction Recovering deleted files/documents/records in cases of insurance & security frauds/embezzlement/ criminal litigations Providing Forensic evidence related to procedural forensic issues Forensic recovery related to Cyber crimes like Cyber terrorism/bullying/ unauthorized access (Hacking)

All our data analysis, recovery and the organization of database is carried out at ICFECI lab housed in the Northern District of Texas and headed by Dan James, the former Chief Investigator, Computer Forensic Examiner, Certified Fraud Examiner for the office of the Federal Public Defender, Northern District of Texas and also the founder of ICFECI.

Address 4360 Western Center Blvd. #304 Contact Details Dan James, CFE Email: daniel_james@att.net Phone: 214-384-3246 Address 4360 Western Center Blvd. #304 Fort Worth, TX ,USA.76137 Web site: https://www.icfeci.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ICFECI Twitter: https://twitter.com/ICFECI LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ICFECI