This week you learned about digital forensic processes and procedures. One of the lectures specifically focused on the methodology of a digital forensic investigation. This methodology contains nine steps: intake, identification, preparation, isolation, processing, verification, documentation$/$reporting$,$ presentation, and archiving.

Imagine you are a digital forensics investigator who is approached to work on the case involving Bryan Kohberger, who is accused of murdering four University of Idaho students last November. As part of the investigation you are given a cell phone belonging to Kohberger and IoT devices belonging to the victims. The prosecution would like for you to locate evidence that places Kohberger at the scene of the crime.