Updated: Thursday, 29 Jan 2009, 3:57 PM EST
Published : Thursday, 29 Jan 2009, 3:57 PM EST
CENTERVILLE, Ohio (AP) - The FBI is increasing its use of computer forensics to look for links to terrorism, murders, child porn and other crimes.
A new computer lab operating in Centerville is one of 14 Regional Computer Forensics Laboratories in the U.S.
The FBI examines digital evidence collected at crime scenes from computers, cell phones, PDAs and video cameras. The investigators, who use search warrants, are capable of locating deleted, encrypted or damaged files.
Jon Berryhill, president of San Francisco-based Berryhill Computer Forensics Inc., says FBI examiners also analyze e-mail, Web sites and other computer activities on suspects.
Berryhill says this area of law enforcement is growing quickly as the technology grows.
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