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April 25, 2017

Fitbit forensics.  It was only a matter of time. According to a BBC article, data from a Fitbit confirmed that the last movements of the victim in question occurred an hour after her husband (now charged in her death) claimed she was last alive.  Fitbits, like smartphones, laptops and GPS systems provide a treasure trove of information and are one of the latest and greatest in technology to provide investigative leads and evidentiary data.