Digital Evidence and the Senate Siege
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Digital Evidence and the Senate Siege
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When gunfire echoed inside the Philippine Senate during an attempted arrest involving an ICC warrant, competing narratives quickly took over: was it a siege, a security response, political theater, or a calculated distortion of events?
In this episode of The Forensic Lens Podcast, I examine how digital evidence can cut through politically charged claims and counterclaims. From CCTV footage and smartphone videos to livestreams, audio, timestamps, and metadata, the episode explores how modern investigations reconstruct sequence, movement, and accountability when public narratives collide.
In moments where truth is contested, evidence must test every version of reality. A single clip can mislead, but multiple digital traces can cross-examine one another. The timeline does not care about politics—and sooner or later, the evidence reveals who is telling the truth.
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