MTM-Video Forensics: Useful in 6 Cases for Video Evidence

The MTM-Video Forensics software is a one-stop software, providing high-quality service in digital forensics, particularly in video forensics for law enforcement agencies and their personnel. This software can quickly solve the difficulties of rapid equipment docking, accurate video extraction, playback, time calibration, and evidence authentication. MTM-Video Forensics can perfectly realize the whole process of efficient operation in the process of on-site investigation with the recovery, extraction, authentication, and analysis of surveillance evidence.

MTM-Video Forensics supports two significant types of equipment, removable devices and storage devices, so there are 2 versions, MTM-Video Forensics for Removable Devices and MTM-Video Forensics for Storage Devices. Evidence via MTM-Video Forensics can be directly adopted by the court, which makes it an indispensable tool to help justice.

Below, we will present MTM-Video Forensics’s 6 useful applications in cases of video evidence forensics, allowing you to gain a more detailed comprehension of the software.

Case 1: Assist to Resolve Riot in 3 Hours

Classified videos on phone on phones to locate suspects, quickly resolving street riots within 3 hours.

A riot and arson incident occurred in the neighborhood and caused dozens of injuries and the closure of many nearby shops, seriously threatening public security and property safety. It was urgent to arrest the suspect who led the riot as soon as possible and prevent the riot from escalating and deteriorating. The police focused on the video recordings on mobile phones of the surrounding people as the entry point for detection.

With the help of the MTM-Video Forensics for Removable Devices for on-site investigation, the police initially extracted the videos, through time calibration, quickly classified the video images, and located useful information. It took only 3 hours to obtain the suspect’s location through these video recordings. Eventually, the suspects were captured, preventing further expansion of the riot.

Case 2: Car Accident Fault Determined

Easy operations to successfully extract videos from the damaged dashcam, helping fault determined in a car accident.

A car, normally driving on a straight road, collided with a truck travelling in the opposite direction and caused one death. Law enforcement officers retrieved the damaged dashcam from the dashboard inside the victim’s car. Using the MTM-Video Forensics for Removable Devices, officials repaired the video data from the damaged dashcam, and then extracted and played the videos in the driving recorder, and determine who was at fault in the accident.

The tool, MTM-Video Forensics, helped grasp the evidence provided by the driving recorder and perform evidence authentication for traffic law enforcement agencies and insurance companies to determine the responsibility for this traffic accident based on the evidence provided by the driving recorder.

Case 3: Help Investigate A Car Robbery

Utilized only one tool, MTM-Video Forensics, to detect a car robbery, realizing video evidence extraction, classification, playing, and authentication.

After a car robbery, the police retrieved the surrounding video footage and the mobile phones left behind at the scene. The police used the MTM-Video Forensics for Removable Devices to finish video reparation and extraction of vandalized removable devices and found images of stolen vehicles and data of secret locations used by suspects involving the sale of stolen vehicles and their parts.

By repairing, playing, and classifying evidence from videos and enhancing images from the videos, the police obtained the secret locations of stolen vehicles known only to criminals, perfectly solving the crime.

Case 4: Confirm Public Interests Harmed

Automatically extract key criminal clips from videos to confirm a real estate company harmed public interests in 10 Mins.

The real estate development company was accused of blocking public places and using public resources without authorization, in violation of easement agreements. The case collected hundreds of hours of hard-drive surveillance footage, requiring sifting through eight weeks of video evidence therefrom.

Law enforcement officers used the MTM-Video Forensics for Storage Devices to quickly and timely extract and authenticate video evidence from hard-disk cameras. Only taking 10 minutes, greatly improved the efficiency of law enforcement officers in handling cases. Law enforcement officers also performed segment retrospective and still-frame viewing of video evidence and created an overview, presenting important evidence of violations for judges and juries.

Case 5: Capture Mastermind of Bank Robbery

A front-line on-site investigator individually restored the damaged surveillance video and determined the mastermind of the bank robbery.

In one bank robbery, surveillance cameras were destroyed so that investigators were unable to confirm whether a captured suspect was the mastermind. Expert assistance was often required in such situations to avoid the permanent deletion of device data.

Nevertheless, by utilizing MTM-Video Forensics for Storage Devices, a front-line investigator could individually restore the deleted surveillance videos with the guidance that comes with the tool. He later identified the robbers, their escape vehicles, and their modus operandi, finally confirming that the captured suspect was the mastermind of the bank robbery.

Case 6: Evidence Forensics in A Shooting Case

Used the MTM-Video Forensics only to realize video evidence extraction, capture, and authentication for the conviction of the court shooting case.

It was a shooting case in Britain, with a man killed. Police investigators found that one of the suspects had leased a car and returned it to the rental company a day after the murders with missing plates. The suspect said the car had been stolen while he was sleeping. The investigators could not confirm its authenticity the first time because the car had no GPS positioning system installed.

A noticeable stain on the vehicle’s hood panel was discovered later. Using the MTM-Video Forensics for Storage Devices to compare numerous road monitoring videos, the investigators quickly found that the suspect had driven the car to the scene and formed a vehicle movement track. It also found that the suspect dismantled and destroyed the license plate of the rental vehicle on the way.

Through MTM-Video Forensics, the video evidence was extracted, captured, and authenticated, which provided valuable evidence for bringing the perpetrators to justice in court and successfully convicting them.

Bottom Line

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