On August 25, 2010, WTVT FOX 13 broadcast the first segment in a series of interviews with HTCI CEO Stephen Pearson. In that segment, Mr. Pearson explained and demonstrated how SMS messages, e-mails, photographs, and other information can be retrieved from cell phones even when the user believes it has been deleted.
In the follow-up interview on August 27, Mr. Pearson will discuss how cell phones provide more specific information about their users. For example, a plain black phone with more calls than text messages usually indicates the user is an adult over forty-years old, while one with a bright pink case and more text messages than phone calls is likely used by a younger female.
The High Tech Crime Institute's Law Enforcement Training Center is pleased to announce that it is now affiliated with the American Safety and Health Institute and is able to provide a number of workplace safety courses to your organization. 
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On August 9th-11th, HTCI, COO "Thomas Eskridge" and LEAT V.P. "Robert Gooding" attended the 22nd Annual Crimes Against Children Conference held in Dallas, TX. They had the opportunity to meet and speak with different agencies in law enforcement, prosecution and victim advocates on the most successful intervention strategies. HTCI also wants to congratulate "Robert Greer" from the "Caddo Parish Sheriff's Office" on winning the GPS Unit! 
July 19th-21st. LEAT VP "Robert Gooding" and AIOT General Manager of the Sierra Vista Office "Alan Wheeler" attended the "National Veteran Small Business Conference and Expo, " held at the Caesar’s Palace in Las Vegas. They had the opportunity to meet and speak with many small business owners from around the country. Many contacts were made, both as potential customers and as possible teaming partners; several had even turned out to be prior customers who we had been attempting to contact.
During the annual Training Development and Support (TD&S) Organization Day, HTCI set up a booth to highlight the training Soldiers receive during the WIC course. Demonstrations and hands-on activities afforded military personnel and civilian employees working for TD&S an opportunity to become familiar with some of the training we provide. TD&S is responsible for developing new training at the United States Army Intelligence Center of Excellence (USAICoE) located at Ft. Huachuca, AZ.