In the ongoing trial of NY v. Trump, Doug Daus, a computer forensic analyst from the Manhattan District Attorney's office, took the stand as the seventh witness. Daus provided insights into his examination of two cell phones belonging to Michael Cohen, former attorney to Donald Trump.
During his testimony, Daus fielded questions from both the defense and prosecution regarding his analysis of the phones, particularly focusing on applications capable of sending disappearing messages. Notably, an audio recording from Cohen's phone was played for the jury, where Cohen discussed the need to set up a company to transfer funds to an individual referred to as 'our friend David'.
