Digital Forensics Redefined

Digital Forensics Redefined: Unveiling the Past with Rob Walensky and Billy Carpenter

In this episode of Digital Forensics Redefined, host Rob Walensky is joined by Billy Carpenter, a distinguished figure in law enforcement with an impressive background in digital forensics. From his start as a Patrol Officer with the Village of Warrens Police Department to his pivotal role as Deputy Chief at the Department of Veterans Affairs Police, Billy has amassed a wealth of experience in traditional and digital investigations.

Billy’s career journey began with the United States Marine Corps, where he honed his discipline and strategic thinking skills. He then transitioned into law enforcement, serving with distinction across multiple roles, including Patrol Officer, Operations Lieutenant, and Deputy Chief. At the Department of Veterans Affairs Police, he specialized in ICAC (Internet Crimes Against Children) investigations, threat assessments, and complex case management, supervising a team and leading sensitive operations.

Now a Patrol Officer with the City of Black River Falls, Billy continues to tackle ICAC cases while applying his extensive knowledge and experience to new challenges.

Join Rob and Billy as they delve into some of their most memorable and challenging cases, offering listeners a rare glimpse into the intricacies of digital forensics and law enforcement. This episode promises to be both enlightening and engaging, showcasing the evolution of investigative techniques and the personal stories behind the headlines.

Subscribe now to Digital Forensics Redefined and prepare for a compelling conversation that bridges the past and present of digital forensic science.

Join Defense Forensic's Rob Walensky and former Department of Justice Law Enforcement Agent Greg Phillips in this week's episode of "Digital Forensics, Redefined." Listen to stories of Greg & Rob's careers in law enforcement from the good, the bad, and the ugly. 

Greg is a retired Senior Special Agent with 27 years in Law Enforcement and has been a firearms Instructor for approximately 28 years. He spent 4 years in the United States Army, completed basic training at Fort Polk, and then was transferred to Fort Benning in Georgia. After completing a series of training, he was assigned to the 82nd Airborne Division of America's Guard of Honor. From there, he went to Fort Braff, then Washington D.C., where he was assigned to the 3rd Platoon, the Firing Party Platoon. 

He started his Law Enforcement career with the Bloomfield Township Police in Walworth County, Wisconsin. From there, he was asked to join the Lake Geneva Police Department and then sent to the Wisconsin Department of Justice of Narcotics Drug Investigation School. He was also assigned as a Detective to the State Line Area Narcotics Task Force, which gave him jurisdiction in Wisconsin and Illinois. He finished his career at the Wisconsin Department of Justice as a Special Agent, where his primary investigation was drug crimes of statewide importance. He was involved in many undercover operations and trained many new agents for the state.

Interested in taking one of Greg's courses? Contact him at [email protected]

Join Defense Forensic's Rob Walensky and former Department of Justice Law Enforcement Agent Greg Phillips in this week's episode of "Digital Forensics, Redefined." Listen to stories of Greg & Rob's careers in law enforcement from the good, the bad, and the ugly. 

Greg is a retired Senior Special Agent with 27 years in Law Enforcement and has been a firearms Instructor for approximately 28 years. He spent 4 years in the United States Army, completed basic training at Fort Polk, and then was transferred to Fort Benning in Georgia. After completing a series of training, he was assigned to the 82nd Airborne Division of America's Guard of Honor. From there, he went to Fort Braff, then Washington D.C., where he was assigned to the 3rd Platoon, the Firing Party Platoon. 

He started his Law Enforcement career with the Bloomfield Township Police in Walworth County, Wisconsin. From there, he was asked to join the Lake Geneva Police Department and then sent to the Wisconsin Department of Justice of Narcotics Drug Investigation School. He was also assigned as a Detective to the State Line Area Narcotics Task Force, which gave him jurisdiction in Wisconsin and Illinois. He finished his career at the Wisconsin Department of Justice as a Special Agent, where his primary investigation was drug crimes of statewide importance. He was involved in many undercover operations and trained many new agents for the state.

Interested in taking one of Greg's courses? Contact him at [email protected]

Join Defense Forensic's Rob Walensky and former Department of Justice Law Enforcement Agent Greg Phillips in this week's episode of "Digital Forensics, Redefined." Listen to stories of Greg & Rob's careers in law enforcement from the good, the bad, and the ugly. 

Greg is a retired Senior Special Agent with 27 years in Law Enforcement and has been a firearms Instructor for approximately 28 years. He spent 4 years in the United States Army, completed basic training at Fort Polk, and then was transferred to Fort Benning in Georgia. After completing a series of training, he was assigned to the 82nd Airborne Division of America's Guard of Honor. From there, he went to Fort Braff, then Washington D.C., where he was assigned to the 3rd Platoon, the Firing Party Platoon. 

He started his Law Enforcement career with the Bloomfield Township Police in Walworth County, Wisconsin. From there, he was asked to join the Lake Geneva Police Department and then sent to the Wisconsin Department of Justice of Narcotics Drug Investigation School. He was also assigned as a Detective to the State Line Area Narcotics Task Force, which gave him jurisdiction in Wisconsin and Illinois. He finished his career at the Wisconsin Department of Justice as a Special Agent, where his primary investigation was drug crimes of statewide importance. He was involved in many undercover operations and trained many new agents for the state.

Interested in taking one of Greg's courses? Contact him at [email protected]

Join Defense Forensic's Rob Walensky and former Department of Justice Law Enforcement Agent Greg Phillips in this week's episode of "Digital Forensics, Redefined." Listen to stories of Greg & Rob's careers in law enforcement from the good, the bad, and the ugly. 

Greg is a retired Senior Special Agent with 27 years in Law Enforcement and has been a firearms Instructor for approximately 28 years. He spent four years in the United States Army, completed basic training at Fort Polk, and then was transferred to Fort Benning in Georgia. After completing a series of training, he was assigned to the 82nd Airborne Division of America's Guard of Honor. From there, he went to Fort Braff, then Washington D.C., where he was assigned to the 3rd Platoon, the Firing Party Platoon. 

He started his Law Enforcement career with the Bloomfield Township Police in Walworth County, Wisconsin. From there, he was asked to join the Lake Geneva Police Department and sent to the Wisconsin Department of Justice of Narcotics Drug Investigation School. He was also assigned as a Detective to the State Line Area Narcotics Task Force, which gave him jurisdiction in Wisconsin and Illinois. He finished his career at the Wisconsin Department of Justice as a Special Agent, where his primary investigation was drug crimes of statewide importance. He was involved in many undercover operations and trained many new agents for the state. 

Join Defense Forensic's Rob Walensky and Wisconsin District Attorney Kevin Croninger in this week's episode of "Digital Forensics, Redefined." Learn how district attorneys and the judicial system work with law enforcement to solve cases using digital forensics. Let's find truth in the data!

Kevin Croninger has been District Attorney for Monroe County, Wisconsin, since January 2014.  Prior to becoming District Attorney, he prosecuted in Monroe, Juneau, and Adams counties.   During his time as District Attorney, Kevin has handled all types of cases, from speeding tickets to homicides, with a focus on serious violent crimes, such as homicide and child sexual abuse.   Kevin was named the 2020 Prosecutor of the Year by the Wisconsin District Attorneys’ Association and was Awarded the 2017 Outstanding Victim Advocacy  By a Professional Award by the Wisconsin Victim/Witness Professional Association.

Join Defense Forensic's Rob Walensky and Wisconsin District Attorney Kevin Croninger in this week's episode of "Digital Forensics, Redefined." Learn how district attorneys and the judicial system work with law enforcement to solve cases using digital forensics. Let's find truth in the data!

Kevin Croninger has been District Attorney for Monroe County, Wisconsin, since January 2014.  Prior to becoming District Attorney, he prosecuted in Monroe, Juneau, and Adams counties.   During his time as District Attorney, Kevin has handled all types of cases, from speeding tickets to homicides, with a focus on serious violent crimes, such as homicide and child sexual abuse.   Kevin was named the 2020 Prosecutor of the Year by the Wisconsin District Attorneys’ Association and was Awarded the 2017 Outstanding Victim Advocacy  By a Professional Award by the Wisconsin Victim/Witness Professional Association.

Join Defense Forensic's Rob Walensky and Wisconsin District Attorney Kevin Croninger in this week's episode of "Digital Forensics, Redefined." Learn how district attorneys and the judicial system work with law enforcement to solve cases using digital forensics. Let's find truth in the data!

Kevin Croninger has been District Attorney for Monroe County, Wisconsin, since January 2014.  Prior to becoming District Attorney, he prosecuted in Monroe, Juneau, and Adams counties.   During his time as District Attorney, Kevin has handled all types of cases, from speeding tickets to homicides, with a focus on serious violent crimes, such as homicide and child sexual abuse.   Kevin was named the 2020 Prosecutor of the Year by the Wisconsin District Attorneys’ Association and was Awarded the 2017 Outstanding Victim Advocacy  By a Professional Award by the Wisconsin Victim/Witness Professional Association.  

Join Defense Forensic's Rob Walensky and Wisconsin District Attorney Kevin Croninger in this week's episode of "Digital Forensics, Redefined."

Learn how district attorneys and the judicial system work with law enforcement to solve cases using digital forensics. Let's find truth in the data!

Join Defense Forensic's Rob Walensky and Calvin Weeks in this week's episode of "Digital Forensics, Redefined." As 20 some year veterans of law enforcement, Rob & Calvin have seen it all, from near-death experiences with alligators to nationwide drug busts. Using digital forensics, they solved thousands of cases while they still attend court for hundreds more. The life of a law enforcement agent never stops.  

Tune in each week as they discuss more of their digital forensic findings while reminiscing on their past lives with the law. So grab a box of donuts and some coffee... these two LOVE to talk.