some of the things our expert talked about, most judges aren't familiar with. they may be three or ten years behind. as we choose to continue our lives more and more online, we create more of a wake of digital evidence and that evidence is just harder to hide. it's just -- that's just the way it is. the more we log in, the more our record is kept. in fact, this was an issue in new jersey. a lot of times people think if they access their web mail from a browser at work, then the employer can't get to it. but the employer can access, if it's a work computer, can access the images, and not the log-in information. >> it also gives defense attorneys ripe fields for work as well. it's ammo for both sides, i always say, which makes this area so fascinating. it's just what makes these cases so incredibly interesting. brett larson, thank you for that. i'm going to be tapping you for a lot more information as we continue to see what the investigators come up with since they've just scratched the surface. and danny sevellos and sunny hostin, as always, stick around, a couple more things to talk