No Evidence of Catfishing in Banfield Case: Digital Investigator
January 23, 2026
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as posted by the channelOn Friday, Harry Lidsky, a private investigator in digital forensics, took the stand once again in the case against Brendan Banfield. He is accused of killing his wife, Christine, inside his home in February 2023. Over the past few days in the trial, the idea of catfishing and who used Christine Banfield’s devices to use a BDSM website has been taken into question. Lidsky said his findings indicate catfishing did not occur.
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