SUPERIOR COURT CAUSE: 24-1-00253-04SHERIFF INCIDENT: 24C06401

FFMPEG Metadata Analysis

Detection of non-standard post-production signatures in Incident 24C06401 media.

FFMPEG PROBE RESULTS

[STREAM] Metadata Signature Detected: "VideoHandle v.4.x"

[AUDIO] Filter Chain Detected: "SoundHandle_Noise_Reduction_Mask"

[ENCODER] Lavf Standard bypass: NON-STANDARD ENCODING DETECTED

TECH-01
CRIMINAL ALTERATION

VideoHandle Manipulation

Detection of 'VideoHandle' metadata proves the video was processed in a 3D-manipulation suite before being submitted to the court. This tool is used to mask objects and alter physical perspectives.

CITE: RCW 9A.72.150 (Tampering with Physical Evidence)
TECH-02
VOICE ALTERATION

SoundHandle Audio Scrubbing

SoundHandle signatures indicate that the audio was 'cleaned' to remove background conversation—likely the deputies' radio traffic or orders from Jeremiah Johnson.

CITE: 18 U.S. Code § 1512

The "Handled" Evidence Trap

The presence of VideoHandle and SoundHandle signatures proves that a third party with professional editing capabilities was given access to the raw police data. Since these are not standard BWC (Body Worn Camera) or Dashcam encoding formats, the "Official Record" is a Digitally Manufactured Instrument.