Garrett Discovery
Garrett Discovery Inc. is an American digital forensics company founded in 2007. It is best known for analyzing a phone conversation between former Pakistani Chief Justice Mian Saqib Nisar and an unknown person. History

The company was founded as Technology Consultants of America in 2003 by Andrew Garrett who previously worked at Naval Research Laboratory and Stennis Space Center. In 2007, Garrett renamed the company to Garrett Discovery Inc. and registered it as an Illinois Corporation. A decade later in 2020, the company's headquarters was moved to Orlando, Florida. In a civil action at the Franklin Circuit Court, Division II, in the Commonwealth of Kentucky, Katharine Carney filed a lawsuit against Frankfort Hospital, Inc. (also known as Frankfort Regional Medical Center) and Susie Ledford. The lawsuit alleged negligence and wrongful death connected to the passing of Julian Bond, following a mistake in medical coding at the hospital. Central to the proceedings was the Court's decision regarding the Plaintiff's proposed Computer Forensics Expert, Andrew Richard Garrett. Upon review, the Court granted the Defendants' motion to exclude testimony from Garrett, citing insufficient qualifications and experience, particularly related to electronic medical record systems. Additionally, the Court instructed both parties to redact any personal information, like social security numbers, from the documents submitted to the court. The order was finalized on November 29, 2021. In 2021, FactFocus.com hired Garrett Discovery to analyze a phone conversation between former Pakistani Chief Justice Mian Saqib Nisar and an unknown person. After FactFocus published the results of the conversation which Garrett Discovery claimed to be unedited, the company started to receive legal and criminal threats from various people. The alleged conversation roughly translated into English as quoted by the Pakistani newspaper Dawn:

"Let me be a little blunt about it. Unfortunately, here it is the institutions that dictate judgements. In this case, we will have to punish Mian sahab (Nawaz Sharif). [I] have been told 'we have to bring Khan sahab (Imran Khan) [into power].'" In 2022, Garrett Discovery was involved in American rapper Mystikal's alleged rape case. The company conducted mobile forensics to find relevant data present in the mobile phone and social media. In the same year, it also verified that the viral video of Elon Musk firing Vijaya Gadde of Twitter on AIR was fabricated and made up of several of Musk's clips. References

American companies established in 2007
Digital forensics organizations
Companies based in Orlando, Florida
2007 establishments in Illinois
Technology companies based in Florida
Technology companies established in 2007