Brian Kim, an information analytics and forensics skilled, might communicate to inside messaging between Bankman-Fried and his staff at FTX and its sister firms. If he’s referred to as to the stand, he might testify on “the content material, metadata, and file paths related to Slack knowledge and Google paperwork,” that allegedly show Bankman-Fried instructed his staff to destroy proof of his firms’ alleged fraud. That knowledge would come with “the fields [of documents and messages] itemizing the creator, custodian(s), and viewer(s), in addition to the content material created, modified, seen, saved, and/or deleted dates,” courtroom filings present. Like Bishop, if he’s referred to as to testify, his focus can be on rebutting DOJ testimony.