Amazon must give up Echo recordings in double murder case, judge rules | Ars Technica
Alexa being asked to help solve Murders
Arkansas Prosecutors Drop Murder Case That Hinged On Evidence From Amazon Echo : The Two-Way : NPR
Bid for Access to Amazon Echo Audio in Murder Case Raises Privacy Concerns - The New York Times
NH judge orders Amazon to give Echo recordings in murder case
Cops Seek Recordings from Amazon Echo in Fla. Murder Case | PEOPLE.com
Amazon's Alexa may have witnessed alleged Florida murder, authorities say
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Amazon ordered to hand over data of an Echo speaker present at a murder scene - Vox
Amazon Echo In Arkansas Murder Investigation Is Latest Privacy Tug-Of-War : All Tech Considered : NPR
Kill your foster parents': Amazon's Alexa talks murder, sex in AI experiment
Florida cops hope Alexa can solve bizarre spear murder case - BBC News
Arkansas Prosecutors Seek Possible Evidence for Murder From Amazon Echo Device - ABC News
Amazon's Alexa may have witnessed alleged Florida murder, authorities say
Amazon Echo murder case: Should law enforcement get access to Alexa?
Amazon refuses to turn over Alexa data in Arkansas murder trial | Mashable
Police Think Amazon's Alexa May Have Witnessed a Double Murder | PEOPLE.com
Amazon hands over Echo 'murder' data - BBC News
Amazon ordered to give Alexa evidence in double murder case | The Independent | The Independent
Alexa, did he do it? Smart device could be witness in suspicious Florida death | Florida | The Guardian
Amazon Drops Fight Over Alexa Data in Murder Case | PCMag
Judge orders Amazon to turn over Echo recordings in double murder case | TechCrunch
Can Amazon Echo help solve a murder? Police will soon find out. - The Washington Post
Amazon refuses to let police access US murder suspect's Echo recordings | Amazon | The Guardian
Police think Alexa may have witnessed a New Hampshire double homicide. Now they want Amazon to turn her over. - The Washington Post
