Digital Forensics Now

Digital Forensics Now is representing Aleksandra Vasilevna Mendoza, known online as “Alorah Ziva,” in a Miami lawsuit involving serious allegations of exploitation and non-consensual conduct involving a minor during a livestreamed event.

The lawsuit alleges that influencer Braden Eric Peters, known online as “Clavicular,” injected Aleksandra with Aqualyx. An FDA-unapproved fat-dissolving substance without her consent while using her image for online content and engagement.

This case is about accountability, protecting victims, and uncovering the truth through evidence and forensic investigation.

Digital Forensics Now

A recent health care fraud takedown led to the arrest of eight individuals tied to more than $50 million in intended losses.

The scheme involved sham hospice care facilities billing Medicare for patients who were not terminally ill.

Cases like this highlight a consistent pattern in financial crime.

• Enrollment of ineligible beneficiaries
• False billing for unnecessary services
• Movement of funds through multiple controlled entities

These are not isolated incidents. They are coordinated schemes designed to exploit systems built on trust.

From an investigative standpoint, the challenge extends beyond identifying fraudulent claims.

It requires reconstructing the flow of funds:
source → entity → billing → payment

As funds move across entities, the complexity increases.

Understanding how funds are generated, routed, and distributed is critical in financial crime investigations.

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