What is this business of a data call from 5:03pm TO 7ish on April 8... What was he doing on the internet? Could he of been looking at *advertiser censored*?
Why can't the police look up what the texts say, what the BB,'s say, what the data calls were? Sites he visted on his phone? Why just the times and sender / receiver? I work in wireless telecommunications, and I don't see why this can not be identified...
Sorry I am a little bee hind!! Only on page 7!
Respectfully, I don't know which wireless company you work for or if it is in Canada, but I worked for two of the major cell co. here in Ontario, and to my knowledge, not one wireless carrier in Canada keeps a record of text messages, it would be a violation of privacy. We do keep records as to how many text messages were sent for billing purposes, and the times sent and the phone number it was sent to. As far as his surfing data and what not, his telephone was wiped before it got to RIM, so the police were not able to get any data off of it.
Not relating to your post LoyalSleuth:
This put put all the times into perspective for me, it was hard to understand the tweets a bit
http://www.ctv.ca/CTVNews/Canada/20120425/rafferty-trial-resumes-after-legal-arguments-120425/
Clintic has testified that when they were leaving Woodstock that day, Rafferty took the battery out of his phone and put it back in once they arrived in Guelph, where he bought the Percocets. Rafferty's phone had been accessing the Internet, likely in the background of other phone activity, since the night before and the connection ends at 3:42 p.m., records show. An unanswered call several minutes later goes to his voicemail.
There was some activity on Rafferty's phone between 4:18 and 5:03 p.m., and those signals bounce off of towers in the Guelph, Ont., area. The trial has seen evidence that Rafferty withdrew $80 from an ATM at a gas station next to a Home Depot in Guelph at 5:03 p.m., then McClintic entered the Home Depot minutes later and purchased a hammer and garbage bags using cash.
The next gap in Rafferty's phone use came between 5:05 and 7:46 p.m. According to McClintic's testimony, Tori was raped and killed around that time, as it was beginning to get dark.
At 7:46 p.m. four instant messages that Spitzig sent between 6:35 and 7:11 p.m. were delivered at once to Rafferty's BlackBerry. His voicemail was called one minute later, records show, and the call bounced off a tower near where Tori's remains would be found more than three months later near Mount Forest, Ont.
If this has already been posted, sorry!
