From the article:This is what I found on the matter:
How to Find Your iPhone Even if It's Turned Off: The Fastest Way to Do It
With Apple's Find My app, you can hunt down your lost or stolen devices.www.cnet.com
For a period of time it is, provided that the proper setting is enabled on the missing iPhone.
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He was 5'11" and weighed about 180 lbs. Not really all that tall.....an average sized young man. But at age 21 he was probably in prime condition.
Yes, an accidental overdose or some mishap would probably cause someone to try and conceal the body. It couldn’t go very long without being discovered, so if this is the case it would at some point be dumped in water or something. If someone were known to be the last person who saw him, wouldn’t that be enough for a warrant? I just don’t understand this case…Wow - I didn't know about the bolded part. Thank you so much. You've been saying what these articles said, all along (that it is the weirdest missing person case, likelihood of foul play, reasons for federal involvement).
So glad the Asst Chief gave this interview.
I keep thinking that perhaps he was lured by the internet, met someone from close by, went to their place, died there and they concealed (or are still concealing) the body.
Like that case in L.A. where the guy kept the dead body in his room. In that case, the guy lived with his mother, who eventually discovered the body. But there are other cases where the perp/concealer kept everything concealed for quite a while.
If the death was in some sense accidental (including possible overdose), the person who conceals the death would still be committing a crime. And I can think of so many reasons why a college age person might try such a thing. The guy in the above store was 25.
Mom finds woman’s body in son’s room in South Los Angeles, police say
A possible homicide was reported in the Historic South-Central area of South Los Angeles Sunday afternoon. Officers were called to the 2200 block of Wall Street at about 1:15 a.m., according to the…
IIRC, it's not clear that the young man actually killed the woman (can't remember - it might be an accidental overdose case, my only point is that an acquaintance/friend decided to hide the body in a residence).
I'm guessing that creates a difficult task for LE - who would have to have some help in figuring out through digital/phone forensics exactly where that person might be, to obtain a warrant.
Something like that - your thoughts are much appreciated.
IMO
IMO, those "pings" were nothing more than the last signals of that phone, in the possession of someone other than Caleb, before it was destroyed.
We're all sitting ducks when it comes to a perp that is well organized. A psychological manipulator, someone who carries a kit: chloroform, benzos, zip ties.
I hadn’t thought about it that way. Do you think law enforcement has concluded the same?
True. Or a gun….
Yes, I do.
When LE say they are baffled by this case, is it because they can’t trace this person?
Not necessarily.
What do you think they mean? “Baffling” to me would mean you can’t make heads or tails of it. Maybe the assistant Chief of Police used the wrong word….
But at almost 3 months in, they must already have done this. Where are the results? I guess I’m nervous because other cases I’ve cared about have grown cold….
www.12newsnow.com
Exactly.
Does anyone know if a search was ever conducted in the water?
