@tootalltam143
If you take you phone to crime or take a person's phone that you killed, you are not the brightest thug in the box
@MontereEvege
Why tf would you take a picture of a foot injury that occured during a homicide
@brockjensen2473
We're closing in on a time where committing a crime without being caught is going to be nearly impossible. rip to this young man I hope his family can find some sort of comfort in what small justice was served.
@iamstacs
Keep these episodes coming!!!!!
@Hellnback303
It would make it more interesting if the motive for the crime is also added apart from the investigation, arrest and conviction.
@jodyljohnson8515
Love any new technology that assists detectives in their searches!
@steelycubsfan3460
Why the heck would anyone take a photo of their foot like that?????
@DemEazy
If you're gonna commit a crime leave your phone at home! Cell phones are personal GPS trackers...
@susanwilliams4953
May you rest in peace Mitchell, healing to your family.
@Hssanseckati
His last words...he tok my phone
@Denvermorgan2000
The moral of this story one don't take your phones or your guns and knives to town better yet don't commit crimes to start with.
@annazaman9657
Did they know each other? Why would he go from Atlanta to Marietta to kill him and steal his phone?
@Jammilag
Quick with it!!!!!
@Titahood4life
Grateful to good law enforcement and advancement in technology together so many horrendous crimes are solved so thankful
@navadeandrummond4131
Just evil, no other motive except depraved caracter
@cjespers
That paper foil wrapper from your chicken sandwich or a piece of foil may be a wise place for a cell phone. Thanks for the video.
@ForensicGuyExpert
Okay, I have a couple comments. First off, I see nothing "revolutionary" about anything forensically that took place back in 2018. Geolocation data, call detail records with positional tower locations, cloud data, phone data....... all very common in 2018 for experienced and trained digital forensic scientists to work with. It may have been new to this agency, but not in the field of law enforcement or digital forensics as a whole. Secondly, it sure seems like law enforcement was pushing the limits when obtaining information on all citizens in a particular geolocation, doing criminal history searches, and investigating them in order to narrow down a suspect list. This certainly is not simply sifting through nameless metadata...... this is specific information on specific citizens where the government has absolutely no probably cause to look at them from an investigative standpoint. I find this to be most troubling.
@dianecurry3552
WTF are you talking about , spirits above whatever been around longer then any cell phone , talk to the wireless connection GOD !
@djohanson99
Wonder how hard it is to change your link state/address. What is it the IMEI # to fool geo fence with someone else's IMEI. Idk
@AETV