Digital Confessions: How Phones Unravel Crimes
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Across cases from Utah to Georgia, investigators cite smartphones, deleted messages, and online searches as key evidence that defendants reveal far more on their devices than they intend; the article highlights Kouri Richins’s murder case where iPhone data helped convict her, along with other incidents showing how digital breadcrumbs are recovered and used in court, raising ongoing privacy concerns.
- Cell phones users can't stop incriminating themselves Ars Technica
- Kouri Richins’ boys wanted her to get life in prison. Their wish was granted CNN
- Kouri Richins Sentenced to Life in Prison for Poisoning Her Husband The New York Times
- Kouri Richins, who wrote a children's book about grief after murdering husband, sentenced to life without parole Yahoo
- Kouri Richins delivers her final message to sons during sentencing NewsNation
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