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02/08/10(Mon)09:22:12 No.7424554On
June 2, 2007, Kelsey Smith, a teenager from Overland Park, Kansas, was
abducted in a Target parking lot behind the Oak Park Mall. She was
murdered later that night, and immediately after an abandoned car was
found, a search began for her. Local law enforcement involved in the
investigation contacted Verizon Wireless, the family's cell phone
provider at the time of the murder, for records to pinpoint a search
location for her. Despite efforts made by the local investigators and
eventually the FBI, it took Verizon three days to hand over cell phone
records to law enforcement. A Verizon technician pinpointed a cell phone
tower and told investigators to search 1.1 miles north of the tower.
Within 45 minutes, the body of Kelsey Smith was found. There is much
controversy on why it took Verizon so long to cooperate with law
enforcement. |