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    WA - Mackenzie Cowell, 17, Wenatchee, 9 Feb 2010 - #10

    15 miles was pertaining to rural areas with minimal service towers I believe that since the beginning of 2006 U.S. cell phone companies have been required to have the ability to pinpoint 911 calls from a cell phone to within 100 meters. The 15 miles days are a long time ago.
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    WA - Mackenzie Cowell, 17, Wenatchee, 9 Feb 2010 - #9

    I believe that the VZ Navigator application is an option but that GPS location comes standard. I bet that if you check your wife’s phone you will find that the GPS feature is turned on. To check: From Menu Select Settings & Tools then press OK. Select Phone Settings then press OK...
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    WA - Mackenzie Cowell, 17, Wenatchee, 9 Feb 2010 - #9

    I don’t see how LE could get a court order to stop WW from publishing a public document. During that two week period you, me, or anyone else could have obtained a copy of the document. The certificate is available to anyone at the health department 8:00am – 5:00 PM M-F. It is ready the...
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    WA - Mackenzie Cowell, 17, Wenatchee, 9 Feb 2010 - #9

    I don’t see how having federal investigators helping with the case would affect state law but I believe that you are correct that the information could become public via a trial.
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    WA - Mackenzie Cowell, 17, Wenatchee, 9 Feb 2010 - #9

    I believe that you are correct. In Washington the autopsy report are confidential, with certain exceptions. http://apps.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=68.50.105
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    WA - Mackenzie Cowell, 17, Wenatchee, 9 Feb 2010 - #9

    My research shows that her phone did have GPS and it ships with GPS enabled. The user has to take steps to turn it off. I expect that is at least one of the ways that LE is certain of the location.
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    WA - Mackenzie Cowell, 17, Wenatchee, 9 Feb 2010 - #9

    I think that it was probably the other way around. Rather that WW asking permission to publish the information I imagine that LE asked WW to hold off publishing. It looks like WW was willing to do so for a period of time but made the decision that they had held off long enough.
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    WA - Mackenzie Cowell, 17, Wenatchee, 9 Feb 2010 - #9

    It was a public document. WW obtained the document just as you & I could, through a public records request. IMO LE looked really silly with the statement that they wished WW had not published it.
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    WA - Mackenzie Cowell, 17, Wenatchee, 9 Feb 2010 - #9

    It sounds to me that some of the information concerning locating cell phone users that has been disseminated might be pretty old. It is my experience that there has been a huge push to get GPS locating into cell phone by first responders. In the past there were many tragic stories about...
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    WA - Mackenzie Cowell, 17, Wenatchee, 9 Feb 2010 - #9

    I believe that the monthly cost is to use the VS Navigator feature but that GPS locator feature is no cost…and is on by default.
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    WA - Mackenzie Cowell, 17, Wenatchee, 9 Feb 2010 - #9

    Doesn't her phone, the LGanV2, have GPS?

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