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Never minding that RA could've had an unregistered phone with him that day, assuming his actual phone was babysitting a table somewhere, this creates an interesting situation relative to a tower dump.One can still listen to this episode on many different platforms that host podcasts. Here's another link: Delphi: Evidence
It's season 1, episode 4, approximately 13:56 in:
"Robert Ives told us that he personally submitted multiple subpoenas seeking to obtain all cell phone records within a five mile radius that day, to determine who was in the area on the 13th. All owners of cell phones that pinged in the area of the bridge that day were contacted regarding their activities and whether they’d seen anything. Investigators looked particularly closely at anyone whose phone records showed that they were newly in the area or spent several hours there during the time in question."
As to whether Robert Ives misspoke or what, I do not know, just reporting what he apparently told the producers of this approved podcast.
Shortly before this segment the host of the podcast said that police executed approximately 70 subpoenas and 12 search warrants that are known to the public and possibly many more that are not yet known (and of course, this process would have continued well past the time that this podcast was created).
LE is looking for every number in the area during that time, then presumably chasing down the owners to vet and eliminate them as POIs.
What a tower dump can't do? Identify someone within that radius who doesn't have his phone. He becomes invisible.
Now HE says he had his phone. But did he? Did he have one phone that hasn't been accounted for?
Will be interesting to see how that shakes out.
JMO