A second phone .. I really can’t see it. She was a young adult, it’s unlikely she would need another phone to hide a possible relationship from someone/her family when passcode protection & privacy features are usually more than enough for most adults to conduct affairs or keep things hidden.
At Leah’s age i’d really hope my parent’s weren’t reading my messages/monitoring calls through a family plan .. seems very odd, you’d think they would respect her right to privacy? Just a thought. Is it possible the ‘turning off info’ is not wholly accurate ? Turned off, back on then lost signal before being turned back off ? Turned off but back on briefly and this part isn’t reported ?
I’d hope so too. But it would explain why she might have a second device. Good point about the turning off not being entirely accurate. It’s interesting this information is just now being released. Maybe the case will get more traction in the media.At Leah’s age i’d really hope my parent’s weren’t reading my messages/monitoring calls through a family plan .. seems very odd, you’d think they would respect her right to privacy? Just a thought. Is it possible the ‘turning off info’ is not wholly accurate ? Turned off, back on then lost signal before being turned back off ? Turned off but back on briefly and this part isn’t reported ?
I have been reading this thread yesterday while not logged in so just logged in now to post.
How do the police track mobiles? Do they use the phone number or IMEI?
I am wondering if Leah did have a second phone, whether it was a previous one issued prior to an upgrade, or if it was given to her by the person she was speaking to (and was a prior one of his). I wonder if prior IMEIs are available from the phone company?
If it were given to her by bf, he’d have every reason to still have it knocking around even if he had reclaimed it from her at some point. Phone records could even show his old phone ringing his new one or vice versa. This is all guesswork on my behalf.