OK I'm sure that this is going to end with the loss of my sanity LOL
I'm just trying to digest the last piece of this conversation and what it means for her possible movements that day.
I don't think that's quite right Missy - although I could be interpreting it completely wrong.
Looking at the pdf explaining base station numbering schemes that BCA posted further up thread, it looks like those cell towers are numbered using GSM1 i.e. the tower is <65536 and they're using the final digit to denote the sector - either 1,2 or 3 depending which sector antenna is activated.
So that means that her "home tower" was 2111 and depending on exactly where she was in relation to the tower or which antenna was getting the best signal we have records of her being picked up by either sector 1,2 or 3 - giving us a mixture of 21111, 21112 or 21113
It also means that in addition to her "home tower" she also connects with two other towers on the 31st October
Tower 2110 at 1:52 and 2:41 - in sectors 3 and 1 respectively (21103 and 21101)
Tower 2192 at 2:12, 2:13, 2:24 and 2:27 - all in sector 3 except for the 2:27 call which was sector 1.
Therefore the question that we really need to know the answer to is how far apart were towers 2110 and 2192 and what was their range/overlap.

Unfortunately, I suspect that they're probably too close together for us to draw anything really meaningful from it.
a) The LCell i.d. remains the same for calls connected via both 2110 and 2192 *
and
b) There's only 10 minutes difference between one of the calls via 2110 and one of the calls via 2192
*My understanding is that iCell=initiating tower and lCell=last tower and that calls may flick between towers during the duration of a phone call depending on signal strength.
Given that both 2110 and 2192 flip over to 54096 it would suggest that they're pretty close geographically, possibly even overlapping.
Again, my understanding is that the 5xxxx tower refs denote a different frequency to the 2xxxx, so it doesn't necessarily mean a physical movement from iCell to lCell but rather the phone tuning into the best signal.