The Cell Tower That Almost Ended Her Life
The Cell Tower That Almost Ended Her Life
A single piece of technical evidence nearly destroyed a woman’s life: prosecutors relied on cell tower data that they said placed Gail Owens’ phone near a locked church shed the night Patricia Noone disappeared - but the carrier’s own records contained forty-one pages of detail that would later be challenged. How did a signal timestamped at 11:47 p.m. become the hinge of a first-degree murder case, and what did the data actually show?
In this episode, we lay out the sequence of events from Patricia Noone’s disappearance to the arrest of Gail Owens…
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