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An expert had cautioned that the cell phone records cited in the Bryan Kohberger case could not place a person at one exact physical location. Cellular data generally showed which tower or sector a phone had connected to, but those coverage areas could extend over significant distances and overlap with other towers. That meant investigators could use the records to establish broad patterns of movement and approximate areas where a phone had traveled, but the data did not function like GPS coordi
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