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Cellphone Evidence in High-Stakes Trial | Cincinnati News
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Two men are on trial for the brutal 2017 kidnapping and murder of 25-year-old Curtis Boston—charged with chasing, abducting, and shooting him before his body was found burned. Prosecutors rely heavily on cellphone records and license plate data placing them at the scene, plus shell casings matching their weapons. But defense attorneys argue the digital evidence alone isn’t enough, pointing to the lack of DNA, fingerprints, or eyewitnesses—and questioning why charges weren’t filed sooner. With life in prison on the line, the jury must decide if the digital trail is enough to convict.
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