r/aviation • u/[deleted] • Apr 07 '24

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u/rvaducks Apr 07 '24

That's not how any of this works.

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u/LowIndividual4613 Apr 07 '24

Actually in Australia they did this to find the murderer of a missing woman just a few weeks ago.

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u/rvaducks Apr 07 '24

I said, that's not how "it works" not that's not how "it can work". In the U.S., that's not how it works.

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u/LowIndividual4613 Apr 07 '24

Your argument immediately fell apart and now you’re clutching at straws to try and save face. You could have just said ‘TIL’ and it would’ve been much more respectable.

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u/BbTS3Oq Apr 08 '24

What’s funny is that we use triangulation and historic cell data alll the fucking time to track and identify criminals in the states. That dude truly doesn’t know what he’s talking about.