How cellphone records, tracking data and a stolen car led to a US murder arrest


The tower dump turned up a cellphone number that was present at the crime scene and at locations in Greensboro and Hillsborough where the Taos had also been, search warrants state. — Photo by Leon Seibert on Unsplash

Eighteen months after a Durham man was gunned down outside his home, a young man tied to the crime scene by cellphone location data was arrested in his murder, court documents show.

Jaidyn Sumaje Tinsley, 24, of Mebane was charged with first-degree murder Oct 8 in the Feb 16, 2023, death of Jose Manuel Caceres-Murillo, 64, of the 800 block of Park Avenue, according to court records.

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