Historical cell-site records can associate a phone with a general service area at a particular time. They ordinarily cannot pinpoint an address, prove a phone followed one exact route, or identify who was carrying it.
Digital timestamps do not automatically describe the same event or use the same clock. Learn how investigators preserve, normalize and compare them without claiming more than the records prove.
An innocent person may confess when pressure, exhaustion, fear, vulnerability, and the immediate desire to escape questioning overwhelm concern about future consequences. The confession still must be traced from the first question to its independent corroboration.