Police arrested a suspect in four Idaho killings using DNA evidence and cellphone data. Now, a claim suggests police use of that data proves that criticism of “2000 Mules” for its use of cellphone data is off base. Here’s why that’s wrong.
"One's praised as ‘brilliant detective work,’ the other has been vilified as ‘not credible,’" he wrote."See how this works? We live in a mirrored fun house where every image is bent."
This comparison falls flat: The methods to track down information using cellphone data were not exactly the same and the Idaho arrest didn’t give credibility to the movie.
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