Cellular & geolocation analysis
Understand the records before drawing conclusions. We review carrier data, location information, and communications in the context of the case.
Call detail records · Cell-site information · Timing advance
Our services
Analyze carefully.
Explain clearly.
Cellular records, location evidence, and courtroom support—organized around the questions your case presents.
The right support
Work that fits
the case.
Retain us for a defined task or coordinated support across analysis, exhibits, and testimony.
Maps, timelines & presentations
Bring relevant records, surveillance footage, and other observations into a coherent visual sequence that is easier to follow.
Maps · Slides · Synchronized evidence videos
Expert testimony
Explain the methods, findings, and limitations clearly. Prepare for the technical questions your case may raise.
Trial preparation · Expert testimony · Clear technical explanations
Investigation support & training
Get technical consultation during active investigations and practical training on provider records, search-warrant language, reverse-location searches, and tower dumps.
Active case support · Provider-specific records · Prosecutor training
Explore consulting & trainingWhat the work includes
The detail behind
the analysis.
Choose a focused assignment or a coordinated analysis and presentation engagement. The agreed scope identifies the work and deliverables your case needs.
Records review & production issues
Review supplied cellular and geolocation records for completeness, accuracy, and consistency with the requested scope. Identify apparent overproductions, missing material, and carrier errors for follow-up and correction with the producing entity.
Communication analysis
Identify relevant voice calls and messaging activity. Compare communications with available social media interactions, text messages, and other evidence to understand the sequence and context of events.
Pattern-of-life analysis
Examine recurring locations, daily routines, and changes in activity over the period covered by the records. Distinguish observed patterns from assumptions about a person’s movements or activities.
Geospatial mapping
Map call detail records, data sessions, timing advance records, and other available geolocation information. Explain the precision supported by each source and identify gaps in coverage.
Corroborating evidence
Evaluate license plate reader observations, surveillance footage, social media activity, text messages, and other supplied material alongside the location and communication records.
Synchronized device & vehicle presentations
Develop maps and video sequences showing supported device and vehicle observations over time. Combine those observations with surveillance and other location evidence, while making time gaps and differences between sources clear.
Complete courtroom presentations
Prepare a coordinated presentation with maps, slides, video, and an explanatory guide to the records and analysis. Organize the material so judges and juries can follow the sequence, methods, findings, and limitations.
A complete view
Bring the
evidence together.
A useful presentation helps the viewer follow the evidence without overstating what it proves.
We compare relevant cellular and geolocation records with surveillance, license plate reader observations, and other supporting material.
Working analysis remains distinct from original productions. Exhibits address differences in timestamps and the location precision supported by each source.
Apparent gaps or inconsistencies are identified for review, including issues that may require clarification from the producing entity.
Illustrative evidence timeline
Synthetic exampleThree observations. One sequence.
A clear exhibit preserves the meaning and limits of each source.
Carrier record
A device event references a serving cell and sector. It does not establish a precise address.
License plate reader
A vehicle is observed at a known reader location. Its occupants require separate identification.
Surveillance footage
A camera records an observation at a known location. Identity requires separate evaluation.
Synthetic data only; no actual case is depicted. Source times are assumed aligned for this example. The sequence does not establish a device route or a link between the observations.
How we work
A clear process.
From the first conversation.
A written scope and spending cap before work begins. Any increase requires your approval.
- 01
Discuss the case
Share the questions, available records, jurisdiction, and deadlines.
- 02
Define the work
Agree on the responsible expert, deliverables, timeline, and spending cap.
- 03
Analyze & review
Examine the sources, identify gaps, and discuss supported findings.
- 04
Prepare & present
Develop clear exhibits and coordinate testimony where retained.
Let’s get started
Bring clarity to
your next case.
Tell us what you need to understand.
We’ll define the work, timeline, and budget together.