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The Maintenance Log That Freed a Killer's Victim

The Maintenance Log That Freed a Killer's Victim

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A woman is found dead in a creek, her neighbor's phone pinged nearby - but a telecom expert spots a clue in the maintenance log. Who's truly guilty?

The Maintenance Log That Freed a Killer's Victim

This episode details the investigation into the death of Denise Morrow, whose body was found in Sawyer Creek. The case hinges on a cell phone record that leads to an arrest, but a closer look at network data reveals a crucial discrepancy.

Person: Denise Morrow
Date: February 9, 2011
Location: Sawyer Creek, Harlan County, Kentucky
Cause of Death: Manual strangulation
Evidence: Cell tower ping

- Paula Bishop discovered Denise Morrow's body tangled in trotlines in Sawyer Creek.
- Investigators determined Morrow had been manually strangled elsewhere and placed in the creek.
- Lori Hughes, Morrow's neighbor with whom she had a financial dispute, became a suspect.
- A cell tower ping from Hughes's phone at 11:18 PM on February 8 placed it near Sawyer Creek.
- Public defender Scott Sanders, a former telecom contractor, subpoenaed the carrier's maintenance log.

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