An iPhone 6 is at the center of an investigation of two missing Florida teens. Last July, 14-year-olds Austin Stephanos and Perry Cohen set out on a boat trip in the Atlantic Ocean, but both of the bodies went missing and boys never returned. The United States Coast Guard performed an eight-day search for the boys, but never found them. Last, month, however, their boat was recovered 100 miles off the shore of Bermuda and on the boat was Stephanos’ iPhone (via ABC News).
The iPhone was initially given to Stephanos’ father, but Cohen’s mother took the case to court to fight that the iPhone should be handed over to experts so its contents could be analyzed for evidence of foul-play and clues as to where the boys disappeared to.
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The iPhone was initially given to Stephanos’ father, but Cohen’s mother took the case to court to fight that the iPhone should be handed over to experts so its contents could be analyzed for evidence of foul-play and clues as to where the boys disappeared to.
Read more Apple agrees to analyze contents of iPhone found in boat of missing teens
