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Looking for an AT&T Cell Phone Expert for an automobile accident. Also need the expert to be experienced with billing records for the explanation of text, data transfers and call times.
Do you know of any way to obtain transcripts of text messages between two cell phone users? I contacted ATT&T and they indicated contact of text messages can only be obtained via the handset itself. In the recent commuter train accident case in Los Angeles, federal investigators were able to obtain transcripts of the engineer’s text messages at the time of the crash so there must be a way.
My understanding is that some of the celcos are able to retrieve text messages for a short time (like 30 days) and that they will produce them in response to a court order (but not a subpoena). Did the federal investigators in Los Angeles have access to teh engineer’s handset?
I’m not sure. I think they may have obtained a court order.
Hi Mark, thanks for posting the info for each of the custodians of record. My question is: will they accept service by mail/fax of a subpoena duces tecum? We are in San Diego, CA, and have a criminal case pending for which I need to obtain records regarding tower/location of cell phone when calls were made. I just don’t know if they require personal service, or if service by mail is valid. Thanks.
I have found that they accept service by fax or email for subscriber and toll information, but cell tower information requires a court order.
Thanks for the information. It was helpful.
how about cingular in California (209) 256-xxxx
What are you asking me?
Once you get the records with the tower locations, how do you read these? The records I got give me a chart with eight columns: Call type, calling number, called number, call duration, answer dt, disconnect dt, first cell, and first LAC. Under “first cell” there seems to be a five-digit number code (which is not a zip code) and under “first LAC” there is a number code that is either two digit, three digit or five digit. Is there a map or key I should be using with this or should I have received something from T-Mobile to translate the locations? Any help would be extremely useful. Thanks.
By the way, if you are subpeonaing from California, T-Mobile will accept service by fax, even for cell tower information – no court order required. Sue Johnson handles California subpoenas. Her phone number is 973-292-8906 (direct line).