A six-year investigation into a suspected international organized crime ring has seen members convicted because of evidence from an iPad submerged in London’s Thames river for years.
A six-year investigation into a suspected international organized crime ring has seen members convicted because of evidence from an iPad submerged in London’s Thames river for years.
An iPad that was recovered from London’s Thames River after more than five years, has provided crucial evidence that has led to the conviction of a suspected international organized crime ring.
Right from the start in 2010, the iPad has been available in a cellular version which Apple tends to sell for around $100 to $130 more than the Wi-Fi version. Usually, the hidden detail has been you also need a monthly carrier contract, but it turns out that a cellular iPad can also cost you jail time.
According to BBC News, a six-year investigation has seen members of a suspected international organized crime ring convicted because of their iPad. Three men — Louise Ahearne, Stewart Ahearne, and Daniel Kelly — were involved in stealing a Ming vase from a museum in Switzerland, burglarizing a luxury British apartment, and the attempted murder of another criminal in London.
