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        "uri": "/2020/01/02/location-location-location-using-a-claimants-phone-data-to-verify-an-alibi/",
        "title": "Location, location, location: Using a claimant's phone data to verify an alibi",
        "byline": "Fred Ferrand, Murray Flint and Brian Richardson",
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        "summary": "Reviewing cellphone location data can be a critical investigative tool that can help substantiate an insured's alibi or expose a lie.",
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