Other cell phone tracking data showed Rowland going to another ATM in Columbia, to the house of his girlfriend, Maria Howard and later in the morning to a cell phone repair store on Monticello Road. In the video, he is seen wearing a hoodie that he also was arrested the next day trying unsuccessfully to access her account. Video from an ATM showed a man resembling Rowland. More cell phone evidence showed Rowland’s cell phone moving back towards Sumter, where it stopped near a Wells Fargo Bank. “No one would go there if they weren’t a local,” said Goldberg. The body was dumped in woods accessible only by dirt roads. It was where Rowland had grown up, a place where he would be familiar with the back roads. 378 east toward Sumter County and finally into Clarendon County where the phone went into a remote rural area called the New Zion community.
Josephson’s cell phone’s app went dead after about 20 minutes, but cell phone towers continued tracking Rowland’s phone for hours.įrom Columbia, Rowland’s Verizon phone traveled along U.S. ▪ Cell phone tower data and a “Find My Phone” social app on Josephson’s cell phone tracked the two phones moving together away from the brightly lit Five Points area toward dimly lit Shandon and Rosewood residential areas. Rowland’s Impala was equipped with rear seat child proof window and door locks activated by the driver, Goldberg said. The car itself “was an actual crime scene,” Goldberg told the jury. DNA found in that blood matched Josephson’s. ▪ An enormous amount of blood was found in the car’s back seat by law officers who stopped Rowland driving in Columbia the next day. With no human witnesses to continue the story, Goldberg reminded the jury of the numerous pieces of scientific evidence and witness testimony, introduced by many of the state’s 33 witnesses over the past week, that documented Goldberg’s narrative of what came next.
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