AirTags used by alleged human smuggler may ultimately provide enough evidence for conviction
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An alleged member of a Russia-based human smuggling network used at least seven Apple AirTags to stalk his wife. And, they may be his downfall.
Apple AirTag
Apple AirTag
Ibodullo Muhiddinov Numanovich, a Tajikistan citizen living in the United States, is believed to have smuggled his ex-wife, a Tajikistani woman known only as “S.K.” in court documents, into the United States. After she arrived in the country, Numanovich Apple AirTags to monitor her location.
Numanovich would hide the trackers inside S.K.’s car, placing at least seven on the vehicle between March and April. According to documents seen by 404 Media, he’d hidden them nearly anywhere he could, including the front bumper, wheel wells, and side mirror casing.
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AirTags used by alleged human smuggler may ultimately provide enough evidence for conviction
