If you try to kill somebody, don't throw your iPad in the river afterwards

AppleInsider
Mar 25, 2025, 9:36 am430 pts
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. The iPad that was uncovered after five years in the River Thames — image credit: Metropolitan Police An iPad that was recovered…

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