Technology has really come a long way. Not only technology helps to improve the quality of life, but it’s also being constantly used to aid law enforcers in solving crimes. Recently, a tracking key helped provide evidence in babysitter murder indictment. Using the racking key from Land Air Sea Systems, a man named George Ford was arrested for the death of a 12-year-old. Apparently, his wife was suspecting him of having an affair so she placed a vehicle tracking in his car. The GPS device recorded information on how far he traveled, where he stopped and how long, and how fast he was driving. According to the news article:

Based on the information from the tracking key, that’s when investigators believe Ford chased Somers down the road in his truck and intentionally ran her over around 3:00 am.

So there you go. A crime solved with the help of technology. The GPS Tracking key is very small and can be placed anywhere in the vehicle, even under if the car is locked. It can store up to a month’s worth of data which includes the number of stops the driver made, the times and places he/she visited, and driving speed per second. These types of data were recorded using an internal computer that accurately determines the location of the device within 2.5 meters. It is also compatible with Google Earth and water-resistant so you don’t have to worry about it being damaged when splashed with water.

As useful as it is, you can not use the device that might violate the privacy right of others.