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A Kentucky Supreme Court decision will now require police to have a search warrant before searching cellphones locations in real-time.

He hasn't achieved that status yet, so right now, ironically, there is now a brian laundrie missing persons investigation that is running at the same time as the gabby petito missing person investigation. >> okay. so yes, there's no crime at this point on that end. at what point can that change? the fact is he could stay in this reserve, given its description, for a long time, for weeks into months, if he has survivalist skills. >> even if he were to be located right now, alex, while we're speaking, if there are no charges that he's facing, if he continues to not voluntarily cooperate and spea...

Tony went on trial. >> the defendant in this case -- >> reporter: the prosecutor shari tate argued that tony, fueled by a jealous rage, waited in the bushes for melissa to come home, followed her into the garage and then launched a brutal attack on his wife's best friend. >> it is a hands on, personal murder. it takes time. it takes premeditation. and, why? because she was a friend. >> reporter: but the residue of pepper spray all over the garage was evidence that melissa had fought back and some had apparently gotten on the killer. tony's housemate testified the night of the murder, he saw hi...

Eight years after the murder, tony went on trial. >> the defendant in this case -- >> the prosecutor shari tate argued that tony, fueled by a jealous rage, waited in the bushes for melissa to come home, followed her into the garage and then launched a brutal attack on his wife's best friend. >> it is a hands on, personal murder. it takes time. it takes premeditation. and, why? because she was a friend. >> but the residue of pepper spray all over the garage was evidence that melissa had fought back and some had apparently gotten on the killer. tony's housemate testified the night of the murder,...

>> the split was 9-3 voting guilty. three of us needed to see the picture clearer. there were still holes or gaps. >> these were two of the three jurors undecided still struggling with a few questions. none of the jurors thought balfour was flat-out not guilty. >> some of us tried our best to make him innocent, but the facts and everything just wasn't there. we tried. that's what took us so long. we had to pick everything apart. >> with 11 days of testimony and a lot of circumstantial evidence, jurors did ask to review the testimony from an fbi expert on cellphone tracking who placed balfour n...