The records
The records themselves, so you can check everything on this site against the source.
Tap a document to open it. Personal information of uninvolved third parties is redacted, except where a record is posted as it was admitted at trial; that record says so.
My AT&T phone records (Trial Exhibit 794)
Every call to and from my phone for the year before and the weeks after February 4, 2010, with the cell tower for each call where AT&T recorded one. This is the record Agent Boles worked from and the jury had. The item numbers and page numbers cited on this site come from this exhibit.
Posted as it was admitted at trial, without redaction.
Quoted on: Was I hiding my whereabouts by turning off my phone? · Home that night · Both at home?
Joseph’s and Summer’s T-Mobile records (Trial Exhibit 793)
The call records for two phones on Joseph’s T-Mobile account: Summer’s phone, 949-295-6411 (pages 2-15), and Joseph’s phone, 949-295-7451 (pages 16-50). T-Mobile’s subscriber page lists the 6411 line under the name Patrick R. McStay; it was Summer’s phone.
Posted as it was admitted at trial, except that Joseph’s Social Security number and date of birth are redacted.
Quoted on: Home that night · Both at home?
Interview of Charles Merritt, February 17, 2010
My first recorded interview, at the clubhouse of my apartment complex in Rancho Cucamonga. Part 1 covers 0:00 to 1:30; Part 2 covers 1:30 to 2:41.
The calls between Cathy and me during the interview, breaking up and reconnecting, and Detective Fisk’s remark about AT&T, are in Part 2, pages 18 and 19.
Quoted on: Both at home? · Home that night
Detective DuGal’s follow-up report
Detective DuGal’s summary of his interviews and calls with me during the 2010 missing-persons investigation, including the February 17 interview at the clubhouse and our March 9 phone call, when he asked me about Joseph’s call to Walker Welding.
Quoted on: The Walker call
Interview of Charles Merritt, October 22, 2014
More documents are being prepared and will be posted here.