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Tracking a cell phones current location?

I feel like my boyfriend is lying to me about where he is. We were supposed to go away for the week in Hawaii and 2 hours before we were supposed to leave, "something tragic happened at home" and he needed to fly back.....alone (to CA). This is the THIRD time this summer that something traumatic happened right before our flight. He is either the most unluck person on the earth or the biggest liar. I know deep down he is lying, but I would feel better if I had concrete proof. How can I find out if he is in California like he says, and not in PA where we live (seperately).?

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1. Having worked with Communications, it is all dependent on what service provider his cellular phone is provided through (ie. AT&T, Cricket, Sprint, US Cellular, Verizon, etc). Some cellular companies have employed a program that can track where you cell phones are at all times, that is, within a 10 mile radius, so it is pretty useless unless you just want to get a rough estimate. I know that Sprint does have this program already in use & you can call and have it added, they will then give you instructions on exactly what to do. My opinion is to have some trust, if you think he is cheating on you, leave him. If you cannot trust the one you are with, there is no sense in even being with that person.
2. Possibly find a detective agency. Or, I don't know if they will do this, but you could try calling your service provider and asking then. Hope this helps!
3. Call his family up back home and see what is going on...Hire a private eye (like that show cheaters) and let them find out whats going on... For the phone, check his history of calls, I am sure somebody will allow you to look at them if you are joint on the fone (very difficult to find information if you are not on the fone contract)...on the tmobile website, after creating an account, you can enter in the phone number on that account, and find out what the calls where made (lists numbers), the messages, everything going on... Good Luck.
4. Its hard, you need a warrant for it. If you feel he is lying, listen to your gut. Its always the best answer.
5. I doubt a civilian would be able to do it. But maybe someone else will come up with something. All in all it sounds hinky. If he had to go somewhere 2 hours before since you are packed and everything he should have a good reason. All of the details such as flight, why, who, who he is staying with and all of that. 3 times in one summer and always before a flight (and the summer is only half over). This defies common sense. Three things could have happened but why always before a flight? Rebooking and then flying to CA last minute would cost much. If he is willing to spend all of that then he could just have asked you along knowing you will be pissed. Since you think he has stayed in PA and his answers are vague it sounds like you have no proof that he even booked a flight to Hawaii..... or anything. What I would do (just an opinion) is to say "fine, obviously the Hawaii thing is not working out". But since we planned a vacation and there have been three tragedies lets just fly out to CA, stop in with the family for a day and find something to do. Just getting on a plane to there would be nice. Plus it would be nice for you to see his old stomping grounds. His response and the look on his face will tell you all you need to know. Does he have a job that allows him to keep suddenly takeing off? If the situation warrents call whoever he works for and ask for him..... or have somebody else do it. If he does this again ask him which airline he is flying with and offer to pick him up or something so he does not have to pay for parking. Or you just get to it and tell him you are done with it. If he is telling the truth hey could talk to his mother on the phone in front of you and have you say hello. Pardon the commentary. He deserves a chance to explain and make it all right. Press him and he might step up to the plate with something solid. But you know in your heart that something is wrong....... and when the back of you mind says so something usually is.