Phone found on cruise ship implicates 16-year-old in young passenger's death

Somewhere between the open sea and the controlled corridors of a cruise ship, a young person was killed — and a recovered cellphone has become the quiet witness that investigators say points to a 16-year-old as the one responsible. The case sits at the intersection of maritime jurisdiction, adolescent violence, and the expanding role of digital forensics in reconstructing what human eyes may not have seen. It asks us to consider not only how such a thing could happen in a place designed for leisure and safety, but what it means that a device carried in a pocket may now speak more reliably than