my son died

[Applejuiced]

Anyone can, but if you had any class or common sense you'd give the person the benefit of the doubt - because if it's true and you're making these accusations, that's a terrible thing to say to a parent.

I came from the exact situation three weeks ago and I had to go through similar pains to get into my family member's phone so I could get to his contacts list. It's not fun, and to the other poster, I never thought of going to the #$@%@ police.

My prayers go out to dustinsmom.

I think if you had any common sense you'd see through it too.
Either way if there was a real death case the police would had automaticly already retrieved that info from the victims device.
On the other hand anyone can make up a handle and a thread like this wanting info on how to break into their girlfriends, hunsbands, lost or stolen password protected iphone.
Not to be rude or insensitive but reality is it happens all the time. People lie and will lie about anything to get what they want. I deal with people like that every day and if you let your guard down and take everything anyone says without a grain of salt then you will have problems.

 

[blueroom]

True story or not, we may never know. Either way you're not going to get much off that iPhone without a passcode. Sorry.

 

[tjmrpm04]

What is the purpose of calling Dustin's Mom a liar? Does it change anything? [...] If Dustin's Mom is lying, then just don't reply to her. Problem solved.

Either way, to the point at hand, if you have access to another iPhone, I would see about running a restore from backup to that one and see if it allows you to see the data. If not, certainly take it to the authorities and see if they can help you.

 

[EricNau]

Thread closed.

Unfortunately, it has become too time-consuming for the moderators to keep this thread on-topic and civil.

If Dustinsmom would like the thread reopened for any reason, then I invite her to report this post using the report post button to the left (

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