Bochicchio murders prompt Boca mom to invent personal security
device | Video  (Jim Rassol, Sun Sentinel ) January 29, 2013|By
Maria Mallory White, Sun Sentinel  The parallels rocked Michele
McCauley to the core.    But mother-of-five McCauley had changed
her mind at the last minute. "I said to my husband, 'That could
have been me and our five kids," McCauley said.   The small
battery-operated device comes with a hidden panic button that
initiates GPS tracking and can be connected to a round-the-clock
emergency response center. Once the SOS button is pushed, a one-
way microphone discreetly begins recording so that emergency
operators can hear everything happening nearby, and the device
will vibrate so the victim will know the unit has engaged the
authorities — but the attacker won't.  "Once my device button is
pushed it would have been updating [Bochicchio's] location while
contacting police," said McCauley, 48. "Her car, license plate
number, the exact route she was traveling and the speed — we
would have be