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From my understanding: The writing on DB's hand has been denied by Cyndi Short to Jim Spellman (CNN). LE got the number DB/JI 's phone records associated with the missing phones, and probably just Googled the phone number. The number was associated with an ad on Craigslist for a GPS. They...

Jim Spellman tweeted that Cindy Short told him the phone number on the hand info was not true, in answer to a question. http://twitter.com/#!/jimspellmancnn

Possible, but if this was JI's first time working at night then it seems unlikely this routine had developed.

So that eviction was in August, was she evicted again in October?

That's also true. I'm not sure where this took place. I'd pictured a public area but Katshep indicated it was at the communal home. Either way, it seems like a bunch of fibbies would draw attention.

I'd hope they did, seems like they would have been frantically searching for baby Lisa, and then the phones.

I haven't seen info that the FBI even met MW at the home she was residing. That wouldn't be the norm for Craigslist transactions, especially if they involved stolen merchandise. If she or anyone in the home is suspected I'd hope the home had been searched, and quickly with the assumption...

I don't think bringing attention to the house was in the best interest of the housemates :)

It hasn't been reported and it seems media would have been all over any kind of search. It seems odd that the home wasn't searched if she was a suspect in the kidnapping or if the phones had pinged at or near the house.

My understanding is no, but an abandoned phone (left on) will ping until the battery runs out.

Yes, I think it is. If she had admitted she'd called the number (for any reason) it would leave the door open for that party to have later come and taken Lisa, made a call from in or near the home and left.

How do you explain the 8:30 call between the same 2 numbers?

There are unlimited plans available for approximately $50/month. Jim Spellman (CNN) indicated that he had not seen MW in a vehicle and had seen her walking to stores, etc. (via Twitter)

Well, I don't know much about pings but I do know they're not only generated when a call is made. I think it's problematic for DB if a call was made to a number she doesn't know when she was apparently still in control of the phone, and the phone continues to ping from her home many hours later.

I haven't watched the video, but why would they refer to it as a ping if it was in fact a call?

I appreciate that he takes the time to verify info, and admits when he's made a mistake.

I read that as she answered when LE called pretending to be interested in the GPS she had listed on Craigslist. Is that a change from her previous story?

DB's brother. The one that drove her to the grocery store when she purchased baby items and wine.

How would LE know what numbers PN's phone had dialed? Do you think he shared that info? I can't imagine they'd have enough for a court order to get the info from the provider.

Apparently it affects people differently. I've taken it in the past, had 2-3 drinks, noticed no difference. In another thread a nurse noted that it also had to do with dosage, how long one had been taking it and other variables. We have no information as to whether it did or did not affect DB.