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They could've left the car running with the a/c on. That said, I don't think CW and CH were in the grocery store for anywhere near an hour. The swimming video was apparently time stamped at 12:21 (according to CW). They continued swimming for a bit, went to Walgreens, went to Sonic, went to the...

Yes. I also thought it was weird that CW was so concerned about Summer, walking her to the house, only being gone 2 minutes, etc., but her youngest son is only a couple years older than Summer and he was apparently left at home with the other 2 all day. If CH's appointment was at 8:00am, they...

Oh, for sure. I don't think anyone would see their child isn't exactly where they thought they'd be and call 911 immediately. You'd look around inside, outside, assume they're hiding or sleeping somewhere weird or playing a game. The dispatch said they had been looking for 10 minutes before they...

So she went down to the basement at 5:30, CW noticed her missing at 5:32, and 911 was called at 6:23. Hmmm...

CW says it's very shallow and "You'd be lucky to get wet enough to do anything." 8:50

3:30 13:15

A said about 2:30, and it's a 45 minute drive And the milk jug pic was supposedly taken at 3:09

Quoting myself to say that the swimming one was also edited and set to music. I'm not sure how long something like that takes.

Also, CW posted a few videos/pics to SM in that time

I also don't think it's a coincidence that DW drove straight to where the boys were. When did the boys leave the house to search? When did DW actually arrive? DW said he also saw a neighbor searching. When was the neighbor asked to help (and how)? When did the neighbor arrive?

I'm curious about the timing of the calls. One was apparently 6:23p. Was there another? When? At what point after those calls did DW and CW start talking on messenger?

Yeah, or DW doesn't want her to slip up or say anything that would paint him in an unflattering light.

Yes, you would use past tense in that case because you're talking about a time period (two summers ago) that is now finished. Everything that happened would be in the past tense. It doesn't mean he's dead, it means that time period and all the events that happened during that period are over...

I don't know for sure, but I think it stems from the video of her in church. Also, possibly from the fact that there was discussion over whether or not she is verbal.

It is. And in this video, he actually corrected himself from present tense to past tense. 10:00

Thanks. I've heard it mean both before, but I'd have to listen to it to hear his intonation to see which he meant. "For nothing" meaning "not for any reason" would fall at the end, while "for nothing" meaning "without a reason" would rise. I just don't feel like digging through that interview...

#JusticeForSummer #JusticeForJ It may or may not have anything to do with Summer, but I sure hope J presses charges and DW is held accountable for what he did to her.

I'm having a difficult time understanding what "for nothing" means. Is it like he would never hurt her for any reason, or does he mean he would never hurt her without a reason?

Yes. However, why would she buy refrigerated groceries if she was going to spend the afternoon in Jonesborough? Unless she went home to drop them off and pick up the boys and then go. But if that was the case, why buy a new outfit for her to wear there? She could've just changed at home again...

People were speculating about why the 911 calls aren't available. In this video, A says she heard it was one of the boys who called 911. If that's true, could that be why? 2:05:10