m00c0w
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If they got there 10 minutes earlier than suggested by LE, does that substantially change LE's case? If the search warrant read "they were dropped off at 1:39" instead of "they were dropped off at 1:49", would the search warrant have not been granted?BP stated that the girls left around 1:30, give or take a few. I understand that as meaning it could have been a little earlier or later that 1:30. My question is: "Why to we always argue for the later time?"
What if they left before 1:30? How would that change the timeline?
The fact is LE probably knows exactly where they were when the call came in, what time the call came in and what time it ended but they have chosen to use only the time on the HHS cam as arrival and departure.
In my opinion, it would have still been granted. It doesn't substantially change anything with respect to the timeline. It's not like they were actually there an hour earlier or later.
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