Bohemian
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Dont think police can access FB metadata without warrant but it would be a needle in a haystack.
Checking IP logs is an ardious task for number of reasons.
A bag of mobile phones were found at a suspects retail business that could be used for communications and uploading images at say, eg, a local cafe via WIFI or pub (public WIFI) dependant the logging.
Not easily traceable. Maybe old owner but Im not up to speed on phone metadata variables.
Possibly a mac address or an NIC IP address for that matter.
I have feeling thatthis is why some people moved to the Kendall area as they cannot be tracked due to holes in tower coverage.
*Williams foster father had to go to town for a conference call as data not available. Thats what we were told.
If some did not take phone or not contactable, this would mean the abduction preplanned for the window of opportunity to open.
The phone was another variable in this being perfect abduction place at perfect time.
There would be tower pings locating as certain people moved through their journey into and out of range.
If those people were not in range at the time William went missing but the suspect said they were elsewhere then it would be an interesting coincidence.
I doubt proxy address would be used by these people. Maybe they might not be smart but know enough to be savvy.
Id say police checked tower logs but maybe the phone to be looking for is the phone metadata that is 'not' there.
Might be able to do database analysis that would establish that en mass. Find anomolies.
Drifters, not where said, not there at all.
Thank you crabby (or should I say, Q?)