CluelessWonder
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Have police stated that her last known location was the building where the dog was found?
It also looks longer and fuller to me in the newest video, but I can't tell all that well. The earlier video looked to be right above her shoulders with a little side bang area that doesn't look to be present in the newest video, but it could be angles.That was my question as well. I think it might just be the lighting but my initial thought was that her hair was noticeably darker...
She had the sweater tied around her hips when she was getting in her car to go to the football game. As for her hair, I just think it's a lighting issue. And she was in the shade between two buildings late in the afternoon by that point.Good catch!!
She has a sweater on.
Is it the lighting or is her hair darker?
Did we ever find out what time the leaving home video was taken?
CBS article references less than hour after last seen, but has anyone seen any article confirming the time she was last seen? There never any timestamps, which frustrates me to no end.
Great points!Apologies if I'm restating others' thoughts. Just seeing the video.
No purse seems to indicate:
A) she's already been in H+F to put her stuff down;
B) She met up with someone she trusted enough to hold onto it at a restaurant or shop while she took Seven out; or,
C) She was there to drop Seven off and someone was waiting for her in the car.
I don't get the impression DTLA is a place you'd leave your purse in your car unattended and she appears to be walking quickly, Seven isn't keeping up with her. I know dogs get distracted, but she seems distracted too. She's not particularly paying attention to him and, IDK, I'm not getting the, "I'm just walking my dog" vibe.
Apologies if I'm restating others' thoughts. Just seeing the video.
No purse seems to indicate:
A) she's already been in H+F to put her stuff down;
B) She met up with someone she trusted enough to hold onto it at a restaurant or shop while she took Seven out; or,
C) She was there to drop Seven off and someone was waiting for her in the car.
I don't get the impression DTLA is a place you'd leave your purse in your car unattended and she appears to be walking quickly, Seven isn't keeping up with her. I know dogs get distracted, but she seems distracted too. She's not particularly paying attention to him and, IDK, I'm not getting the, "I'm just walking my dog" vibe.
Yes, it did say 10:22.There appears to be a date/time stamp on the CBS video of Heidi outside in the alley with her dog. It pretty clearly says 10/17/2021, but the time stamp is less clear to me. It appears to say 10:22:43 but that wouldn't make sense timeline wise.
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Oh, thanks! I completely missed that on the video.Yes, it did say 10:22.
ITA. She was not walking the dog, she was walking WITH the dog. Anyone who has ever walked a dog knows they stop to sniff everything, and a walk with a dog is a stroll. She was definitely not strolling. She had a sense of urgency, and I agree, she may have been dropping the dog off with someone, or else may have been intending to. JMO
Yes, but it said in the beginning of the video and then the time is gone; I think part of the video was deleted.Yes, it did say 10:22.
Okay after watching this video I noticed something. In the first part of the video, where she is walking away from the camera, she has something in her right hand. In the 2nd part, where she is walking towards the camera there is nothing in her right hand. The reporter mentioned her carrying a mask in the video. Could have also been a dog bag. So which video was first? Did she walk into the alley with something and walk out with nothing or the other way around. Just noticed, probably nothing, but worth a mention.