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Some oddities regarding the 911 call and transcript IMO:
Does the average 911 call start with how the caller discovered the situation theyre calling about or does the caller cut to the chase and say My wife is missing and then fill in the details? If I were the dispatcher Id be tapping my foot and saying to myself Get to the point dude. He sounds so chipper at the beginning.
Im interested that Keith twice said the end of his driveway when referring to where the find-my-phone app showed it was and where he was while calling 911, and then corrected himself to say that he was at the corner where the phone was found. Ive lived in the rurals and there was a big difference between the end of our driveway and an intersection a half mile away. It makes me wonder why he said that twice.
Im also interested that he took a picture of the phone, but then picked it up. Yet he stayed at the location of the phone when he called 911. Why pick up the phone if he thinks his wife has been abducted and is calling LE from its location? He could be messing up evidence. Did his photo clearly show that he found it at that intersection or could it have been found at the end of his driveway as indicated?
Also, we know the earbuds cord was coiled neatly, but he says that the phone on the ground indicates that something happened to her. He focuses on her strands of hair like the headphones got ripped off, like they grabbed... But we know that the cord was neatly coiled and it wasnt a chunk of hair pulled out. It seems odd that his first thought was that someone harmed her and not that Sherri put her phone down carefully for some reason and forgot to pick it up. It just seems like a huge leap IMO.
He also starts to say shes got a whole bunch of missed... after saying she texted him. I assume he was about to say calls and it would be interesting to know who had called and when the missed calls started. Were they all from the same person?
Also, he hesitates about Sherris eye color...says Uh, like a...bluish...blue. Perhaps he is distracted, but her eyes are clearly blue, so whats with the bluish? My eyes are very blue and theres no ish about it! Of course, some men like my husband have a touch of difficulty distinguishing shades of blue-green, but mine knows my eyes are blue. Id be saying What did you mean bluish after all these years?!
These are just things that I found odd, but dont necessarily indicate anything deceptive. He may just be odd.
http://www.mercurynews.com/2017/10/25/sherri-papini-abduction-911-audio-sketches-released/
I don't know if there is such a thing as an average 911 call. How he describes the situation doesn't bother me, probably because I often hear my husband on the phone and wish he would just get to the point with people. I don't know what it is about him, but when he picks up the phone to explain something, what we just discussed and how we discussed it goes right out the window, whether it's the insurance company, a doctor, or even ordering food. All of a sudden he is incapable of speaking and explaining in a straightforward way. Maybe it's because when we are speaking, he has the assumption that I completely understand the shortened version, but with other people he is trying to make sure they understand the back story - even when they don't need to. It drives me bonkers, actually. So I just assume that there are lots of other people who do this, too (in fact, as I'm typing this I am coming up with a list of other people who also drive me nuts doing this).
As for her eyes, I can see me hesitating about the color of my husband's eyes because after 20 years I still don't remember what they technically are (on his license, for instance), because depending on what he's wearing, they can be blue, gray, or green. True story.
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