The affidavit said he was murdered in his bedroom, which is obviously Colorado.
At the time it was written, Gannon’s body had yet to be found. They did think his body was likely in the areas they were searching, but couldn’t imagine that she would actually take it with her.
The video is still important, as it shows when Gannon and TS left that morning, and the time they returned back home.
But no, it wasn’t as important as everyone thought it would be, as it does appear that Gannon made it home. The video just didn’t capture it clearly.
Some good things about the video:
* It never captured Egurado using the keypad to open the garage door and enter the house to lay in wait.
* Proved that Quincy did not exit the truck when it returned and enter the home while holding anyone at gunpoint.
* Did not capture Gannon being kidnapped, leaving with someone, or going to a friend's house. In fact; it proved Gannon never left the home again.
* Contradicted TS claims of searching for Gannon prior to reporting him missing.
* Provided information about where vehicles were parked, and when those vehicles entered or left the garage.
I would say that surveillance footage WAS a big break, after all!