Found Deceased CO - Gannon Stauch, 11, Colorado Springs, Lorson Ranch, El Paso County, 27 Jan 2020 *endangered* #21

[FlamingJane]

I am too! I was wondering if the evidence they were collecting at this last search of the house was scrapings from the the plumbing to test for poison.

I agree! Poisoned or purposefully over-medicated. Plenty of info out there on how much disease of meds does a person in.

 

[gatorage]

Depends on the model of Apple Watch she has. Use Camera and timer on Apple Watch

You can control the shutter for the camera on the iPhone from the Apple Watch. No version of the Apple Watch comes with a camera onboard.

 

[FlossyMay]

If I'm understanding this correctly, the watch can be used as a remote control to operate the camera on your phone and nothing more?

 

[MamaOV]

Depends on the model of Apple Watch she has. Use Camera and timer on Apple Watch

If you read that link, you’ll see what it actually says/means. I posted the same link last night but with the actual explanation: it can be used as a shutter/timer for the iPhone or iPad. If you search Gatorage’s posts you’ll see why she’s qualified to speak to this (I had to do that myself since I missed her original post). HTH.

 

[gatorage]

Sorry, I kind of speed read through a whole thread, I thought it was said a photo could be taken with just the watch.

No worries! It’s confusing, too, because a camera app that comes standard on the watch, but it’s just to control a paired iPhone camera. I don’t think they make that clear enough!

 

[FlamingJane]

You can control the shutter for the camera on the iPhone from the watch. No watch comes with a camera.

I stand corrected. It does just look like Apple is working on this function, but it isn’t available yet. I’ll add a disclaimer to my last post. Apple Watch camera with a nifty design seen in Apple patent - 9to5Mac

 

[Jillyg]

Without permission, LE would need a warrant.

Ok but if the account is in her husband's name, couldn't he give permission?
That's how it works with other personal property.
And if LE were savvy, then they would've asked her for permission to search the watch details in front of other family members and BM so she would've felt compelled to or else look like she wasn't helping...Or at the same time they asked for her phone because of course she willingly gave them permission on that because she left it at home. Sooooo, ergo... it would look fishy if she gave them permission for the phone but not the watch.

 

[SleuthBee]

Alternatively, someone mentioned earlier in the thread that she may have taken a screenshot of an older picture of she & him in the driveway. If she deleted the old one, it would make it look like a new selfie to the naked eye. Phone forensics would likely later be able to uncover this by looking at the source information, but it could buy more time...

Her arrogance deceives her to believe that she is smarter than a highly specialized computer forensics expert.

Don't be confused because what appears as stupidity is often blatant arrogance.

 

[ChuckMaureen]

You can control the shutter for the camera on the iPhone from the watch. No watch comes with a camera.

Clarify: I think you mean no "Apple Watch" comes with a camera. My watch has a camera but it isn't an Apple product.

 

[FlamingJane]

If you read that link, you’ll see what it actually says/means. I posted the same link last night but with the actual explanation: it can be used as a shutter/timer for the iPhone or iPad. If you search Gatorage’s posts you’ll see why she’s qualified to speak to this (I had to do that myself since I missed her original post). HTH.

True! I corrected it in the original post. Thanks!

 

[youcancallmeal]

True dat! (But secretly I am hoping they catch her LOOKING around the area....go on Tecia, you know you want to!)

Wait, is the search back on? I thought it was canceled for today.

 

[FlamingJane]

Her arrogance deceives her to believe that she is smarter than a highly specialized computer forensics expert.

Don't be confused because what appears as stupidity is often blatant arrogance.

Exactly.

 

[Jillyg]

Also, I just confirmed with my son that you can take photos/selfies using a Switch game system. (But she did say she used her phone.)

Well that's good to know. My 11 year old has a Switch and I had no idea it had a camera... .so there goes any chance he had of me allowing it to connect to the internet for sure like he's been begging for.

 

[FlamingJane]

If you read that link, you’ll see what it actually says/means. I posted the same link last night but with the actual explanation: it can be used as a shutter/timer for the iPhone or iPad. If you search Gatorage’s posts you’ll see why she’s qualified to speak to this (I had to do that myself since I missed her original post). HTH.

I get it! It confused me bc I know people whose watches take photos but someone else pointed out that they are not made by Apple specifically.

 

[MamaOV]

I get it! It confused me bc I know people whose watches take photos but someone else pointed out that they are not made by Apple specifically.

No worries, I was confused too! Lol And honestly, as an editor I have to say that Apple link is still somewhat unclear and could be written better for clarity. It still somewhat lends to the impression that you can take pictures with the watch per se (starting with the title).

 

[Blissfully_B]

So has part 2 of her interview come out?

 

[SleuthBee]

Ok but if the account is in her husband's name, couldn't he give permission?
That's how it works with other personal property.
And if LE were savvy, then they would've asked her for permission to search the watch details in front of other family members and BM so she would've felt compelled to or else look like she wasn't helping...Or at the same time they asked for her phone because of course she willingly gave them permission on that because she left it at home. Sooooo, ergo... it would look fishy if she gave them permission for the phone but not the watch.

LE doesn't need permission.

No Warrant, No Problem: How the Government Can Get Your Digital Data — ProPublica

 

[MsBetsy]

@gatorage, thank you for sharing this information and clarifying my understanding of GPS (satellites). We can only hope that hers was an Apple watch series 2 or later. But if so, if she didn't offer it to LE to examine, can they obtain the information without her approval?

Yes, I would assume that LE had a warrant for the Applewatch data early on. This may be the source for all the areas they have been searching so far.

I would like to know more about the area where she 'claims' she got lost and had to take the back roads because of an accident. I forgot the exit but I think she said it was RT 105 or something.
She must have had a reason for mentioning it.
Do any locals know where this might be? I wonder if this area was searched?

Imo

 

[Jillyg]

LE doesn't need permission.

No Warrant, No Problem: How the Government Can Get Your Digital Data — ProPublica

Yea but that is an old article and this stuff changes day to day almost. Apple and the feds are in another battle over something similar I believe as we speak. It's hard to keep up with.

But my question was about actually having permission from the account holder.

 

[gatorage]

Clarify: I think you mean no "Apple Watch" comes with a camera. My watch has a camera but it isn't an Apple product.

Yes, I apologize! I’m speaking specifically about Apple Watch, so no version of the Apple Watch exists with an onboard camera. I’ll update my post for clarity.