I am confused about the pics from the wildlife cam. It's super creepy, and it raises a lot of questions about whether/ how the stalker was able to detect and avoid the motion detectors/ cameras
* Morgan's dad (and the blog post) said that 12 photos were taken, but 8 were of him setting up the camera, which leaves the four posted on the blog.
The first 2 photos are only 1 second apart:
0:43 we see first officer in the shot, truck in the background.
00:44 2 officers in the shot, and the truck is gone. The 1st officer has walked a few steps, and the 2nd is at just about the same spot as the first officer was 1 second ago.
00:45 No shot - Why didn't it capture the officer leaving the frame?
00:46 Stalker appears - blurry and distorted. Is this from movement? No blur on officers walking, so he must be moving fast. Direction: into frame, but away from camera. Hard to tell what direction he is looking.
00:47 No shot. If he caught a glimpse of the camera, while moving quickly, one would assume he would turn around, and have to slow down or pause while locating the camera. how did he find and avoid the camera so quickly?
0:48 Camera records blur of tree, different angle, as it has been knocked slightly up and over. How did the stalker get to the camera (12 ft high) so quickly without him or object being caught on camera again?
Was the camera actually broken or just moved? Did SI notice it was broken or out of place when he went to retrieve the card, or only after he saw the pics?
* TI says in the blog post the photos are date and timestamped. But the time must be wrong, as she says the officers are at the house at 12:45 am. Is the interval correct? (Just wondering, because sometimes timestamps can be added when photos are uploaded onto a computer or website. For example, Flickr assigns 1 second intervals to photos without a date stamp, to keep your photos in their original order) If it is wrong it would be possible that the 'assault' on the camera did not happen 2 seconds after the stalker, and could even be SI moving the camera to retrieve the card.
* What about the other photos the camera didn't take? i.e. between the 8 shots taken while setting up the camera (late afternoon) and 00:45 when we see the officers leaving? For example:
- 11 pm, when TI describes motion detectors going off and then going off again as SI circles all around the house?
- arrival of officers at the house
- SI retrieving camera card
Anyway, I don't exactly know how these wildlife cameras work, and it might help to know the range, as a limited range might help explain some of my questions.
I'm curious to know what happened once they installed a better camera system... They obviously worked very hard to try to protect Morgan