corundogs
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Truth be told, we don't know when W-3 reported he/she saw the car. We only what we read in the affidavit about the time and place of the sighting. We knew about the Porsche on Thursday (the day of the murders) because a neighbor reported seeing it speeding down the street outside the house on Wednesday, the day before the fire.
And again, the neighbor didn't report about seeing that until after LE put out the call. Which I believe that happened on Friday. They first put out the call to anyone seeing the Porsche that afternoon. Then when they realized that this had been taking place starting on Wednesday, they updated the report asking if anyone had seen it Wednesday. At least that is my understanding.
The Porsche was not "missing" from the family until it was found on fire. I have no doubt that they ran the plates, saw that it was registered to SS, and tied it to the horrible murder they were currently investigating.
I guess in that 4 hours they could have interviewed every employee and put their registered cars list together and realized it was missing. But I am not sure that would have been the top of their list of things that they needed to find out. It makes more sense to me that the Porsche was tied in to the family when it was found on fire.
If I am wrong, I have no doubt I will be set straight!