Skigirl
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DW showed just how dumb he really is by not changing his shoes.
Seriously. He certainly had enough money for a new pair.
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DW showed just how dumb he really is by not changing his shoes.
It also makes it clear that Jordan refused to turn over his mobile device to police and authorize them to access his records from his provider. Translate: Jordan's not cooperating with law enforcement in this investigation.
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I would consider anyone with "average intelligence" to be rational, thinking human beings who are able to consider many angles, options and reasons in the absence of hard facts.
I'm not the brightest bulb, I am average. I am bright enough to know that people lie for many reasons. We don't have access to all the information needed to determine JW's involvement, guilt or innocence.
Here is what I don't get. They say that DW had no car and took public transport, and walked the rest of the way to the home, possibly wearing a green vest. If he had help in the home, then 2 or 3 people would have walked up the street. Isn't there surveillance fooage available in the neighborhood that might show him/them walking to the house?
It also makes it clear that Jordan refused to turn over his mobile device to police and authorize them to access his records from his provider. Translate: Jordan's not cooperating with law enforcement in this investigation.
At the time of this SW, they wouldn't know. But I bet they do now!!!!
Okay, so what did I miss? They say? Who says? Where was this? Seriously, was this printed somewhere?Here is what I don't get. They say that DW had no car and took public transport, and walked the rest of the way to the home, possibly wearing a green vest. If he had help in the home, then 2 or 3 people would have walked up the street. Isn't there surveillance fooage available in the neighborhood that might show him/them walking to the house?
As for text messages...imessages are not stored anywhere and once deleted cannot be retrieved. Believe me...I've tried.
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Nosey Mom
How does that prove that? Don't they get SW's before asking for someone's phone? Otherwise, it could be thrown out, right???
This SW was from the day or day after the murders.
I have a friend who is going through a custody battle...and she has tried too. Now she has to download them all manually, by taking screen shots and sending an email to herself, then downloading to a thumb drive.
But I wasn't sure if with a SW they might be able to perform some magic they won't do for the common citizen.
DW is such a moron. He took their cell phones? I guess he doesn't watch CSI? Or " The First 48"
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Warrants also indicate possible forced entry into Savopoulos home. Police looking for boot that matches tread found outside. Story shortly
Not with the customer's consent.Actually no it does not. Most providers require a SW in order to turn over records to LE. jmo
If law enforcement asks you to provide your mobile device to them for examination and sign an authorization to your provider (which every urban law enforcement agency has on hand) allowing law enforcement to access your records, no warrant is needed.How does that prove that? Don't they get SW's before asking for someone's phone? Otherwise, it could be thrown out, right???
This SW was from the day or day after the murders.
Not with the customer's consent.
Your comment is disinformation