The cell phone company would have a detailed call log of all calls coming into and out of TH's cell phone. So they would know whose call(s) got deleted and probably what day/time they got deleted. I don't think this is as nefarious as she thinks it is.
From what I understand -- without seeing actual avery trial transcripts - the deleted voicemails happened via the web -- internet site.
I have posed the plausible theory that anyone that shared a computer with Teresa at anytime, for example a roommate or a ex-boyfriend, could easily have access to her voicemail online.
We all know that if you log into a site such as that, you can save your login information in the browser, so you don't have to enter it each time. You can even see the password in the settings for the browser for that site.
Is it crazy to believe that an ex boyfriend might monitor his ex girlfriend , without her knowledge, if he had the means? A few google searches will give you an idea of how common it is for people to do this!
Doesn't mean they are murderers, but it explains how this could have happened.
Yes,
I find it suspicious that after Teresa is missing that someone deleted voicemails.
I believe that someone who did that, was hiding something -- not necessarily murder, but maybe messages that might be suspicious - the kind of voicemails a ex boyfriend might leave his ex girlfriend.
I believe that it's completely plausible for anyone with access to a computer teresa logged into her cellphone site, could have access without even entering a password
I believe a boyfriend, roommate, family member, friends, or a coworker could fit in that category.
I believe that person could EASILY remove the password by simply clearing the settings of the browser
I believe that person could then misdirect attention from him by playing a "what's her password game" with a group of friends and family , so they ALL came up with the password. right?
Do we suspect that police would EVER ask questions like this, given they never even asked for an alibi from the ex boyfriend ?
Nothing above is crazy imo, if you understand how a web browser works and understand the emotions of an ex boyfriend who wants to know who his ex girlfriend is talking to. right ?
UPDATE -- I apologize for posting this here, was replying to the comment. I guess this could use it's own thread in terms of a theory on the voicemails.