It’s extremely frustrating to me, because given the timing of the text, and the timing of their arrival in Orlando per cell tower records, the only timeline that makes sense in my opinion is the following hypothetical:
Donna hypothetically left Miami Beach sometime after 7pm, (per the established time of Wendi’s call as documented in her police interview), and arrived at Charlie’s house (probably via 95) sometime around 8, when Donna sent the text (that’s consistent with the time it takes to drive between Miami at FLL in my experience). Donna then hypothetically got back on the Turnpike around 9:30 or 10pm and arrived in Orlando at 1:30 a.m. (That’s consistent with the time it takes to drive from FLL to Orlando, in my experience).
In my opinion, that is the only timeline the SunPass records might support, because it is what most likely happened, in my opinion, based on existing evidence of time of arrival in Orlando and time the text was sent.
For this motion to be granted would be unbelievably prejudicial to the state under any balancing test, because there’s zero prejudice to the defense, in my opinion, from not being able to access the SunPass records, because they wouldn’t help the defense.