You are correct about the clothing looking a different color in the night, VS the day. I have cameras at my home and even though they are in color during the day, they record in black and white at night. Most of the clothing is more of a white to grey when I view it. I forgot. So the guy walking past the gate, he is doing this at night? Or perhaps the camera is not in color and makes the clothing appear lighter even at night. If he is the person who entered her place or grabbed her outside, he had no use for her mace if he has his own mace or baton to use against her. I think trying to focus on finding the uniform could be a good path, but not the final answer. I do have to tell you, when you call in a tip, most of the time, you will not hear back. They do get it, review it and if it has merit it is in their report for others to read and act on. We seldom call people back, but if they phone in and get a detective, they will discuss only what the person is offering. They don't discuss anything about the case or give out any information about that case, even if you hit it on the head. Why? Well believe it or not, we have people who confess to crimes they didn't commit, for different reasons, so the less that is out there, the more only the killer knows and LE. Hope that helps.
This happens about noon I believe. There was an issue with time stamp being 1 hour off as I recall. It is a B/W camera, I believe it doesn't switch back and forth on how it's recording based on a light meter or something. On other hand no one has ever posted what the camera model was to my knowledge. The point is even during the day, and this is when the police conducted their test, the camera showed the police uniforms as light.
I understand completely about not being contacted, that is not a problem. And I would have taken the images down if they asked me too while they pursued leads. However, there is no way the public can help if they think the poi is an illegal immigrant painter as most everyone will say. If they asked for any leads on someone who parked this car, and give his height as about 5'5", and go round to hair stylists and ask if this is a hair style they recognize, does it not make some sense to ask has anyone seen this uniform?????
I mean you could have someone say yeah, that's my law enforcement impersonation uniform and I parked the car, sure but to not have one crazy person confess no one knows it's somene dressed up as armed security guard that parked her car? Doesn't that make the slightest difference in getting somewhere on finding out what happened to Jennifer?
And the face in still 3 is good enough to rule out 60 or 70 % of people. It's a mature male Caucasian, not a young one. And there's a bit of a look to him, you can rule out overweight, skinny, long hair, etc. Maybe a light colored Latino. Not a gang banger, not a gang mamber, not an illegal, I mean sheesh doesn't this stuff make any difference?
And the police say "don't worry about his clothes" because they can't figure it out. But call us if you remember something. Sheesh, I can't believe they can let Jennifer's case go for years without stepping up to the plate.
Now again, this isn't squinty gee I think I see something and he might not be a painter. The law enforcement gear is clear as day, and there are multiple law enforcement insignia, one in still 1 on sleeve I think and police badge in still 3. I'm not saying this is a real local law enforcement officer, it might be some kind of DoD getup and certainly it matched the security guard company bike patrol uniform to a T.
If anyone is suggesting that the Orlando police is "investigating" this without even consulting with me then that would tell you the level of "investigation" they are doing, surely they do not understand everything I found, it is the rare poster who can look at it and understand and these are people interested in crime.
I understand it's unbelieveable, but that doesn't make it go away. Well in a way it does. It's there, but no one knows about it.
