Bootsctr
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I am going by what's recently been posted in this thread. The conclusions always drift back to Jennifer abducted going out to her car to go to work, when it just isn't possible. If I got anything wrong or the info is wrong then by all means please correct me.
1) For years I saw no indication that police had ping data of either Jennifer's cellphone or that of the cellphone left in her condo. Then I saw recently two indications that the police had ping data from one or more phone companies.
One was a statement that both cellphones (or just Jennifer's?) went dead at 10:40 pm. I believe there was even talk of the batteries being taken out.
I googled before continuing here and the info is from Jennifer's dad in 2014. If I had the time I would collect all this info like I did with Chandra's case and have a better idea of what is known. But fortunately the Kesse's Guestbook, Reddit, websleuths, supplemented by some other sites out there, have some good info and analysis available via search. I don't know how long that will last but glad it's there.
The post from her dad says both cell phones went dead at about 10:40 pm and the police say by manual shut down and presumed removal of cell batteries. I don't know of a possible reason why the police believe the batteries were removed as I don't think cell phones ping when they are powered off. But the point is ping data for both phones stopped at 10:40 pm.
It also means that ping data didn't start again. It is impossible that Jennifer got up the next morning and walked out the door without charging her phone even a little and turning it on to make the drive to work. That didn't happen.
The phones were manually shut down at same time, 10:40 pm. Any talk of batteries going dead etc. can be ruled out entirely. And Jennifer was already abducted at 10:40 pm.
2) The second was a comment attributed to police that she couldn't have been in two places at once. This is from the same guestbook post by her dad in 2014. Both he and I would guess the police since they said this to him attribute this to ambiguous ping data, however I explained this in a post a few days ago. This is not ambiguous, and cell phones can switch from one controlling tower to another as long as both towers are within range.
So instead of something making investigators unsure, it should have provided an opportunity to get clearer guidance on the location. It could very well indicate movement of the phone sometime between 10 pm and 10:40 pm.
3) Jennifer did not answer her morning phone call from her bf on both the cell phone and her land line, and the call to her cell phone went straight to voice mail. We knew this from the beginning, even without the phones going dead at 10:40 pm the previous night information eight years later, and yet the consensus was that Jennifer was abducted going to work. This is all but impossible.
The only rationalization one could make for this, and this being in the first eight years, was that Jennifer's cell phone didn't charge and went dead, that she didn't realize her alarm didn't go off, that she didn't hear her landline phone ring when her bf called it, that she didn't check her cell phone for messages when she didn't get her morning call from her bf, and that she took her phone off the charger and headed out her door to work not realizing it was a dead phone.
I won't belabor the point now that we know both phones went dead the previous evening, but for eight years everyone, and even more for those that knew about the phones going dead, should have known it was next to impossible that Jennifer was still around to go to work in the morning. Not just unlikely, not maybe, but next to impossible. And with the phones going dead the previous evening at 10:40 pm, now impossible. Forget the going out to her car stuff. It should have been pointed out by way more than me all these years and never even got started.
The can't be in two places at once is more indicative of Jennifer leaving her condo between 10 pm and 10:40 pm than anything. It is less likely that a phone sitting still switches controlling towers. It is more likely when you are moving. It is inevitable when you get out of the previous tower's range. The belief that she didn't go back out also needs to be suspended. For that matter, what is it based on? That she told her brother she wasn't going back out that night, or she wasn't going to send the phone that night? There's a difference.
Even if that was her initial reaction, the fact that her brother asked means she may very well have had second thoughts and decided to run the phone over to the nearby bar at the mall and give it to her ex bf to take care of. If it didn't get back quickly enough it would be his problem. She obviously didn't make it, and the POI was a security guard or law enforcement imposter.
Just as surely as she wasn't there in the morning to take that call, she was on the move with her phone when abducted. The sooner people start accepting the facts that lead to those probabilities the better understanding there will be for finding Jennifer.
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Thank you! Excellent posts!