Jazzmaster
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I am guessing that the Hummer was not at the condo long as it is very visible yet no-one seems to report it being there any longer than it should.
I doubt anyone would carry the phone on them to monitor anything. The goal is to assume people are coming and get rid of any evidence as quietly and quickly as possible. Also, to get it away from your own home or anything that could tie it to you.
I believe that the phone was destroyed to delay any search and to possibly hide any fingerprints that couldn't be wiped. I would wonder if someone would know that the cell phone would ping when the phone was manually shut off.
It seems that a parking lot in a little used park or the garage of an empty house would be the best place to stash the Hummer and anything else between 4:30 pm and later when it got dark.
I really wish I knew when / where the family finally talked to Dale.
Well the phone wasn't actually destroyed and left in a condition where DATA could be extracted....Whoever had the phone sent a text to delay suspicions so it was used for monitoring at least BRIEFLY....Now this leads to a couple of key questions: WHERE was the phone to begin with? In Shelly's vehicle, on her while arriving (in a purse, coat, pocket etc) and WHEN was it found? Before, during or sometime after the crime began? The phone is key evidence and it was either an afterthought or strategically used IMO. I believe the latter. The phone IMO was central to "smoke and mirrors". You couldn't have it pinging at Dale's condo or Rose blvd or it would have incriminated Jr and Sr IMMEDIATELY. If used strategically you take it in the opposite direction of where you are hiding evidence IMO. Dale thinks he is CLEVER so I bet he was the one with the phone. Sr with his wonky eyes IMO is good at looking up how to get away with a murder but not so good at texting....ALL JMO