ptandj
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Brooklyn has street lights on most city streets. There is not one in front of 622 but is one in front of the coop and also at the intersection near her house. But by most accounts, there would still have been a lot of daylight left during the bracketed time for her jog. It takes a pair to snatch someone off the street in ample light after people are home from work and most likely, some are outside sitting, walking or chatting. That is a high level of risk assumption indeed.
I agree, and this is why I think either it wasn’t on her run OR it was somebody she initially went with voluntarily.
You would get heart rate data and you would also see some activity from an altercation that would look odd.If Mollie's FitBit did emit a signal during the early hours of her missing (even before anyone knew she was missing) and she was knocked out or unconscience, would it record as "sleep time"? Or if she was running as usual and then physically struggled with someone, would it have recorded that altercation in a different way than a normal routine run?
I'm thinking the FitBit may not have "pinged" to help with location, but possibly info of her activity levels in the first hours of missing may have been uploaded to a server somewhere and are retrievable.