Mollie Tibbetts' family, boyfriend meet with Mike Pence
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Ah, that kind of stranger, a local not known to Mollie. In that case, I somewhat agree. I think it is someone local to the area. Maybe it's a friend of a friend, an acquaintance, or a neighbor. Pure speculation and MOOI mean I don't think it is a person in her inner circle . Not someone she knew.
It could be someone who lives near by.
Not necessarily a stranger to the general area, but someone she did not know.
Someone she had no connection to.
SPECULATION follows:
Maybe MT's abduction was not about MT at all, maybe it was about DJ or her immediate family. Does DJ or her family members have any enemies? A jealous acquaintance or friend? This possibility could pull in many directions.
Why has no one considered that this could have been a classmate. I just can't see how someone locally nabbed her and there no clues in this town. People talk in a town like this, there is nothing to do. Do they even have a movie theatre? I surmise she was taken ou of the area, (I
don't know how far) and dumped. When you are from an area like that you are very often naive, which means that she probably didn't see this coming at all.
Does anyone with fitbit experience know if you can take it off your wrist and put it on someone else's? And what happens, can it sync to the same program or does it reset or? Thanks in advance.
Did you have to make a separate data file, or did the data just go into hers?Yes you can. I wore my friends for two nights to check sleep patterns. All info went to her phone
I had a Vivofit and I don't think it would "know" it was on another wrist. When you first get a device like that you have to measure your step length and that reading alone would be different if it was reading someone else, but not different in a way that would be notable to someone looking at the readings. If that makes sense.Does anyone with fitbit experience know if you can take it off your wrist and put it on someone else's? And what happens, can it sync to the same program or does it reset or? Thanks in advance.
Did you have to make a separate data file, or did the data just go into hers?
Thanks for the explanation. Maybe we are saying the same thing but differently. I'm confused as what you say in [A] above seems to contradict what you are saying in B as I read it. When I referred originally to coursework I meant MT being online, logged into the Iowa network and doing work for her course. Her SM shows a picture of her sitting in front of her laptop doing exactly this activity. If she were just sitting in her living reading her textbook then I would agree with you that this isn't communication (unless she was involved with a group chat with classmates etc.).I interpret the word "communication" to mean all forms of communication, which include conversations, phone calls, text messages, emails (which traditionally use a computer), social media apps (such as WhatsApp), and [A] other computer or digital communications. I don't think "communication" means coursework, I think communication includes the use of a digital device such as a cell phone (essentially a portable computer) and a computer.
[B] Logging into an online course means creating an open communication between a personal device, such as a cell phone, ipad, tablet, laptop, etc. and the local server at the university (or other learning institution). Why would we assume that no communication means no cell phone, no conversation, no ipad, no text message, but it would exclude logging into her personal university account?
Moo When I say stranger in this case, I'm referring to a local to the region, but who is a stranger to MT.I am leaning in the other direction simply because there aren't that many strangers in Brooklyn, if I have correctly assessed the feel of this charming small town.
Someone wouldn't need a password necessarily to look for the last activity on a computer. I'm assuming she left the computer open. Again, that word "assumption". EDIT: She was staying in the house by herself. She probably left it open. Even if she didn't, I bet she shared the computer with DJ, or that DJ could figure out her password easily enough. Most people use a pet name in some form, a birthday, etc.If they knew her password.
It makes sense, so then what I am asking is, could someone have taken off her fitbit, put it on their own wrist, and wore it for a while? If the LE looked at the fitbit data, would they be able to tell at what point the item was on Mollie's arm and what time theoretically someone else could be wearing it? At least until the phone or the fitbit ran out of charge?I had a Vivofit and I don't think it would "know" it was on another wrist. When you first get a device like that you have to measure your step length and that reading alone would be different if it was reading someone else, but not different in a way that would be notable to someone looking at the readings. If that makes sense.
True, assuming they have the data. I don't recall one way or the other if they ever specified the exact time the snap chat was sent or even if they know that. Did we ever determine if they could definitely find that?Except, we have to keep in mind that police have said that there is no credible communication from Mollie after she went jogging. That would suggest that the Snapchat was sent before she went jogging.
Interesting perspecitve..and it did indeed stop the wedding! Hmmmmm.....I had that thought early on. That maybe the perp wasn’t interested in MT but in DJs brothers fiancée and was doing something crazy to try and stop/stall the trip to the Dominican Republic, in effect stopping the wedding.
Seems less likely now, as this goes on longer and longer
And you could only tell the difference in the data because you knew what time it was on your wrist vs hers?It went to hers