sarah7855
Where is Kyron?
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FWIW...the last login reflects the last time the user entered their email address and password into the sign-in screen. When this is done a cookie is created that myspace looks at during future visits to see if the user is logged in or not. Thus it is important to know where KC was at 3:46 PM, because that is when she (or someone) logged into that account. It is not a log out time.
Logging out is not shown on a myspace page. Myspace might record it somewhere in their records when a user clicks on the "sign out" button, but that is not the only method of signing out. Clicking on the "sign out" button
also deletes the cookie I mentioned above (or at least it removes the token from the cookie that lets myspace know a specific user is logged in). That cookie is also deleted when:
Note that if the myspace page is opened in a tabbed browser and the browser is closed (but not the tab), the cookie is not automatically deleted. I've tested the above on tabbed browsers (Firefox and Chrome) as well as non-tabbed (IE 6).
- A tab with the myspace page is closed in a tabbed browser, and then the tabbed browser is closed.
- A non-tabbed browser with the myspace page is closed.
Anyway, bottom line is if the 3:46PM time is accurate, then KC would have to be at a computer somewhere at 3:46PM for the login to have been due to her actions.
So when did the slow-speed chase occur? :waitasec:
http://www.wftv.com/video/19108513/index.html
BBM; This is the audio from EE's interview with Casey on Oct.14th. He states the time is approx "4:05pm", and they are approaching the traffic stop where Casey is in custody.