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How does the word ATTEMPTED make it safe to say that? It did not say it was completed at all.Nope, not missing anything. IMO it's safe to say that particular phone was not restricted.
Posting in todays MSM thread, I know some of it's been discussed. Sorry if it's a duplicate.
Today, Megyn Kelly reported in a Fox exclusive that cell phone records show that at 3:17 am and 3:22 am that same night, someone tried to access Deborah Bradleys voicemail and use the internet.
http://foxnewsinsider.com/2011/11/1...h-bradley’s-phone-the-night-lisa-disappeared/
imhoo it seems that phones were working... which makes me more curious as to what DB was saying. I am sure with all the tech that LE has they know this answer to her cell phone service... but it was very strange that when confronted with the 'doppler ping map' she said that it wasn't possible because her phones were restricted/didn't work when they obviously did.
just me though:twocents:
I really have no theory other than it was not random. But the wording "attempted" on the phone, makes me a little more convinced that someone lifted the phone that did not know it was restricted.This really don't relate to your post, but what is your personal theory on this case?
Then the call would be completed, not attempted.That's why I think it did work.
It's not obvious to me at all that they worked. People who steal phones DO try to use them. The attorney's (yeah I know, the attorneys not a fan here either) said that the FBI TOLD them the phones were restricted. The calls would have been completed and internet accessed if they worked. It says 'attempted'.imhoo it seems that phones were working... which makes me more curious as to what DB was saying. I am sure with all the tech that LE has they know this answer to her cell phone service... but it was very strange that when confronted with the 'doppler ping map' she said that it wasn't possible because her phones were restricted/didn't work when they obviously did.
just me though:twocents:
If you would see what I found out when my phone was missing, it would make sense. After I had the phone deactivated, they were still attempting to try stuff and it showed up, even how long they ATTEMPTED.Doesn't make sense. Why would anyone attempt a call (50 seconds, we've been hearing) and try to check voicemail twice on a phone that was restricted?
BBM
Okay now, how many people here know that you are supposed to press *86 to access voicemail?? :waitasec: My phone doesn't work that way. I've NEVER heard that before, and I've owned many cell phones.
What are the chances that a random intruder would boost three different cell phones AND know that you have to press *86 to access the vm on one of those particular phones?! What a lucky break for that guy if that's the case.....