What does that look like in the data? Apple phones only appear to have the fall detection monitor, and not a consistent heart rate monitor or ‘radical change to vital signs’ monitor. Early on they seemed clear-ish that intel showed Sam’s well-being changed dramatically around Mt Clear. What could have told them that from phone or whatever data? Did they have such data straight up too?
I think they possibly found the apple air pods?? IMOI wonder what Police found at the crime scene?
Because they found something there
and declared it was the place of attack (Mt Clear).
And what was found there was later reported as
"items of interest".
- "Items of interest were found on Wednesday
- Samantha Murphy's husband attended crime scene"
I'm just wondering if the accused didn't bother to clear the "crime scene" of evidence
Links from 4 months ago:
Stunned husband of missing mum rushes to crime scene
The shell-shocked husband of missing mum Samantha Murphy has been spotted speaking to police at the crime scene where a search team found items of interest.www-dailymail-co-uk.cdn.ampproject.org
However it was Sim card detector dogs that were brought in, not cadaver dogs. I think they were only looking for the phone."The phone was obviously the interesting one because the assumption was that the body would have been in that lake, near where they found it”.
I think it’s interesting that there’s thought that the body could have been in the same dam as the phone. Wouldn’t that have been obvious given the exposed site and as per our recent discussion about what happens to a body in water?
Did the police attend the dam on 29/05 due to being told there was an object on the bank, or that something was seen being thrown out of a car window, or due to it always being a site of interest and the water now receding? Did the divers come in due to the phone being sighted or were they coming anyway?
Former cop's Samantha Murphy theory on why iPhone discovery didn't help crack case
'The more I think about it' the former federal police officer said, the more he's sure there is another factor at play. Find out why.au.news.yahoo.com
She was still recovering from her New Year Covid, so she might have been taking it easy. Exercise can bring on Covid coughing fits.
I think it means he's not willing to commit to whether claimed sightings of Samantha were her or not.
Good points. PS may well have dropped something at Mt Clear the police knew he’d return to collect.
Like this object they described as being like tree sap but it also resembles an earring or a hairclip.
Perhaps the publicised phone find on 29th May was similar. PS barrister-ed up the next day.
Apple watch even gives heart rate, resting heart rate, resting energy, steps, walking and running distance,walking speed, walking step length,stand time,blood oxygen, walking asymmetry and electrocardiograms. These are all visible in the health app on the phone. I believe this is why the phone is so important. No need to sign up for this app either. It records this data anyway.
There's been violence and violence towards women since the dawn of time it seems, but in my opinion, the internet has it's role to play for sure. Young kids are being given phones earlier and earlier these days, and as much as some parents do their best to monitor what their kids have access to, it's a very difficult task to completely shield them.Violence against women, and why it occurs is such a multi-faceted issue, which requires a multi-pronged approach IMO.
I stumbled upon an interesting BBC radio programme this week and the topic it got me wondering.
A year ago, primary school parents' association group combined with the head teachers of all primary schools in Greystones, areland, invited parents to sign a voluntary pact not to buy a smartphone for their child before they moved up to secondary school. (Usually age 12 in Ireland.)
This initiative resulted from concerns about stress and depression levels of students and teachers.
The documentary examines the results of the initiative.
BBC World Service - The Documentary Podcast, Assignment: Ireland’s phone-free town
The town where primary schools asked parents not to buy smartphones for their childrenwww.bbc.co.uk
I found the comments from a male assistant head-teacher particularly interesting (if somewhat alarming.) He is passionately demanding a culture change around phone use for older students too, warning parents that although they think they are giving their children access to the internet, they are really giving the internet access to their children.
He claimed (paraphrasing) that a serious problem with violence against women has arisen due to young children having access to *advertiser censored*. Many young girls believe that it's quite normal/OK for women to be slapped and treated disrespectfully, and so do the male pupils.
I'm interested to know what fellow Websleuthers believe regarding exposure to *advertiser censored* for young children - whether beliefs which they resultantly form have been/could be a factor in the perpetration and acceptance of violence against women.
TIA for your views.
I'm not entirely convinced this article stating she was going on a 20km run is accurate. Most other articles state she was planning on 14km. I believe her Dad? was quoted as saying she often went for 20km runs, and she was training for some sort of marathon - whether it was the full marathon, half marathon or another distance I'm not sure.
I agree with you HoneyBunOne - I also think it's possible that she ran into someone she knew, and that it's possible that she and PS had common friends/acquaintances. If this did occur, that may have contributed to the murder in some way.
