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What appears to be a broken pane is the cross. I have an image I made to show why I believe this area not to be where the murder took place.
Excellent. Thank you!
What appears to be a broken pane is the cross. I have an image I made to show why I believe this area not to be where the murder took place.
So I've literally been looking in the mirror and trying to simulate the walk of SP. Its NOT easy! You would think this person would really stand out if they are in the local community.
Whatever happened to the "creepy" linkdin message? Hmmmmm
For those interested in obtaining a rough approximation of how far the camera in the West Hall looking North can "see" (detect motion) here is how you can calculate it.
If you start at the bottom and count the tiles on the floor until you get to where SP is. Each tile is 4 feet x 4 feet. You should count 8 of them and that means that this particular camera "sees" about 32 feet or so.
OK Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Now I will go back and review his statement. 
Thanks again
JMO 
I always wonder why anyone would want to pay for two separate cellphone plans. Business owned vs personal?
Thanks, Jethro4ws!
So everything recorded beyond that 32 feet is always recorded, but unable to detect a change in pixels to trigger motion?
Everything past a certain vague point would not be recorded, as the cam, unable to detect motion, would turn off.
Actually, beyond that distance nothing will be recorded of anything moving toward this camera. Once the camera, determines no more motion it stops after some defined number of seconds. After that, nothing from that camera. Had SP been going the other direction (away from the camera) we would have a recording that would show SP perhaps as much as 10 feet further, but that really depends on how many extra seconds it is configured to record. The best example of motion in the direction away from the camera is in the opening sequence of the video. As SP goes up that hall (North hall headed west) you will notice as they get to the door (Kitchen) where that sequence ends you will notice a "funny shuffle" of the feet. That is actually the camera causing that. The actual detection of motion was lost a few feet before that.Thanks, Jethro4ws!
So everything recorded beyond that 32 feet is always recorded, but unable to detect a change in pixels to trigger motion?
Is the image you posted one where you believe SPs motion triggered the motion to start recording? I am just wondering how we know at what spot the cameras can\can't detect motion ff they have visibility of the entire length of the hall.
Actually, beyond that distance nothing will be recorded of anything moving toward this camera. Once the camera, determines no more motion it stops after some defined number of seconds. After that, nothing from that camera. Had SP been going the other direction (away from the camera) we would have a recording that would show SP perhaps as much as 10 feet further, but that really depends on how many extra seconds it is configured to record. The best example of motion in the direction away from the camera is in the opening sequence of the video. As SP goes up that hall (North hall headed west) you will notice as they get to the door (Kitchen) where that sequence ends you will notice a "funny shuffle" of the feet. That is actually the camera causing that. The actual detection of motion was lost a few feet before that.
So, once motion is no longer detected recording stops. There is nothing out of the cameras at all.
I am strongly of the opinion that this camera set up allows only one camera can record at a time. Recording from more than one is optional. But I would not be in the least surprised if every configuration setting is the default. If there were to be motion elsewhere in the church while SP was busy doing something on camera there would be no recording of the other movement at all. At best some event would be recorded on the server saying "hey I tried to record something but someone else was already recording" - but even that would have to be configured.
I am strongly of the opinion that this camera set up allows only one camera can record at a time.
I take the cut from the first frame we have. That is the best I can go by. I have made the assumption that MPD has not snipped any of what we have seen. There may be parts we haven't seen - MPD seemed to acknowledge what we see is all they have of SP and an hour later muddied it all up. But, I doubt they did too much to the video except where they enlarged and slowed down the sequence at the very end (out of Room 12).Thanks, Jethro4WS. How did you determine the distance? Not the tile counting, but how do you know where SP is in your image is the cut of point of recording? Do you suspect that the footage MPD posted of SP walking towards the camera in the main hallway is where the recording started? I always assumed they just cut out the few crucial seconds of each scene they thought gave a good overview of SPs movement.
It would be a game changer if that were true, but I believe we actually have evidence that proves the contrary. The perp video seems to show 2 cams running simultaneously. Look closely at the transition from scene 2 to scene 3 and imo you see some overlapping footage, which would have to have been recorded at the same time.
LE is not asking for help from the public nor warning of a random killer in the community. The loud silence is clear. SwatPerp is under surveillance. JMHO
That is the $64,000 question. My working theory is that SP triggered it entering Room 12. How else did they get in there, in order to come out of there?I have wondered if that is overlapping footage as well. Another question - the beginning of scene 3. SP isn't there yet. Empty scene with him about to come in to view. What triggered the recording to start before he was in the field of view for that camera? Possibly configured to all start recording whenever any motion is detected??
That is the $64,000 question. My working theory is that SP triggered it entering Room 12. How else did they get in there, in order to come out of there?
That whole sequence I believe to be a message by MPD to SP saying "AHA, I know what you were doing!" And not just simply leaving a room and breaking a window. My working theory of this crime includes a staged burglary and I believe that sequence shows that. My working theory of the crime also includes that SP knew where the cameras were and how to move about that building largely unseen and only being seen when they wanted to be seen - except the last sequence.
Once I can determine if that door seen open further down the hall is a second door or not to Room 12 it will narrow the possibilities in what transpired there. Room 12 is rather large. The two rooms further South are even larger. So, I haven't yet ruled that door out as a second door to Room 12. If that is a door to another room then we should have video of SP walking right toward that camera a picture of whatever part of their face is visible almost as if they were standing in front of us. Then I would question, just what MPD was holding back.
We do not know if the campers are under a gag order.....my guess is that LE asked them not to speak publicly. But with all the locals who have come here to say that they have "heard" this and that, and or "know" the campers or one of them or know friends of the campers, it seems to me that they must have talked, and those who they talked to talked and on and on.......One poster who I have not seen in a long time, indicated that s/he knew the campers, knew the family and knew (knows) MC and KC as well, but she said that she is so defensive of the family that she felt that she would not be of much assistance posting here. She DID seem to know details that only someone close would know. Just My Opinion.
Actually, beyond that distance nothing will be recorded of anything moving toward this camera. Once the camera, determines no more motion it stops after some defined number of seconds. After that, nothing from that camera. Had SP been going the other direction (away from the camera) we would have a recording that would show SP perhaps as much as 10 feet further, but that really depends on how many extra seconds it is configured to record. The best example of motion in the direction away from the camera is in the opening sequence of the video. As SP goes up that hall (North hall headed west) you will notice as they get to the door (Kitchen) where that sequence ends you will notice a "funny shuffle" of the feet. That is actually the camera causing that. The actual detection of motion was lost a few feet before that.
So, once motion is no longer detected recording stops. There is nothing out of the cameras at all.
I am strongly of the opinion that this camera set up allows only one camera can record at a time. Recording from more than one is optional. But I would not be in the least surprised if every configuration setting is the default. If there were to be motion elsewhere in the church while SP was busy doing something on camera there would be no recording of the other movement at all. At best some event would be recorded on the server saying "hey I tried to record something but someone else was already recording" - but even that would have to be configured.