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Except that they do not show seizing her purse.
They show the items secured
and then the collected/seized on the last pageno iPhone
Thanks!
Except that they do not show seizing her purse.
They show the items secured
and then the collected/seized on the last pageno iPhone
Respectfully, MB iPhone was not listed as being retrieved from her Ford F150. Her iPad and Planner were taken per the SW to retrieve http://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/He...rs-Truck-Seized-Search-Warrant-376599651.html and the last page does not show up so Jethro4WS posted the complete SW link with last page confirming this. http://www.websleuths.com/forums/sh...eline-*NO-DISCUSSION*&p=12721634#post12721634
RBBM< RSBMFF >
For what it worth I am thankful that the evil Suspect did leave her jewelry. It was not part of the plan (or it seems) but for whatever reason, I am glad that the girls will have that sentimental items. Praying for answers to come soon. I sure no one wants this monster off the street and in front of a Judge anymore than the MPD.
I just finished watching a Dateline (Peggy Nadell) where the case was solved using phone data. The daughter of the victim was a strong suspect in LE's eyes from the beginning. LE had her under 24/7 surveillance based on having purchased cleaning supplies the day before the crime. Turns out an investigator was able to unravel the case based almost solely on phone tracking and surveillance camera footage of a burner phone purchase. In the end, the suspected daughter wasn't involved at all and she was cleared. Instead, it was the victim's daughter-in-law.
Despite what others have said here about how it only takes a couple days to sift through phone records, they talked about how complicated it was to link a web of phones, burner phones, callers, and locations - tying the entire case together. This case took this investigator months to sift through the evidence, and she was a Chief Investigator and crime analyst with experience in phone forensics.
I don't think phone forensics is as easy peasy as some here on WS believe. I also think this case will be solved with similar evidence. Cell phone tracking/data and surveillance video. I hope they have someone as savvy as investigator Robyn Arias working on the case.
Hi BatBrat
BTW -- Wonder what LE will view surveillance videos on since VHS tapes are no longer going to be made. UGH another problem‼️
Shout out to those who provide tips, posts, fantastic ideas and opinions as well as links to vital data for us in a succinct manner. :up:
arka mimi,
You, your posts and your links have been sorely missed. Your presence is vital to us for keeping track of the facts. My favorite hat is off to you for so doing.
I. can. not. wait until the arrest(s) come down. We'll all be jigging :great:
Can. not. wait. for the jury that hears the evidence at the murderer's trial, to also sit in judgement for the Death Penalty sentence for it. It is a piece of human waste. One never knows how one may react, I wonder is the SP will commit suicide rather than go down hard. Depends on the element of humiliation, or the dread of living the other half of their life behind bars, I suppose. That is why it could be a hired assassin. Who wants to go to prison for all of their future life? What beautiful young to mid-aged person would take the risk of being caught unless they already had nothing to lose?
I may take a risk on certain financial investments. May take a risk by occasionally, albeit rarely, speeding, when I know better. However, going to prison is not on my bucket list.
As with many states, does the Great State of TX require a Grand Jury's True Bill to charge the accused with the Death Penalty? They do in AZ [Arizona].
RBBM
You are darned tooting! This cold, calculating SP slapped the very faces of all Law Enforcement by dressing in convincing SWAT gear.
It will be a fine day for the entire community who wants Justice for Missy when the SP is handcuffed and shackled.
Odd that you mentioned Missy's jewelry. Guess BB never wore Missy's wedding rings after the death of his wife. BB didn't even want Missy buried nearby. Their offspring requested that measure.
:cheer: Justice for Missy
It is fascinating stuff!
What specifically is the problem with VHS no longer being made? I thought most surveillance systems hadn't used VHS for years.
JMHO, her purse was most likely returned to the family when they picked up the truck. Again jmho.
Thank you Mimi. I remember Missy's phone was not password protected - meaning that LE could have easy access to her data. Of course the sw makes is all official. Here's some pertinent snippets:
http://www.star-telegram.com/news/state/texas/article76028232.html
"The warrants reveal that Midlothian police requested over seven weeks worth of phone records from Bevers and eight others identified as target numbers that may have been in contact with Bevers in the weeks leading up to the murder.
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The target numbers were obtained through tips from the public. The warrant states police wanted to investigate two person of interest."
Maybe they don't my reference was to watching "See No Evil" going through tons of VHS tapes.
No gear has been found. I posted what I thought IMHO 4/18/16 might have looked like from SP's perspective just to get a conversation started. I included what facts I could and filled in with what I felt was reasonable based on what we have sleuthed.Just as a conversation starter! That's all. OMG I won't bother again!
If LEO took Missy's purse, it had to be processed, before it was released to the family.
I go inside no where ever without my phone. As frequently as Missy was in contact with her campers, surely she carried her phone inside the building. If SP feared there might be traces of their conversations to be found there, SP could have removed the SIM card.
Originally Posted by gliving View Post
Thank you Mimi. I remember Missy's phone was not password protected - meaning that LE could have easy access to her data. Of course the sw makes is all official. Here's some pertinent snippets:
http://www.star-telegram.com/news/st...e76028232.html
"The warrants reveal that Midlothian police requested over seven weeks worth of phone records from Bevers and eight others identified as target numbers that may have been in contact with Bevers in the weeks leading up to the murder.
< RSBBFF >
The target numbers were obtained through tips from the public. The warrant states police wanted to investigate two person of interest."
Thank you, gliving.
The target numbers were obtained through tips from the public. The warrant states police wanted to investigate two person of interest."
Tips from the public would be from anyone interviewed by LEO or those who volunteered information to LEO unsolicited. My money's on Missy's closest friends and Missy's family telling detectives what they knew, heard, opined, or suspected, if anything. Hence, the SWs of 9 target numbers.
Who are the TWO persons of interest that police specifically wanted?
:cow:
Indeed. It is worse than a needle in a haystack because you don't even know what the needle you are looking for even looks like. That is, you don't have any idea what phone, if any, should stand out to you. It will, like a sore thumb, once you have found it but not before.I just finished watching a Dateline (Peggy Nadell) where the case was solved using phone data. The daughter of the victim was a strong suspect in LE's eyes from the beginning. LE had her under 24/7 surveillance based on having purchased cleaning supplies the day before the crime. Turns out an investigator was able to unravel the case based almost solely on phone tracking and surveillance camera footage of a burner phone purchase. In the end, the suspected daughter wasn't involved at all and she was cleared. Instead, it was the victim's daughter-in-law.
Despite what others have said here about how it only takes a couple days to sift through phone records, they talked about how complicated it was to link a web of phones, burner phones, callers, and locations - tying the entire case together. This case took this investigator months to sift through the evidence, and she was a Chief Investigator and crime analyst with experience in phone forensics.
I don't think phone forensics is as easy peasy as some here on WS believe. I also think this case will be solved with similar evidence. Cell phone tracking/data and surveillance video. I hope they have someone as savvy as investigator Robyn Arias working on the case.
Hi BatBrat
Amazing how the process is done. It also reminds me "See No Evil" when the perpatrator is sought out by surveillance cameras. LE sit through countless hours trying to connect the dots. I still think and agree with you, Missy's case will hopefully be solved using these 2 techniques.
BTW -- Wonder what LE will view surveillance videos on since VHS tapes are no longer going to be made. UGH another problem‼️
jmo. 
Here is a copy of Exhibit A which says data was retrieved from BB's phone and MB'S IPhone and IPad.If LEO took Missy's purse, it had to be processed, before it was released to the family.
I go inside no where ever without my phone. As frequently as Missy was in contact with her campers, surely she carried her phone inside the building. If SP feared there might be traces of their conversations to be found there, SP could have removed the SIM card.
Thank you, gliving.
The target numbers were obtained through tips from the public. The warrant states police wanted to investigate two person of interest."
Tips from the public would be from anyone interviewed by LEO or those who volunteered information to LEO unsolicited. My money's on Missy's closest friends and Missy's family telling detectives what they knew, heard, opined, or suspected, if anything. Hence, the SWs of 9 target numbers.
Who are the TWO persons of interest that police specifically wanted?
:cow:
Im trying to work that out. I don't think they live there. I think at the moment, anyway, they went there because they DON'T live there. Nobody knows them kind of thing. The only experience even close to this I have in my life is when I got divorced. When I left the courthouse, I felt so free--the sky was the limit! I could do whatever I wanted! Make my own decisions-right or wrong and I had no one to answer to but myself! It was liberating! Euphoric really. My guess is that SP was riding on a euphoric high like that and just wanted to enjoy the moment while it lasted..in a place where nobody would question why (s)he was in such a good mood.
according to Google Maps Creekside Church of Christ is 35.4 miles from Ft Worth
https://www.google.com/maps/place/F...af8bf8dd69acbd!8m2!3d32.7554883!4d-97.3307658 link to Ft Worth
http://www.creeksidecc.com link to Creekside Church of Christ
Excellent question! I shall have to think on it..I'm following your very good thought.
But how would the alibi of the person sound: "Early on a Monday morning (just 1,5 hrs after MB was gruesome murdered) I had a nice lavish breakfast (with a Sparkling wine for celebrating) only with me and myself in a town ca. 45 min. away from Midlo. After breakfast I went shopping for some new leggings. Here are my receipts with a nice early time stamp."
I think the rage played out in the actual attack. Though we haven't head what actually happened, I fear it was brutal -we know it was fairly fast. That sounds like rage to me..that's what I was referring to. It's ok if you have a different take. That's what keeps it interesting here! =-)
Excellent question! I shall have to think on it..
One of the SW stated that LE believed suspect may have recorded the crime. (not the exact words in the SW)
It just crossed my mind that if MB had her iPhone in her hand or pocket when she was ambushed maybe an app was pushed or a video recording was started in a fall or struggle and a video was started without the suspect knowing.
This is just a thought that I wanted to mention....I have nothing to back it up.