I thought that t shirt was a tie-dyed shirt that already looked like that and not because of bleach (wasn't it brought up at some point?). I wondered the same thing about nothing else seeming to have bleach spots except the towel and even at one point wondered if she might have used the bleach upstairs but heard no testimony about it (but did recall JM redirecting Det. Flores on whether or not clothes coming from the wash smell like bleach).
I will agree the clothes in the dryer may have been done by Travis but only after we figure out what lies on the floor next to him that has buttons on it in the 'shoulder' pic. If it's the duvet cover, it couldn't have been washed while Travis was alive, if it's something else then the timeline isn't quite so tight for her to clean up and get out of there.
But, and it's a big but - why did Travis not answer or use his phone after 12:13 p.m. on the 4th? No matter what she says about the events of that day, her 'we went to sleep until around 1:00' is already a proven lie because Travis texted with Chris Hughes at 12:13, and he never touched his phone again.
I think things happened much earlier than we have been led by timestamps to believe.
The shirt doesn't look naturally tie-dyed to me. Wasn't there a black tee shirt in the washing machine? If so, that's possibly what was at head in that one picture.
I don't agree that she had limited time in the house after the killing. She might not have known when anyone would be home. There's no reason for Travis to have even known when the roommates would be home, especially if it were Zach's day off. Zach said he arrived home around 9pm, which at least means it had to be dark. Not saying she stayed there all that time, but that gave 4 hours. What's her call location around 10-11pm? That would tell us how long she stayed in the house.
For some reason, I just can't get with the duvet story. No one has remarked of any blood on anything in the washer or dryer, so we don't even know if any items ever had blood on them. I just found it interesting that there was a white towel in the dryer. There are rolls of white towels in the linen closet. The bleached "peach" towel is in the washer, but in some testimony by the evidence collector on day two, she pointed out a "peach" towel in the crime scene photos upstairs. She didn't say peach, but it looks that color to me.
JM had her read the brands of the two and they were the same Bianca brand. So, assuming that Travis would put out two matching towels in his bathroom, and he washed the bedding after sex, I'm thinking he put the white towel from sex play in the washer and dryer.
I think he also started to go about the business of cleaning the house either in an effort to get Jodi out of the house (politely) or he was just taking for granted that she was there. I have been in situations where I visited someone who was in the middle of cleaning and they have left me sitting there doing nothing while they ignore me and clean. It's annoying. My sister does it all the time.
So It's possible she got irritated at that and coaxed him into sex in the office, which led to him deciding sex twice and cleaning meant he needed a shower. Or she could have convinced him while he was cleaning that he stank and needed a shower. My ex was super sensitive if I'd tell him he smelled. Travis could have been.
The only thing that doesn't really jive is Zach's assertion that he was home for an hour between 3 and 4pm. Unless Jodi actually stayed in bed after the sex pics while Travis went to clean or maybe she was in his office with the door closed or in some way that Zach didn't see--if Zach preferred to use the front door versus the garage, but Zach didn't see Travis either. They both could actually have been in either place, the bedroom or office for that hour.
That hour just throws me off because I honestly can't see Jodi leaving and coming back, and if the time stamps are correct and they were having sex, I can't see that wrapping up and her being gone in an hour and 15 minutes before Zach's arrival at 3pm.