Newsjunkiejen
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My theory, which has changed since seeing the body cam is that they fought and she accidentally fell. The report says she is the "aggressor" however, I knew girls like that. They are all arms flaying and drama when they're upset. They "strike out" and "girl hit." You also have to take into consideration the age of these two. They are "babies." Their brains dont think properly and if you're panicked, you do not behave rationally. You do stupid things, like RUN. Especially if you have recently had a DV stop. No one is going to believe she just fell off a cliff. You cant say you pushed her. Even if you didn't push her and she accidentally fell. You call your parents and you drive home and your parents get you an attorney because you didn't mean to do it or it is a tragic accident. BUT what you dont do in either of these scenarios is send a fake text on 8/30. Which is also why I ask the question could the text have been from Gabby and sent earlier than 8/30 but only received by her mom on that day due to a signal delay?
This makes a LOT of sense to me.
Regarding the query about the text message not being received on Gabby's mum's phone until 30th Aug, I think there's every possibility that Gabby might have sent that message earlier, but it was floating around in the ether until signal was reestablished, and then delivered to her mum's phone.
I think things are a bit different with networks here in the UK, but if I try to send a text message when I'm in an area with poor signal, it will fail, but my phone will NOT automatically keep trying to resend the message (maybe for battery preservation!? Who knows) My phone gives me the option whether to try and send the message again, so if I don't press "try again" the message won't go.
I'm not sure how it differs in the States, but if a network did automatically continue to try to get the message through then it's completely plausible that Gabby did send the text to her mum, but not necessarily on the date that it was received on her mum's phone.
MOO