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Oh ok thanks for the correction. I haven't watched the video, was only going by what I read on this thread. That does sound intriguing, I hope we eventually learn the details.

If the letter said the watch was charging at her bedside, that hardly seems like special placement, it seems like a guess (potentially) that would be correct for 99% of Apple Watch wearers. MOO

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While there may be many reasons as mentioned to use a paper map, I'm thinking this is more likely blueprints, for either NG's house or AG's.

Technical questions here about pacemakers and trackers (phone/watch), if anyone knows the answers. What specific type of transmission mechanism does a pacemaker use to send info to a watch or phone? Perhaps microwave? (I believe Bluetooth uses microwave) or maybe radio signals? and How...

Sometimes video or photos are given the ok.

Plus, don't both the phone and the watch likely have functioning GPS? So if they were syncing with her pacemaker but at a location other than her home, wouldn't the devices' location services make that known? MOO

Just a week ago I attended a funeral for a highly religious person, and the pastor and commenters were repeatedly talking about celebrating that she was now in Heaven, no longer suffering, etc. The only comments about sadness were aimed at those of us who will miss having her here. I do assume...

Yes, I have tried to picture a scenario where that 9:48-9:50pm garage door open/close was NG's car arriving home -- perhaps with her as passenger, perhaps not. So far I'm not coming up with a theory that seems plausible, but who knows.

If I was driving a mobility-impaired friend or family member home, I would have them remotely open the garage door while still seated in the car, then I would pull in to the garage, assuming there is room (if her car is parked inside) -- maybe I would even back in, if that gets her passenger...

Agreed. The reports mostly say her wallet, ID, phone, and car were found at the home. The same wording could apply whether the phone was in the car or inside the home. That said, I now think I recalled in error reading that the phone was in the car, it just sounded so familiar when I saw it...

I think we do know she was in her home later that evening -- based on her pacemaker connecting with her watch and/or phone until the middle of the night. MOO

Several folks recall reading that the phone was in the vehicle. Currently I suspect it was a second/backup phone in the car since for basic security one would assume NG would want her phone with her especially at night. Or perhaps the perp put or left the phone in the car. Regardless...

I haven't been watching video, only reading here -- can anyone confirm that the building where the camera/floodlight/whatever was removed was for sure the main house? Or could it have been on the casita instead?

As mentioned a few minutes ago: