Oh to be a fly on her wall...
Wonder what it would take for LE to wire her house?..or can they?
Billie has indicated that she does not have a computer or internet access. That should be pretty simple to figure out. If there's a bill for internet service at that address, we can safely assume she has not been entirely truthful. If there is no service billed to her address, she might still be able to connect illegally through a nearby unsecured WiFi connection. By sitting in front of her house with a laptop (or WiFi enabled cell phone) you would be able to determine if there was a WiFi device nearby, and certainly to narrow it down to the house it was inside.
There are programs (hacker-stuff) to turn on a computer's webcam and/or microphone remotely without the knowledge of the owner and spy on them. If the XBOX had the Kinect attachment, it can also be turned on remotely, allowing someone to see and hear what is going on in the house (EITHER of those houses). I wonder if the police can use something like that since the equipment is provided by the person of interest.
There's a little piece of software that is installed unknowingly by the computer's owner, by opening an email or accepting a file via instant messenger that enables the "spy" to log onto it remotely. I would not be surprised to learn there are legitimate programs that do the same thing (WITH the computer owner's knowledge) to allow parents to check in on their teens or babysitters when they have to be at work. IF something like that was installed on a computer at the Dunn residence, PRIOR to Hailey's disappearance, it could have captured images of Hailey when she thought she was alone in the house. If she was undressed, it would be illegal to have the images, and suggestive of someone with an unhealthy interest in Hailey, without being child




in the traditional sense. That's a computer I would have ditched immediately if I thought LE was coming around to investigate my SOs missing daughter. I know there has been some speculation that a computer could have been removed from the house before LE became involved.
In the case of a video... can LE count each frame as a single still image? Could that explain the outrageous number of "images" on Shawn's mom's laptop? At 30 frames per second, 100,000 images is just under an hour of video.
Sorry for the randomness of this post.