This Filing is from the Defense - Motion to Compel and Request for Sanctions.
NOTE - It's 18 pages long. Here's the second set of 9 pages ... divided b/c I'm wary as to how many screenshots this forum accepts in one post ...
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That is what the Defense appears to be asking.Quick ?:
What is meant by “geo fence victim” in the document late filed yesterday by Def? If it was answered already I missed it as I’m days behind. Ty.
Ty for helping me. I thought it may mean Abby had a phone or Libby had a second one but wasn’t sure and didn’t want guess at their meaning when I’ve been absent.That is what the Defense appears to be asking.
So.... if there's a phone that wasn't LG's, but it is labeled "geo fence victim's", then it might be --
The other victim -- Abby's.
Or it could be the first victim has a second phone...
Unless it's a typo or duplication, it sure looks like they had two phones associated with the two victims, in some fashion.
JMO
Possible the girls shared a burner?Ty for helping me. I thought it may mean Abby had a phone or Libby had a second one but wasn’t sure and didn’t want guess at their meaning when I’ve been absent.
This is how it appeared to me, too. I wonder if any of those phones were burner phones? Could the people associated with them even be identified? Did they do a geofence of the entire trail area from 12:30ish on, or just within 100 yards of the CS?That is what the Defense appears to be asking.
So.... if there's a phone that wasn't LG's, but it is labeled "geo fence victim's", then it might be --
The other victim -- Abby's.
Or it could be the first victim has a second phone...
Unless it's a typo or duplication, it sure looks like they had two phones associated with the two victims, in some fashion.
JMO
Is it possible the killer(s) left a phone with the victim to make it appear they had a phone when in reality, they never did? Or left one to taunt police?This is how it appeared to me, too. I wonder if any of those phones were burner phones? Could the people associated with them even be identified? Did they do a geofence of the entire trail area from 12:30ish on, or just within 100 yards of the CS?
I don't know, but it bothers me that there were multiple phones within 100 yards of the CS between 3:02 and 3:27. Even if RA was there with the girls, I want to know who these other people are, if they are identifiable, what they saw, if they participated, etc. NMcL said they had good reason to believe others were involved...maybe this is why. JMO.Is it possible the killer(s) left a phone with the victim to make it appear they had a phone when in reality, they never did? Or left one to taunt police?
I think it’s just for within 100 yards of the crime scene as for a warrant the radius needed to be that narrow and would not include the bridge, trail or cemetery as those are beyond 100 yards. Not sure exactly how these geofences work though.This is how it appeared to me, too. I wonder if any of those phones were burner phones? Could the people associated with them even be identified? Did they do a geofence of the entire trail area from 12:30ish on, or just within 100 yards of the CS?
This has been my thought all along. After the factory reset. A special phone to keep special stuff on. Maybe "Anthony" left it somewhere for her to retrieve. Complete with a secret tracker.Possible the girls shared a burner?
And if you look at where 100 yards or less puts you, it's right there in those woods around the crime scene.I don't know, but it bothers me that there were multiple phones within 100 yards of the CS between 3:02 and 3:27.
That's the impression I got, as well. I wonder if LE was able to go back and see if RA's phone was on the trail at any time between noon and 4pm? If it was not there, whether because it was off, or sitting idle at his house, or in the parked car, etc., then it won't help RA's case since he said he was on his phone looking at a stock ticker. Is this information not included in any of the D's filings because phone data doesn't exist? Or because it was turned off and looks suspicious? Or are they sitting on that until trial? I mean, I have no idea. But none of that really negates the fact that there were other numbers so close to the CS. I'm baffled by that.I think it’s just for within 100 yards of the crime scene as for a warrant the radius needed to be that narrow and would not include the bridge, trail or cemetery as those are beyond 100 yards. Not sure exactly how these geofences work though.
You replied to Sunsetbeach who was replying to me, the OP. I'm sorry you're confused. Every poster here has an opportunity to make their stance, as long as it's done within the terms of TOS.
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Early on in the investigation, authorities consulted with a Purdue University professor concerning what resembled possible Odinism signatures left behind at the crime scene, the defense attorneys wrote. But that angle was "essentially abandoned" after the professor told law enforcement "it was not Odinism or any type of cult worshipping or any type of group that would have conducted the crime," as stated in the filing.
Court docs reveal horrifying new claims in killing of 2 young girls in Delphi, Indiana
As do I, which I've stated numerous times.
MOO
So, this is a change of venue objection for Richard Allen. Not just for the contempt hearing. He originally asked for the change of venue for his trial, which was denied, but jurors were to be brought in from other parts of the county. I do not get this objection.
Why I still think FBI might be pursuing a more tentacled case.Ah. I see. TY. From the same linked article:
"Yet, law enforcement in charge of the Delphi investigation seemingly, and quickly, abandoned the obvious correlation between the crime scene and Odinism, despite an obscene amount of evidence linking Odinism to the crime scene, and even in spite of powerful evidence linking specific Odinites in and around Indiana to the murders," the attorneys stated in the filings."