It was here:Asking people to believe the phone powered itself off at 10:30 pm and then powered itself back on at 4:30 am with no human interference is similar to asking people to toss logic out of the window and believe in a fairy tale.
MOO
I just read an article where the 10:32 pm power off of phone conclusion was "premature." They did so many dumps of Libby's phone things kept changing. Just like the murder weapon. sigh. JMO
Cecil stated he no longer believes the phone died at 10:32 p.m. and called his previous conclusion “premature.” Additional information led Cecil to believe the...
I'm concerned...Asking people to believe the phone powered itself off at 10:30 pm and then powered itself back on at 4:30 am with no human interference is similar to asking people to toss logic out of the window and believe in a fairy tale.
MOO
I just read an article where the 10:32 pm power off of phone conclusion was "premature." They did so many dumps of Libby's phone things kept changing. Just like the murder weapon. sigh. JMO
Cecil stated he no longer believes the phone died at 10:32 p.m. and called his previous conclusion “premature.” Additional information led Cecil to believe the...
I think this is a poorly worded version of what Cecil was likely saying (regarding the 2:31 data). I’m not sure if that’s Cecil’s fault or the media’s.The change in elevation information tightens up the "kidnapping" time. IMO
There is almost no time between the change and when the phone stopped moving. I'm having a hard time getting that to work.
(Info from the link)
Cecil said cell phone pings confirmed Libby’s cell phone was in the vicinity of the bridge at 2:05 p.m. A photo posted to Snapchat at this same time showed Abby walking on the bridge. Two minutes later is the last time Libby’s phone would be unlocked.
At 2:13.51 p.m., Libby took the infamous “Bridge Guy” video that captures a man walking behind the girls and telling them, “guys, down the hill.”
At 2:31 p.m., cell phone records note a change in longitude, altitude and elevation. Cecil explained this meant the phone was on the move as the girls were reportedly led down a hill and possibly across Deer Creek.
By 2:32.39 p.m., the phone was no longer moving. It never moved again nor did it ever ping anywhere outside the trails, Deer Creek and the site where the girls’ bodies would be found on Feb.
"While questions remained about the phone’s period of inactivity, locator pings never placed the phone outside the Monon High Bridge area and the site near Deer Creek where the girls’ bodies — and the phone — were found. This lack of movement casts doubt on the defense team’s floated theory of a possible abduction and off-site killing."It was here:
[snips]
Cecil stated he no longer believes the phone died at 10:32 p.m. and called his previous conclusion “premature.” Additional information led Cecil to believe the phone stayed on until 4:34 a.m. when it received the numerous text messages.
He also noted there was “no indication” that the phone was ever turned off after its last movement near 2:30 p.m. on Feb. 13.
When asked about why the phone didn’t have any activity between 10:32 p.m. and 4:34 a.m., Cecil said, “I do not know why.”
And why in the world would anyone take the girls and then return them to the same general location, only in a place that's even harder for them to reach, and in the dark. Wouldn't perps dump bodies far away from where people would be searching and pick a spot that would be easier on them?!If the girls were bundled into a waiting car and taken to a secret location after 2pm, yet the phone was always on until after 10pm - why did the cellular network not see the phone move and the phone has no onboard activity or any GPS update?
This dog doesn't hunt
MOO
To clarify, he’s said that his original assumption that the phone turned off around 10:30 was premature, and that he doesn’t see any activity to indicate it was manually turned off between 2:30pm and 4:33am (which would be reflected in logs).I'm concerned...
•witness statements don't match RA, have changed over time
•the pathologist, changing his conclusion on the witness stand, was NOT a serrated knife. Why didn't he check this out with his peers? I'm also disappointed in the autopsy results, did he ever acknowledge if he took clippings from Libby. Moo ... It was stated Abby was a nail biter and had nothing to cut.
•IT tech changes his testimony to now say the phone was not turned off, he originally assumed it was off do the battery.
I'm definitely Team Prosecution !!! Hoping P can bring forth creditable, intelligence and extremely confident witnesses today.
Moo
Yes. It was in the PCA, pg 5.Was RA's wife interviewed?
Understood, and Cecil didn't know why any of this is occurring. That doesn't take away from the fact that the phone didn't ping elsewhere, which would actually support the D's theory. Cecil doesn't know why it happened. He's saying his conclusion was "premature." If he doesn't know why it's happening, he really can't say if he's wrong or right. He suspected before he was right, now he suspects he is probably wrong.The 10:32 pm was later stated to be not true.
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Any explanation for that? I'm not playing "gotcha," just asking.If the girls were bundled into a waiting car and taken to a secret location after 2pm, yet the phone was always on until after 10pm - why did the cellular network not see the phone move and the phone has no onboard activity or any GPS update?
This dog doesn't hunt
MOO
IMO
This article was updated last night. It's lengthy but worth the read.
Cecil's outline of the recorded movement:
IMO down the hill is way more than 20 feet. We need more information on where they were at 1:31.
[snip]
1:31 pm – 2:08 pm – 1,682 steps (707.34 meters)
2:08 pm – 2:18 pm – 414.38 meters
2:25 pm – 2:32 pm – 66 steps (50.64 meters)
2:31 pm – two-floor elevation change
Cecil’s testimony explained the iPhone uses 10 feet as it’s estimation for distance for a “floor,” meaning the two-floor elevation change would be about 20 feet. The Health App, he explained, doesn’t record a duration for the elevation change. He said that it happened during the steps taken from 2:25 pm to 2:32 pm.
Understood, and Cecil didn't know why any of this is occurring. That doesn't take away from the fact that the phone didn't ping elsewhere, which would actually support the D's theory. Cecil doesn't know why it happened. He's saying his conclusion was "premature." If he doesn't know why it's happening, he really can't say if he's wrong or right. He suspected before he was right, now he suspects he is probably wrong.
Any explanation for that? I'm not playing "gotcha," just asking.
The phone stayed where it was and lost signal for any number of reasons. At some point in the early morning, atmospherics slightly improved and the phone regained a signal. This is not an uncommon phenomenon in the slightest, especially in rural areas with spotty cell service.Understood, and Cecil didn't know why any of this is occurring. That doesn't take away from the fact that the phone didn't ping elsewhere, which would actually support the D's theory. Cecil doesn't know why it happened. He's saying his conclusion was "premature." If he doesn't know why it's happening, he really can't say if he's wrong or right. He suspected before he was right, now he suspects he is probably wrong.
Any explanation for that? I'm not playing "gotcha," just asking.
Have you ever tried to take off a pair of skinny jeans? Or, a wet bathing suit? And, why do I always find my grandkids clothes inside out on the floor, including their sweatpantsSo inside out seems to mean to me that BG took them off the girls himself?
I can see a wet shirt and underwear being inside out taking them off yourself... but not the pants.
What do you think? It probably doesn't matter.
Because they strongly need to move the timeframe of the murders to a time that excludes RA, but inculpates the Odinists. If they say that the girls were there the whole time, that becomes much harder to accomplish. If they say the girls were killed later, it is not at all credible that the kidnapper(s)/murderer(s) were there for over 12 hours with the girls (which is the timeframe they need).Can I ask why would the defense need to say the girls were taken away and returned to the CS?
How would that help the defense? I am struggling understanding that motivation. help me
I think SC came off incredibly reliable. She took no crap from Baldwin who was intentionally antagonizing her IMO, but that does not make her testimony less believable.
If anything she was even more adamant and stood her ground on the statements she gave in 2017 and what she said from 2022-trial.
MOO
Thanks, that's good to know. I'm not overly familiar with any of these sources. I'm torn between wanting something hot off the presses and wanting the most accurate.IMO WANE is doing great reporting on the trial. I have always liked Alyssa Ivanson. She's been at WANE for years.