Well it sounds like he did at least drop off a trailer after work. Otherwise he wouldn’t have been driving his van?
There’s some missing info IMO
not even the defense appears to be arguing that Weber dropped the trailer off after leaving his job. They claim he did that earlier in the day and that Weber went to service his ATMs after leaving work.
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On Feb. 19, 2017, according to Baldwin, Weber told police he got off work and performed routine service on some of the roughly 35 ATMs he owned around central Indiana.
Two days before, on Feb. 17, Weber told police officers what he's said in court and what the prosecution believes he did. Weber said he worked from 5:41 a.m. to 2:02 p.m. at the Subaru plant. He drove his white van to work, which was unusual and happened only because he was hauling a trailer. He drove straight home afterward and arrived around 2:30 p.m., using a private drive that passes underneath the far east side of the Monon High Bridge spanning Deer Creek.
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Baldwin tried to establish that Weber's ATMs would have needed service because Weber was on a trip to Arizona the week prior and returned on Feb. 12, the day before the girls went missing. But Weber maintained that he was mistaken in the Feb. 19 police interview.
"On the day in question," Weber said of Feb. 13, "when I got off work, I went straight home."
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Weber told the jury he drove a van, a Ford Econoline, to work on Feb. 13.
Defense attorney Andrew Baldwin asked Weber if he drove straight home on Feb. 13, to which
Weber said he dropped off a trailer. Baldwin said that was earlier in the day, adding that Weber originally told police he went to work on ATM machines after work.
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