for the 43 second video. I listened several times, jotted it down, and then went to go back and compare to what was said at trial/in family interviews
:07s: Abby: "Is he right here?" (this is also what Sheriff Liggett testified he heard)
:12s: Abby (just as the camera moves away from her as Libby takes some steps): "Don't leave me up here!" I know Liggett and Abby's grandma both thought they heard this as well.
:17s: Libby in what seems to be a forced casual tone: "See, this is the path.." DROPS VOICE and quietly says what does sound like "that/there be a gun" as Abby walk/runs quickly past her saying something about "path" before Libby resumes her casual talk about the path
Is that ungrammatical? Yes. Doesn't mean that it isn't something a girl her age would have said in a moment of panic or that we are mishearing the "be" part. But she definitely says something about gun when she drops her voice--but I can't tell if she is making a statement or trying to ask Abby for confirmation
Then we have "Guys", followed by Abby's tiny "Hi.", and then immediately I swear I hear a metallic racking that sounds tinnier than the crunch of the leaves/gravel before he says "Down the hill."
The people on FB and other places who claim the girls are laughing and having a nice calm time....
I hear no laughing, mostly sniffing from Libby that could be from the chilly temp (45ish degrees) or nerves. I hear Abby's voice tighten as she becomes scared. I hear Libby trying to speak in that calm "out loud voice" that we women get when we are trying to act like everything is normal, don't notice us, please keep going along and leave us alone. Abby's tiny "hi" is the worst part of it all IMHO. She sounds so scared, cornered, trying to shrink into herself and not be noticed...and at that point it's too late.