This TL of that morning seems to be more detailed:
'In the case of the disappeared Rebecca, the investigators of the murder commission are apparently facing the breakthrough. After the arrest of Florian R. (the student's brother-in-law), several investigators of the forensic investigation entered the man's house in Rudow on Friday afternoon.
Here Rebecca was last seen alive. Thus, the house comes as a possible crime scene in question. However, the investigators had so far too little evidence to the house by a court order to investigate and investigate. Obviously, however, new evidence has emerged during the interrogation of the suspect, which is sufficient for the required decision
The girl's brother-in-law had been arrested around noon on Thursday. The police said that the "suspicion has hardened". However, it is not clear what exactly happened in the morning hours of the day Rebecca disappeared.
So far, the murder investigators reconstruct the crucial three hours so:
5.45 clock:Florian R. comes from a company party home in the Mason Way. Here he lives with his partner Jessica and the two children live together. Rebecca, Jessica's sister, is sleeping in the living room at this time.
7:00 am:Jessica R. leaves the house to drive to work.7.15 am: Jessica R. calls Florian R. with the request that he wake Rebecca because she has to go to school. Then the man wants to look after the family's statement in the living room and then said that Rebecca was no longer in the house.
8.30 am:Rebecca's mother sends a
WhatsAppmessage to her daughter. Using two gray checkmarks and Rebecca's family-known phone settings, it is clear that the message arrived on the student's phone but was not opened.
9.50am:Rebecca's first lesson starts that day. The 15-year-old schoolgirl does not appear.
In addition,
the police canprove that Rebecca's cell phone was logged in between 6 and 8 o'clock that morning in the wireless network of her brother-in-law's house. It is the last reliable track to date to the 15-year-olds.
More WhatsApp messages sent to Rebecca by family members over the week are shown on the sender cell phones with only one instead of two gray check marks. This means that the cell phone of the 15-year-olds was no longer online.
„Erhärteter Tatverdacht“ - Vermisste Rebecca: Jetzt durchsucht Polizei Haus des Schwagers
Also:After arrestRebecca's mother: "Do not think that my son-in-law has anything to do with it"
Rebeccas Mutter: „Glaube nicht, dass mein Schwiegersohn damit zu tun hat“
This must be a living nightmare for the family..