March 15th
“If we’re looking for third party data, if we’re looking for information from a company, or a business, that the business acquires in the course of its business, that might relate to an investigation, we send a subpoena,” said Ives. “If you’re looking for evidence that relates directly to proof of a crime and it’s in a realm of privacy, in a person’s home,
in a person’s phone, in a person’s computer, on their person, some other situations, then you have to get a search warrant for that type of information,
and we’ve gotten some search warrants but often those search warrants didn’t directly relate to the investigation of the killing of the two girls. They’re related to other matters in the course of this investigation. When so many people are being checked on, other things get found.
That was true in the arrest of a local man known to investigators last weekend who is being held without bond on a probation violation for an alcohol-related offense."
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2017/03/15/indiana-teens-killer-may-have-met-police-prosecutors-say.html
BBM
This quote, I finally found it again. I remember reading it, and reading it again.
Anyone else want to take a guess as to what it being said?
Maybe what is meant is that Search Warrants are obtained and the results don't always directly relate to the killings of the two girls?
Otherwise my second thought is that some of the Search Warrants relate indirectly (but not directly) to whoever the Search Warrant is issued to.