thinkaboutthis
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Well, the reason that keeps playing through my head is because I couldn't tell you every step of what I did yesterday. But... if I'd constructed a script or set of instructions for someone to do A, then B, then C, etc, I most definitely would be able to recite that. Every step of it. Easy peasy.
The thing is, people have no reason to track and remember and recite every step of what they did on a certain day, and so, they are unable to readily, upon receiving an unexpected phone call, have one and only one conversation in which they are able to recite every step of what they did on a certain day. We're just not constructed that way, that we can do that.
BBM
Hmmm...If cops called someone on the very same evening that their estranged spouse was abducted and asked for an explanation in detail from the beginning where they were and what they did that day (which would be protocol), I think pretty much anyone could muster up the memory of where they were and what they did that same day. If they couldn't, I would find that suspicious. I would also find it suspicious if LE did not ask him to take them through step-by-step of what he did earlier (that day) in order to verify the information he was giving was accurate. (Which means that people do have a reason to remember and recite every step of what they did on a certain day, because they are being asked to by LE) If you asked someone a month later what they did that day, I would agree, very difficult to say. But at 8pm on the same day? Unless there is some severe early-onset Alzheimer's going on, I don't see it.