Occams razor tells us its to block the cameraMaybe the flowers were used to get a better grip on the camera?
Occams razor tells us its to block the cameraMaybe the flowers were used to get a better grip on the camera?
Definitely had a driverWow! Two separate visits? Same person or two different people? Where’s his vehicle? Or another person came back to pick them up?Wouldn’t he need help to carry her?
I very much agree with you!This person I feel could be quite a young man, given his softer look, having maybe not fully grown into his face, the way he walks and holds himself and the lack of foresight. I think this person is about 19-23 years old. He just reminds me of that age group of boys I worked with.
And infrared tends to flip tints. Dark colors can appear light and light can appear dark. You see that in cop cars when people are arrested and put in the back of a police car. Brunettes appear blonde and vice versa.IMO those are reflective strips on the backpack. The camera likely switched to infrared because it was dark. IMO
LE also said there were signs of forced entry, so perhaps NG didn't hear the knocking at the door because her hearing aids were out (and later found left behind). Maybe the intruder broke in through another door and then led NG out through this door since the blood splatters are on the path the intruder is standing on in the video.My cameras alert me to movement, but I also have my phone in Sleep mode at night. I don't want to get woken up every time the neighbor's cat walks through the back yard. I don't know what other people do, but I'd be surprised if most people have their phones set to wake them up for camera notifications. And (this might be unverified, so JMO) if NG wore hearing aids and didn't have them in at night, she might not have heard it even if there was an alert. I don't think it is at all a safe assumption that she must have already been disabled if she didn't get and act on a notification about motion at the door.
I think it is the gate's handle. The angle is somewhat awkward, but it IS a doorbell camera so not many options for mounting those, I fear. At first I thought it was something on the doormat, but then I took off my glasses and recognized the weird angle of a door handle.This is like mine--depending on placement, it picks up a closeup of the storm door handle. Pretty sure that's the storm door handle.
No, but its enough to scare an 84 year grandmaNo way he could shoot a gun with those gloves on.
if you look above and below the lips, there appears to be very dark hair (or what looks like hair). wouldn't make sense to be a shadow and i don't think it would be skin since the skin around the eyes is lighter. could be a fake mustache/beard though.How can you tell? I keep staring at the pictures but I don’t see that. The eyes look feminine to me, which I know means nothing.
the physical location of any of these cams (Ring, Nest, etc.) is irrelevant as the footage is all cloud stored (which is why it was weird to actually take these cams in the first place) In this case the lack of a sub caused a delay but apparently the company dug it off their servers (so they save all the playback even if you don't pay for access on your end).Regardless, big Kudos to the technicians who were able to retrieve video from a missing camera that did not have a subscription to the web that actually saves it. How the ^%$# did they do that????
Their forensic abilities are mind blowing.
Did you mean Guthrie family?NBC saying no one in Guiffre recognizes the person on the video.
There would be evidence of the murder in the house. I don't think LE has said anything to point to that.To kill a person, then put them in a body bag so that they could be moved without leaving evidence everywhere. But the blood on the front patio might not fit this scenario.