A quick recap of the info about 11th January.
No new info here but looking at this one thing shows how messy the public communication is for this case.
First, something unofficial: on 13th February (early morning, meaning she's talking about 12th February), Ashleigh Banfield posted a video in which she said this:
Something else that law enforcement was doing today. The FBI was going around and asking all of the neighbours within a two-mile radius of Nancy and her driveway to look at their Ring [sic] cams. […] Early in the day, the reporting came out that they were just asking for January 11th, 9 till midnight. […] And then it changed […]
She goes on to describe the later request for footage from the whole month. The quote begins at 38m32s.
This link should start at the right place.
There was also an alert on the Neighbors app requesting footage from that date. People assumed that it came from the Pima Country SD but someone quickly told Nicolas Bogel-Burroughs (New York Times) that the request wasn’t from them but from a neighbour.
Link to his post on X. I'm guessing that the neighbour posted that alert after being asked about footage from 11th January, starting at 9 pm.
PCSD later told people to look for the blue checkmark on the Neighbors app to verify that alerts claiming to be from them were genuine.
Link here to their post on X.
PCSD did later request footage, but it was for the whole month of January (starting 1st Jan) and up to the date Nancy was found missing.
Link here.
I'm not as negative about the sheriff as some people here but I do think the department's public communication is poor. No one should take the sheriff's words literally when he speaks publicly, even about searches and suspects.
I also think investigators
are interested in footage from Sunday, 11th January – they've just gone about their communication in a messy way.