This is what NBC Nightly News said as well. The clip is posted above.
Must be referring to this:
It does all seem a bit disingenuous. The whiplash continues.
I don’t think the evidence points to this at all, respectfully. I don’t think you would bust a front door camera, then enter a back door, if you’re just looking to loot a home. They didn’t need to use the front door at all for a burglary. The other cameras would’ve showed motion before, even without a subscription, but they didn’t. The timeline suggests the perp went to the front door first to disable the doorbell camera. MOO
From what I am reading here, I think a number of people are thinking along the same lines. It was a robbery or kidnapping gone wrong. So a business crime that did not go the way it was intended.
LE cant go door to door. People work. LE comes to my door. I'm at work. Wasted trip through the neighborhood for LE. Go door to door at night? Perhaps??? General request through local media, Please check your doorbell cameras etc. Most coverage possible with little effort. Homes on NG's street, sure. Do you have to allow them access to my camera? I dunno. As far as being confronted door to door vs general pleas for footage, I would say this. Stop waiting for an invitation. If you have something , say something.
1:47am was the time stamp on the doorbell video and when it was disabled/removedMust be referring to this:
“2:12 a.m.: The camera software detected a person on camera, but no video is available, the sheriff said. "They had no subscription and therefore it would rewrite itself, kind of -- it just kind of loops right and covers up," the sheriff said. "That's what our analysis teams have told us. We're not done with that." The sheriff said there were multiple cameras at the home.”
I believe this was stated before the masked man images and video was released by the FBI.
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What is the thought process of the night time robber? Why not go during the day when people are not home typically?
Perhaps they needed the home owner there? To unlock a safe, or hand over passwords, etc.
Unless there was an altercation and the robbery was interrupted. What are the thieves looking for? Can they grab it quickly and run?
Intentional obfuscation MOO
I believe this 100%. A few weeks after the January 1 attack on Bourbon Street in New Orleans, an FBI agent contacted us for footage from our exterior cameras (house is about 2 blocks away from where the attack occurred). Even though LE had their guy, they got months of footage leading up to the incident. It is one thing to read about what they're doing in the news — like are they really — completely different to witness it for a fact.
I have no issue with LE here. I don't expect them to go door to door in a neighborhood that isn't NG's. My issue is the home owner found the suspicious footage their camera recorded and instead of going straight to LE to let them process it they went to the media and made a statement that they were never asked to review their video which IMO was a slam at LE. Why not just let LE know and forget contacting the media?
Ha! I used to have mine on at night until I had a complete conversation with my physician while asleep. It was around 9:00P & I wasn’t expecting him to call me so late. I was too embarrassed to ask at my next appointment what we talked about.
That seems possible but then why is LE at their house now? Unless that report is wrong.I wonder if the resident who has the new roadway footage already had submitted it to LE. However, they decided to take matters into their own hands releasing it to the media, because they hadn’t heard back? With 10,000+ hours of footage to comb through, I’m sure it’s a long, grueling process. For all we know they could be sitting on a smoking gun that they haven’t got to yet. I’m unsure protocol for reviewing footage? MOO
I’m suddenly getting Delphi murder vibes when they had “the tip” all along.
That's a standard fireman's carry, I think.
Because they realize it’s valuable footage that’s already narrowed down to time and date. It’s not just sitting in the stack of 10,000 hours waiting to be viewed KWIM?
