Yes thanks @keep-it-real - you just got there before my amended entry re phone charging!We know her phone was switched of on around 12.10pm on the 19th which means it hadnt run out of battery.
We dont know how much battery life the phone still held when it was switched off .
We do not know when the phone was last charged or if it was fully charged.
So the battery life of the phone cannot tell us if she left the house on the evening of the 18th or morning of the 19th because a Samsung D900 handset had the battery life to cover both scenarios as is confirmed by the fact that the phone was switched off and didnt run out of battery.
Not to detract too much but given that there was some suggestion that CL's body might have been buried in the foundations of the College new Science block which would have been substantial, could the weight of poured concrete create enough pressure on the controls of a mobile phone to switch if off.
Previously a photo of a white van parked in a recessed parking bay in Heworth Place was posted on the forum the logo on the van was that of a Concrete Grinding Company who also specialised in laying concrete floors could the depth and weight of a concrete floor also have the same effect when poured on a mobile device
Re the concrete theory, is it likely NYP would have tested this theory during their investigations?
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