***VERDICT WATCH*** Jimmy Rodgers Trial Thread (livestream) Days 1-11 2019.10.10-22

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@Jake_Allen19
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Simmons examined the personal cell phone records of Rodgers and on On June 28, 2015, the records showed the phone pinged to a tower closest to the homicide scene at 6:22 a.m., Simmons said.

The phone pinged at the same location at 6:23 a.m. on the same date, Simmons said.

 

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@Jake_Allen19
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The prosecution is using phone records to show Rodgers was in the area of the homicide scene close to when Teresa Sievers was killed.

 

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Phone pings on JRR's cellphone
@Jake_Allen19
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The jury is looking at another map. This one shows phone pings on Rodgers' phone and it shows the phone traveling down to Southwest Florida, Simmons said. There are two pins on the map. One of the pins is Rodgers' residence and the other is the Sievers home in Bonita Springs.

 

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JRR's pings.

 

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@BrookeWINKNews
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Witness on the stand now showing pings from Rodgers cell phone.. showing pings from Missouri to SWFL and the Sievers Bonita Springs home.

 

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@Jake_Allen19
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Simmons is now being cross examined by Assistant Public Defender Rexford Darrow .

 

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@Jake_Allen19
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There was no communication between Rodgers and the "burner phone," Simmons said. She did not analyze any "burner phones" allegedly used or owned by Rodgers, she said when asked by Darrow.

 

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@Jake_Allen19
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Your phone will pick up the best signal and not necessarily the closest tower, Simmons said. The range of towers varies, she said when asked by Darrow.

 

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@Jake_Allen19
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Darrow is asking Simmons about a disclaimer from AT&T about using the tower data for investigative purposes because it can be "inaccurate."

 

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@Jake_Allen19
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Is there a difference between something being "exact" and something being "inaccurate," Assistant State Attorney Cynthia Ross asks Simmons said that is correct.

 

[MsArk]

And Rodgers gives a great big yawn...is he bored? Yuck!

 

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@Jake_Allen19
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Simmons is released from the stand for now, but is subject to recall in the trial.

The next witness is Winston Chambers. He is employed by Trap Phone Wireless and manages their subpoena compliance department.

His company is a prepaid cellphone business, Winston said.

 

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From last witness:

@jbevis10
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Defense now in cross highlighting that phone companies recommend using caution when utilizing phone records and cell tower information.

 

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@jbevis10
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She's off the stand now. (Subject to recall though) State's next witness is a manager for subpeona compliance at TracFone.

 

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@Jake_Allen19
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Chambers is talking about the phone with the 858 number. It was purchased at a Walmart in Naples, he said.

 

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@Jake_Allen19
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These phones are used for legitimate purposes is that correct, Darrow asks Chambers. Chambers said yes.

Chambers is released from the stand.

 

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@jbevis10
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"These phones are used for legitimate purposes right?" "Yes" That was the defense's primary question to the TracFone employee. State had him confirm that their subpoenaed docs were legit. He's off the stand now.

 

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@Jake_Allen19
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The next witness is Suzanne Buchhofer, of the Lee County Sheriff's Office. She is an analyst for the sheriff's office.

 

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@Jake_Allen19
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In 2015, Buchhofer analyzed historic precision data for cellphones in the Teresa Sievers homicide investigation.

 

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Thank you so much @Legally Bland !!! Please don't try to copy every tweet from all these reporters. Just do what is easiest for you! We appreciate whatever you are able to do