Thanks for link, notes on the video:
*Sound quality gets bearable around 7:00
*11:14-13:28 Barb's call to Bobby to come give samples at hospital
*13:30-16:15 Barb repeatedly evades answering the question whether Bobby was home when she got home at 5pm
*14:50 Male officer speaking "You said: 'After he (BoD)came home from hunting he told me that the girl (TH) had called and left a message'".
According to Barb then BoD DID hear the message TH left. It's possible then he heard it before she arrived and KNEW she was coming.
Missy didn't BoD say somewhere he never heard the message?
Another conflicting statement regarding BoD
Honest hearted individuals reading and listening to statements regarding Bobby will see he is lying and others are lying for or about him.
The time is ticking away for Bobby, you can't hide the truth for ever
BBM it's in his testimony, he says he didn't hear the phone ring and didn't hear or check for messages.
http://www.stevenaverycase.org/wp-c...-Trial-Transcript-Day-3-2007Feb14.pdf#page=41
Thanks for listening to it lol I started last night again, and was to lazy to find my headphones to listen to it! Did you get the impression that Bobby showed up while they were still recording? From what I have read about the audio, I don't think he did, but we know he did show up that day eventually. Another interesting part of the audio that was transcribed was that Barb knew and didn't care that he was selling the van (courtesy of Nexious on reddit for transcribing)
QUESTION: Umm, do you remember mentioning that the Saturday before, uh, this all came about, that you had an argument of some sort with Steven about why--hey, why are you even puttin' this thing in Auto Trader? Do you remember about what time that was, or when that was?
BARB: No.
QUESTION: Umm, you had said that it was before he left--
BARB: I didn't have an argument with him, I just told him.
QUESTION: Well what did you ask him, or what did you tell him?
BARB: I asked him why he was putting it in there. 'Cause it's not good anyhow.
QUESTION: What do you think that van was worth?
BARB: I don't know. Couldn't tell you. That's why he--
QUESTION: Did you guys discuss it at all?
BARB: That's why he always did it. He's put in a lot of cars in Auto Trader already.
QUESTION: Did he--did he ask you or how did it go to decide "hey, let's sell this vehicle and put it in the newspaper," or whatever?
BARB: It was no use to me.
QUESTION: Okay. So I guess, what I'm asking is--did you, did you ask him? Did he ask you? Did you guys just think that--
BARB: He asked me.
QUESTION: And what did he ask you?
BARB: If he should. I told him, do what he's gotta do. I says it really doesn't pay though.
QUESTION: He asked you if he should sell it or put it in the paper?
BARB: Put it in the magazine.
QUESTION: And what did you say?
BARB: I told him it didn't make a difference, but what for? Didn't pay.
QUESTION: Do you know how much it costs to put those ads in?
BARB: Forty dollars. It's all--the van and everything is underneath my name.
QUESTION: All right. Did you pay that fourty dollars?
BARB: No, he did. I gotta pay him back. But right now I got a hard time going myself. Four boys I'm supporting. And a house mortgage.
QUESTION: It's tough.
BARB: Yeah it is, plus I'm going through a divorce.
QUESTION: Did, uh, did he tell you that he paid for it?
BARB: I think he did. Otherwise she wouldn't had took the pictures.
QUESTION: Did she get the pictures taken?
BARB: I don't know. Bobby said that she was out there taking pictures, so.
QUESTION: Bobby saw her?
BARB: Bobby saw her taking pictures, I guess. I wasn't home.
