minor4th
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So, here are the issues I have with the timing of the photographs. From 5:15 a.m. -6:16 a.m., one can assume that Van Staden was alone while he was photographing and documenting the crime scene. But as early as 6:17 a.m. we have other people in the scene with him, so any of the photos after 6:17 a.m. are not as reliable as to the location of the items photographed.
Also, it seems odd that he would go from photographing the upstairs crimescene until 7:36 a.m. (picture of the duvet spread out) and then 3 minutes (7:39- 7:40) -later he is back in the garage photographing Oscar's legs and then he's back upstairs at 7:43 photographing the upstairs again.
And in the middle of photographing the crime scene upstairs, he leaves and goes outside to take pictures from (6:27 am - 6:32 am)
Also, it seems odd that he would go from photographing the upstairs crimescene until 7:36 a.m. (picture of the duvet spread out) and then 3 minutes (7:39- 7:40) -later he is back in the garage photographing Oscar's legs and then he's back upstairs at 7:43 photographing the upstairs again.
And in the middle of photographing the crime scene upstairs, he leaves and goes outside to take pictures from (6:27 am - 6:32 am)