And then you’d need to find another explanation for the blood the front door. If she never returned home
Maybe both. But the point is, if she never made it home, the home was staged and she didn't move away from the phone and/or watch. They moved away from her and broke the connection with her pacemaker.
If this, it’d also likely be that phone was placed on her home as well, right? But then what about pacemaker disconnecting later? Logistics are confusing. Unless phone was returned after watch, but LE would have figured that out ASAP.
I believe there was a signal from her pacemaker at home around 2 a.m., so she was home and alive, if timeline was accurate.
Not in my experience, though your experience may vary. If there is something that looks like it COULD be dna or blood, it will be checked. The course of checking rules people/places/thing in or out. I was not saying they went over, saw nothing that remotely looked suspicious, then decided to spray everything all over.
Touch DNA is always controversial due to its high rate of false positives, but it would certainly be a start. There are a lot of rocks in that area too. Aren’t there stones in the driveway? Hopefully, the gas station surveillance footage provides a lead.
I have one and it is clear when I take it off. And also would say where I did so. Electronics that monitor so much are hard to trick folks with. Jmo
or she was moved. Did something happen at AG's house and they brought her home with the intent of making it look like a staged burglary? Was the blood on the porch from her NOT leaving but coming back home?
The technology DOES exist but I think, and someone please correct me if I am wrong, I think it's more in terms of aging it weeks/months/years on surfaces, not really days/hours. I mean, FRESH is fresh. Coagulation helps in the immediate. But potentially 18 hours head start, from 6pm to noon the next day? I don't think they can age that except to possibly say it's been there much longer than 18 hours.
