Dave Mack

That's the most likely scenario.

So the UFED is going to be able to connect to any mobile device and provide a complete extraction.

basically they're gonna get contacts, SMS messages, photos, videos, call logs, any audio files, all the IMEI data, anything that's on that SIM card will be imaged by that UFED device.

Yeah, so with the up and down of the garage door and the timeline, you know, they're certainly going to find out, you know, is that a normal minute and a half, two minute gap for when Nancy's in and out of the house?

If they have that data, they're going to be able to get past data as well to verify that.

Nothing jumps off the page to me there.

What I think is really, really a big question about this timeline is with relation to the doorbell camera.

There's a 25 minute gap from when that camera was disconnected to when that person is registered, the software detects a person, right?

What happened within that 25 minutes and how was nothing captured by these other cameras inside the house?

Those are the main, that's the big question

Exactly.

So we know there's something going on in that house, regardless of what law enforcement is willing to say at this point.

You mentioned that a person appears on camera or motion is detected of a person.

It's not a big leap to think we've got action taking place in and around the home.

and Nancy Guthrie becoming intensely aggravated, moving somewhere, that her pacemaker reacts to that.

We've got this very, very tight window here of activity that

One can only look at the facts in front of you and say, well, that's when she had to.

Something happened to Nancy Guthrie between the time of 1.47 and 2.28.

I believe that tied together with the 1.47 a.m.

indicator that she was rousted out of bed.