Thomas Winterton

It logs all of this stuff.

There were no, nobody logged into the system.

It'd probably be a very easy system to hack.

I'm not saying it's very secure.

But nobody logged into it.

There were no commands given to that camera to shut off.

It just decided to quit working for three minutes, the same three minutes that these windows rolled themselves down.

My car does have – and I learned this from the viewers on Twitter.

I appreciate it.

Like I didn't know this, but my key fob, if I hold the unlock button long enough, the windows will roll themselves down.

So it's a feature that is built into the car.

It is made to do that.

I didn't know it was there when I put it on Twitter.

So I'm grateful for the viewers that – or the Twitter followers that bring that to my attention.

It explains part of the mystery.

But I didn't have the key fob on me, so I know for a fact there was no way that key fob button got pushed and rolled those windows down.

But then it brings it back.

What is it that we see on the ranch all the time?

It's the electromagnetic radiation that we're picking up, these radio frequencies.

Well, that's all the key fob is, is a radio frequency to the car, tells it to do that.