Travis Abney

And I believe they said around 10 AM, which doesn't really match up great with our timeline.

But this person said around 10 AM, they heard like crazy screaming coming from that house.

They can't definitively say that it was coming from that specific house because there's houses around it.

Right.

But that person said they could hear a female yelling, you know, no, no, no, what have you.

No male's voice or anything, but a female clearly screaming.

And that person is confident it was coming from the house, but they can't say 100 percent.

But so that would have been.

You know, if it truly was 10 o'clock to his or her memory, it would have been about 45 minutes after the whole Fitbit data.

So, unfortunately, it didn't necessarily, you know, and presenting this to prosecutors, that's something that they kind of said, well, you know, the times aren't matching up.

I get that, but sometimes people can be a little bit off.

You know, you can say this happened at 10, but you're reporting it X amount of months later.

Um, we thought that was significant, but unfortunately it really didn't end up helping us a whole lot up to this point.

So some of the videos were, the times were a little bit off.

So even though the...

The Kroger video says it was like 11.09 that it was parked.

I think it was actually like seven minutes fast, and it was actually more like 11.04, 11.05-ish.

Okay.

But I'm going by what the video said it was, which we later found out.

But then at like 11.13 –