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And when Kelly was there, she was looking for places with cameras and she found multiple, but most of them gave
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some kind of excuse for why they couldn't help. They were either like, "Oh, we don't like have tape or whatever
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or tape erases after 24 hours or if you want our tape, you got to bring the police back with you." But thankfully,
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there was one business that still had footage and they were willing to let Kelly see it. And this camera is pointed
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in the direction of one of the two gates that allows people on and off this property. And just to like orient you,
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so like imagine you're overhead looking down on a rectangular building running vertically.
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At the bottom, you have like the main road and to the right and left of this building, you can enter what's basically
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like a parking lot that runs like a U around the building. And the loading dock where Spencer is eventually found
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is like in the very back. So from the vantage point overhead, the camera is pointing at the entrance on the left.
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Now Kelly spends hours going through the footage which seems to only capture when
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it's motion activated, but she's hoping to see some sign of Spencer going behind
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the business between July 28th and August 1st. And while she doesn't get any confirmed footage of him on this
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camera, there is something that catches her eye. The timestamp on the footage said that
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it was just after 10:00 p.m. on July 29th when a car pulls up to the entrance. The security gate is already
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open, so this car can drive right through. But as it does, it turns off its lights. Now the quality isn't great
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and what we've got is a video that Kelly took of the original footage on her phone, but you can see that the car
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pulls in, goes off screen and then it's out of sight for less than 15 minutes. Then it
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comes back and just leaves the way it came in.