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So they end up finding out that this woman had three different phones, two Samsung phones and a Nokia. Now they
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only really talk in detail about the two Samsung phones, which they end up referring to as like phone A and phone
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B. Phone A is the one that they know she used for years before all of this, right?
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>> Her phone, >> right? This is the phone that they can also see in the CCTV footage when she
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goes to the hospital initially. So they know she's still using it around the time of all of this. But when they end
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up searching her home, when they end up collecting her devices, she gives them phone B. What happened to phone A? Who
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the heck knows? But they can see that some shady stuff happened with the phones while detectives were in her
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house doing the search on August 5th. Phone B had been factory reset and the SIM card in phone A was removed and then
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put into a Nokia phone. Is she not in the house during the search? >> Oh, no. She is. This is This is what's
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so wild. She is there with them. And normally if they're like searching your property, right? Like they're obviously
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suspicious of her by this point. They like make you stay by them. Well, she told one of the detectives that she
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needed some privacy to call her lawyer. So, they let her go into a room by herself for a moment. And this they
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believe according to the data logs is when some of this stuff starts happening.