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How convenient that it is the exact time that Trip's phone sends that message. So, I open Google
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and I start typing, "When was daylight savings in November 2024?" >> No. >> It was November freaking 3rd, 2024.
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On this night, >> it was 1:40 twice. >> That means that the missing 49 minutes could actually be an hour and 49
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minutes. >> Right, cuz at 2:00 a.m. it goes back to 1:00 a.m. for like fall back.
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>> So, it's possible, not definitive, but possible, that Trip's phone sent that at 1:41 and
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then when 2:00 hits, >> 20 minutes, 19 minutes later, it goes back to 1:00. So, >> was the body cam footage at 1:40
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actually like 2:40 if it wouldn't have been daylight savings? Now, we went right to Jennifer to try and like pin
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this down and she said she didn't even realize that the time changed that night. Like she was so caught up in
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looking for her son. >> lot going on. >> Yeah, the thing is she's like, "I don't
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She can't even pin down." She's like, "I don't know if it would have changed before we ever even left the house or
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like as we are out in the woods." >> She doesn't know which 1:40 it was. >> If it was after though, like as they're
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in the woods, like that actually makes so much sense to me because one thing that was really throwing me was how
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Trip's dad was saying like they were out there alone. >> There was no one there.
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>> long time. Right, yeah, but cuz when I look at the activity logs from the sheriff's office, it seems like, I don't
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know, maybe an hour, maybe even less. So, you know, was that just because it felt like forever because your son is
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missing and you're looking by yourself? Were the logs wrong? Or like is it like there's like this weird hour
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that's like not real or accounted for? >> Yeah.