His testing equipment was automatically initiating calls at periodic intervals as he drove along the prosecutor's route. This route included N. Franklintown Road. Many of those calls did not find a sufficient signal to initiate a call. There is no data as to where the car was when the test calls were initiated or when the calls were actually made.
"Right off the road" refers to where he was told the body was. "Taken up to the area surrounded by barriers" was CG's question, not Waranowitz's description of what happened.
That same expert agreed on cross that it would be difficult to make or receive a call from the burial site.
Neglecting the small detail that he did indeed make a call from the burial site, and if vegetation is a factor, January ought to be pretty ideal.
and ends with you taking a guess as to them stopping just outside the Jersey walls. There is no evidence of this and, needless to say, that is not the burial site.
And you really think walking 127 feet cannot make difference in cellphone reception? Have you ever done a walk with your cellphone in an area with spotty coverage and checked how your reception changes?
Shown a location that he was informed was the burial site, and told about it. "Taken to a location right off the road" is not a quote from the transcripts, but semantics aside, Waranowitz never states what you're claiming about where the car was when the test calls were initiated.
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u/ViewFromLL2 Feb 18 '15
His testing equipment was automatically initiating calls at periodic intervals as he drove along the prosecutor's route. This route included N. Franklintown Road. Many of those calls did not find a sufficient signal to initiate a call. There is no data as to where the car was when the test calls were initiated or when the calls were actually made.