In short, as reported by Wareable, Connie went fitness in the morning. At 9:14 am, his Fitbit was idle for 9 minutes as he was driving home.
At 09.23, Fitbit starts to reactivate as soon as he steps out of the car as his garage door opens. Furthermore, at 09:40 he uploaded photos to Facebook. New at 10:05, Fitbit stopped recording Conie's move. Though about 40 minutes earlier, Fitbit recorded 1,217 steps Connie around the house.
The
above activity is incompatible with Richard's testimony which mentions
that there is an intruder in his house and killed his wife. The reason, at 10:11, Richard punch alarm button home. Then, at 10.16 the alarm company called the police, while Richard called him to call the police at 10:20.
The police also collected various information and evidence that Richard himself who shot his wife. This
is supported by evidence of Richard's message to his mistress, e-mailed
to his superiors that he would come late, to find out his wife's
schedule.
Apparently the motive for this murder was
none other than Richard wanted to get rid of his wife because of
Richard's pregnant lover got pregnant. Instead he made up the story that there was an intruder in his house and killed Connie for his truth.
"It's
rare to say that Fitbit's track record is safe, but it's an electronic
footprint that records all movements, and that Fitbit can help with
investigations, we can get information faster than waiting for DNA
results," said Craig Stedman's lawyer.
