wouldn t take long to wash yourself off. getting that cart, and head back to the house. and then at 9:02, the defendant over there who wouldn t even admit until forced to that he was even at the scene, all of a sudden he is as busy as he s ever been. 9:02 to 9:06, 283 steps. 9:03, we see the system start up on the car, that could mean he s close by the car, as he returned with maggie s phone and placed it in that car, and then, what do we see from 9:02 to 9:06, not on four-minute period, but he s su doing. what were you doing? and everybody though he has a photographic memory, he could not answer what he s doing during this four-minute period that is so illustrating of what we re talking about here. for four minutes he is not only going 283 steps. this is a defense exhibit, defense 156. 283 steps. and they put in the distance. we heard the distance isn t as accurate. it illustrates the point. that s 208 meters. meter, you know, roughly is a yard, a little bit more, a little b
what were you doing at the same time you were calling all of these phones. you can see, he calls maggie, he calls randolph, he calls maggie again. all in that four-minute period where he s moving around but he couldn t remember what he was doing, just getting ready. is the prosecutor, the lawyer, manufacturing his alibi, because he knows he has to get to alameda quick. he s got to compress those time lines and that s exactly why he knew it was a lie being at the kennels to start with. he s got to compress the time lines so it would convince whoever down the road that he couldn t have known. he s got to compress them. that s why he s doing all of that right then and there. so some start up. 9:05.56 from the suburban, and then this is interesting,