You are listening to the Roberta Glass True Crime Report, putting the true back in true crime.

From New York City, Roberta Glass is now on the record.

Hello, everybody. I hope you're having a good Thursday. We made it. I was like did an incredible amount of live streaming yesterday. Boy, I did this show on Amanda Knox and then I did

another one on Ocean Gate.

And sadly, it looks like my prediction on that has turned out to be true,

that if it seems as if the news stories are that they are,

have found the debris.

So my prediction, unfortunately, turned out to be correct

that they probably had some kind of problem on the way down and that these the sound of those noises

every 30 minutes were just either something random or the sound of the maybe the debris hitting.

I don't know. That's what people have, other people have suggested. But getting into

Amanda Knox. So let's look at a little bit at the timeline here, okay? So I'm just going to

share my screen. Hold on. Okay. So it starts on November 1st, 2007, at around 2,200 hours, a family in a villa,

about a kilometer from the cottage. So that's like about 0.59th of a mile. Okay.

So a little over half a mile from the cottage received a prank call of a bomb threat in their

toilet. They call the postal police who come out to investigate their villa and garden.

Then on the second,

in the morning a family member discovers a cell phone in their villa garden. They bring it to the postal police, the plain closed policeman, around 11 a.m. thinking it was accidentally dropped

by a postal police agent the night before.

Same day, at 1,200 hours or noon,

postal police dispatch a squad to find Philomena Romilly,

to whom the cell phone is registered.

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