[Jackie-O]

We were talking about this time-line yesterday. So if Snott were 3 minutes away from the home that would be 10:11 with the dog being found seven minutes later...easier to believe that Snott let that dog loose from the car along the way than to believe that Laci did all of the things he claims she did in that 7 minute window.
This time-line is going to be big...IMO

[Devil_Anse]

Yeah! Will he say, "I went to my warehouse after I left the house at 9:30, and I had left my warehouse and was at that spot (somewhere w/in 1 1/2 miles from his house), heading out of town to go fishing"? I wonder if his route from warehouse to Berkeley Marina would have plausibly led him into that 1 1/2 mile radius of his house?

Did you see the rest of that 2nd article RB posted today? Apparently Amy got the call from Vella Farms (basket had not been picked up) at 3:45, and promptly called Scott at home and on his cell. (One of his many cellphones?) Scott must have seen the cell call coming in, and that prompted him to call home, as though he were trying to get Laci to get the basket. Amy can congratulate herself, if it was her call that prompted him to make the cell call that placed him in Livermore at that time. 53 minutes in which to not only drive 51 miles, but also get to the warehouse, check e-mail, unhook boat, and get home... ?

I think you're right, it was while he was driving, making that 10:08 call, that he also took care of the chore of letting the dog loose.

[drjulie]

"This time-line is going to be big...IMO"

I agree - I bet he flipped when he found out how quickly that dog was returned.