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Look at tapes from any other day.
It's not the same cat.
Look at the Metadata on the footage. It's two videos stitched together.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/tNO71FE5LkA
That's fine.
Do you agree that the tapes never run 24/7?
I guess that depends?
However, it's normally not the case and a requirement to be 24/7/365... with no interruptions.
For example:
https://doc.wa.gov/sites/default/files/2025-02/security-video-system-standards-correctional-facilities.pdf
Quote (Security Video System Standards – Page 23)
"C. Recording...
Recording Parameters: Recording of video data will be continuous 24/7/365 for all cameras
deployed on the Security Video System, regardless of their purpose.
- Recording should be at the full resolution of the installed camera, meeting the acuity standards set forth in this document
- Record at not less than 7.5 frames per second (7.5fps); 10 video frames per second (10fps) is preferred
- System features which mitigate the storage requirements, such as compression and motion detection with “on-motion” buffer recording, where a reduced frame rate is used during no motion periods, may be utilized so long as no gaps in the recording are created
- The system shall be configured to self-monitor and alarm for loss of a video signal from the cameras
- There shall be no interruption, or degradation of quality of the recording, due to any number of system users accessing the system’s live or archived video"
It only allows for "After 30 days have elapsed the archive data shall be overwritten by the system" according to that document.
However, I find it more that fact that 2 other security cameras viewing the prison cell where disabled and the security guard was sleeping on the job at that moment of time too.
I'm just saying I heard it normal to have tape that doesn't add up to 24 hrs a day.
And splicing is common. And commonly done with Adobe.
Do all the tapes from that year have missing time?
Who nose?
Check tape.
If no other days surrounding the death have missing minutes, it lends credence to your assumption.
But let's say minutes have been deliberately cut. Who does that implicate?