When Bynum reactivated his body cam after the 49-minute gap, he was suddenly wearing latex gloves — despite having handled the four-wheeler with bare hands minutes before turning the camera off.
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The physical evidence at the heart of this case centers on a 49-minute gap in Deputy Bynum's body cam footage. At 12:51 AM, you can see his hand reach up and turn the camera off — this is manually done, not a battery issue. The camera reactivates at 1:40 AM. In the intervening period, the anonymous 911 call identifying Tripp comes in at 12:59 AM, Tripp calls his parents at 1:21 AM to say he can see the blue lights and will walk toward them, and at 1:41 AM a text is sent from Tripp's phone to his parents. When the camera comes back on, Bynum is wearing latex gloves. This strikes the hosts and the family's PI, Cody Turner, as deeply suspicious given that Bynum was handling the four-wheeler with bare hands immediately before the camera shut off. The sheriff's office body cam policy explicitly requires cameras to remain active until an event is completed — but Bynum gets to decide when that is.
Deputy Bynum manually turned off his body camera at 12:51 AM and did not reactivate it until 1:40 AM, leaving a 49-minute gap during a critical window of the search.
Deputy Bynum manually turned off his body camera at 12:51 AM. When it came back on at 1:40 AM — 49 minutes later — he was wearing latex gloves, despite having handled the four-wheeler with bare hands right before the cut. No explanation has been given.
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