>Patsy hanging up the phone and the click was clearly heard.
>The dispatcher was still on----and it sounded like she was
>typing...same clicking noises you could hear throughout.
>So....if there were voices after Patsy hung up, then it was
>on the dispatch end of the tape. If you noticed the phone,
>it was a wall phone----so you know if it's hung up, which is
>probably why the click was so clearly heard.
>
>You can't inadvertently not hang it up, without it being
>obvious, and we wouldn't have heard the click. If the phone
>had fallen off its cradle, we would have heard it....a
>thudding on the tape, if the line connection were not
>broken. So...the call was terminated by Patsy, but the
>dispatcher was still on the line. That whole story is so
>crazy, because Patsy did hang the receiver up--you can hear
>it.
>
>If there was any conversation after, then perpaps it was
>another call from another person in the room with the
>dispatcher......or a reused tape.

Maikai, I was just sitting here thinking the same thing--any noise after the hangup had to be on the dispatcher end--and that was just clicking of keys. You're absolutely right about the phone either being hung up or not if it was a wall phone. And if it wasn't a wall phone it would still have been like covering the phone with your hand while talking--at the very least. But all this considered there is still absolutely nothing there. Someone needs to search some records to see if money passed between someone on the BPD and the people who supposedly came up with those amplified tapes!!! What a load of bunk this is and what a crime in of it itself that this has been foisted off on everyone as truth!!!