LondonJohn
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And that bank was the Abbey. The first listing in the alphabetical listing of her stored phone numbers. Exactly the number most likely to be called accidentally by someone unfamiliar with the phone, pushing buttons trying to stop it bleeping or turn it off.
Rolfe.
Exactly. It may also be worth noting that while Meredith's UK phone remained switched on, her Italian phone was successfully switched off (contrary to the mistaken understanding by many pro-guilt commentators, who seem to think that both handsets were switched on when they were discovered the next day in the garden).
In my view, this might tend to suggest that the person in possession of her phones could figure out how to turn off the Italian phone (a common model in Italy, probably with an Italian-language menu), but could not figure out how to turn off the UK handset (an unfamiliar model, with an English-language menu).
And this in turn corresponds with these instances of curious misdialling/aborted activity (Abbey and UK voicemail) on the UK handset - and only the UK handset - at around 10pm: they certainly are compatible with somebody pushing random buttons in an attempt to turn off the handset.