A new development is adding another layer to the case after investigators reportedly recovered evidence that had not previously been made public.

Federal investigators have been examining electronic devices, records and other materials seized during searches connected to the investigation. Newly reviewed information could help authorities reconstruct a more detailed timeline of what happened before and after the central incident.

Investigators are reportedly focusing on digital communications, device activity and possible connections between people already linked to the case. The significance of the material has not yet been fully established, and authorities have not publicly confirmed that every item recovered will be used as evidence.

The development comes as attorneys prepare for the next stage of court proceedings, where questions surrounding the searches, the admissibility of evidence and the defendant’s movements could become increasingly important.

One of the biggest unanswered questions is whether the newly examined material simply confirms what investigators already believed — or reveals an entirely different sequence of events that has not yet been presented publicly.

As more court records become available, the next disclosure could significantly expand the known timeline of the case.