Does anyone remember the ending quote about fairy tales word for word; i really liked it

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The technical specialist needs to be replaced. The scene with the phone conversation in the beginning was bogus. If the phone line had been cut, the person on the phone would NOT have heard the beeeep, beeeep, beeeep, etc. That is called "fast reorder" and is put on the line by the switching equipment in the phone company central office. If the line was cut, the phone would have just gone dead; no dial tone, no beeeep, beeeep, beeeep, just silence. If the "unsub" shorted the terminals at the entrance block outside the house, the same thing would have happened. If the "unsub" had cut the line, waited far a while and then reconnected the line, the person in the house would have heard dial tone before they heard the "fast reorder." If the jammer was designed to jam cell phones, there is very little chance that they could also jam a home wireless phone because of the wide range of frequencies involved. Cell phones operate in 2 bands, regular cell phones operate at frequencies of 800-900 MHz and Personal Communications Service (PCS) cell phones operate at frequencies of 1850-1990 MHz.. Some early wireless phones, years ago operated at 900Mhz but more modern ones operate far above that range and the jammer would have to be very wide band to affect them.

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