The Full Enhanced Voicemail

Tom Gasparoli has now posted the full enhanced version of the voicemail (with the transcribed words):
http://www.gaspowrites.com/2016/02/blog-post.html

Have to say I don't find the interpretation/analysis as given very convincing, especially without knowing more about the methodology/techniques used for "enhancement." May all be a red herring for naught; as others have noted the timestamp issue still needs to be resolved before taking the voicemail seriously.
Hopefully, in time we'll know enough more to ascribe proper weight (if any) to this latest bit of "evidence."

One thing I will note is that during the recent press conference regarding the indictment in the Mississippi Jessica Chambers case it was repeatedly stressed that the case was solved and driven by "forensics and data," NOT by the usual 'word on the street' or other public input. I can't help but believe that Faith's case too is likely reliant upon forensics and data -- law enforcement's repeated (almost obligatory) requests, at this late date, for new information/reports from the public, seem unlikely to advance the case. So it would be great if the voicemail indeed offered such forensic evidence; I'm just not persuaded as yet that it does.