Bugle.db-- so bugle.db is Google messaging,
which is RCS messages.
Think of iMessage for Android.
The primary table is bugle.
It is stored in apps.messaging, and it
is going to have conversations, participants, parts,
and self_participants.
We can see that we have threading, the SMS thread
ID, the name, a snippet of the text--
which, that snippet could be the full text
if it fits in what you're seeing here.
Otherwise, you're going to have to go
find the body of the message.
And then, we have a sort_timestamp.
Now this is a Unix epoch millisecond because you can
tell by looking at it quickly.
It starts with a 15 or a 16, and it's longer than 10.
The tools at the time of writing this were parsing bugle.db,
but make sure it's parsing all of those tables.