Last time, we did the first juxtaposition of Sub-Timelines 1a and 1b, resulting in Sub-Timeline 2. This post will further the analysis by adding in the actual clock/times.
According to her interview, Karen (Witness A) took a trip from her job in Haverhill to Beaver Pond on the night in question. She did not indicate that she stopped anywhere other than at the Accident Site for a few minutes before heading to Beaver Pond. Similarly, we know about how long Cecil was on roads overlapping with Karen's trip.
Logically, this gives a reasonably specific range of time frames for how long the trip would have taken. This range is in the 28-35 minute range for Karen's trip, and 8-12 minutes for Cecil. These ranges were chosen as a result using Google Maps along with a margin of error for unknowns like acceleration/deceleration, did she pull off to let Cecil by, did Cecil blow through the intersections, etc.
So this left us with a timeline like this (Microsoft Excel Version, Full Google Sheet):
For our first "on the clock" example, let us have Karen leave 6 Church St at 19:17. Note that the time on the left is now also applicable to Cecil (Microsoft Excel Version, Full Google Sheet):
Obviously, this is not a realistic time for Cecil because he was not even dispatched until 19:29 according to the Grafton County Sheriff Logs. Let's move the timeline to reflect his arrival at the time Karen suggested, 19:36 (Microsoft Excel Version, Full Google Sheet):
I encourage you to consider what this means. I am working on a way to adjust for margins of error.
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