capitola51
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Updating from the police report
https://s3.documentcloud.org/documents/21080582/robinson-report-9-23-21.pdf
Day of the disappearance.
6:26 hrs jeep miles 58,055 (leaves home)
7:01 hrs jeep miles 58,092 (shell station)
7:02 hrs pumps 1 gallon of gas
7:03 hrs leaves Shell station
7:10 hrs 2 photos of Verrado Rd job site
7:12 hrs DR phone ‘last connected’ to jeep infotainment system
7:22 hrs jeep miles 58,093.2 (+1.2, leaving Verrado site?)
8:10 hrs DR sends text to KE (meeting point ask?)
8:35 hrs jeep miles 58,112 (+19)
9:00 hrs jeep miles 58,129 (+17) (on job site?)
9:06 hrs jeep miles 58,129
12:54 hrs jeep miles 58,153 (+24)
15:00 hrs KE starts to search
19:02 hrs missing persons call
Simplest Narrative.
DR and Ken meet up somewhere between the Verrado Rd job site and the last job site. Note that the point at which they meet may not have been directly between their initial locations. They then drive in convoy to the last job site and may not have gone directly to it or had some trouble finding it.
If Ken was the lead vehicle, DR may not have paid full attention to the route in.
What exactly went down between DR and Ken we may never know, but DR left the site after just a few minutes, while Ken stayed at the site and worked his shift.
DR then sets off to return to Phoenix but instead of retracing the entry from Sun Valley Parkway he sees what looks like a more direct route on his navigation system and decides to take it instead. At this point it is raining.
Following the jeep’s navigation system, DR misses the exit to the electric substation, and finds himself heading down the Wagner wash and gets a fair way before realizing the nav is off.
DR then starts a series of attempts to recover the situation and eventually has a crash. This sets off the airbags, locks the fuel pump, and locks the seat belt.
After more than 40 attempts to restart the jeep, DR figures out the fuel pump reset procedure and gets the jeep engine running again, and continues his attempts to recover back to Sun Valley Parkway.
Then there is a second crash. This time it is a multiple rollover and DR is in the vehicle with no seat belt and a flurry of heavy tools being thrown around, and eventually is thrown from the drivers side window.
Either way DR then ends up way in the desert, either voluntarily or via scavenging.
This is the simplest explanation I could put together. Whether the actual situation was overlaid with mental issues, work issues, romantic issues or anything other, and it probably was, I allocate no causality to them.
I cannot explain the clothes - I can’t imagine you would want to walk more than a few yards barefoot in that terrain.
https://s3.documentcloud.org/documents/21080582/robinson-report-9-23-21.pdf
Day of the disappearance.
6:26 hrs jeep miles 58,055 (leaves home)
7:01 hrs jeep miles 58,092 (shell station)
7:02 hrs pumps 1 gallon of gas
7:03 hrs leaves Shell station
7:10 hrs 2 photos of Verrado Rd job site
7:12 hrs DR phone ‘last connected’ to jeep infotainment system
7:22 hrs jeep miles 58,093.2 (+1.2, leaving Verrado site?)
8:10 hrs DR sends text to KE (meeting point ask?)
8:35 hrs jeep miles 58,112 (+19)
9:00 hrs jeep miles 58,129 (+17) (on job site?)
9:06 hrs jeep miles 58,129
12:54 hrs jeep miles 58,153 (+24)
15:00 hrs KE starts to search
19:02 hrs missing persons call
Simplest Narrative.
DR and Ken meet up somewhere between the Verrado Rd job site and the last job site. Note that the point at which they meet may not have been directly between their initial locations. They then drive in convoy to the last job site and may not have gone directly to it or had some trouble finding it.
If Ken was the lead vehicle, DR may not have paid full attention to the route in.
What exactly went down between DR and Ken we may never know, but DR left the site after just a few minutes, while Ken stayed at the site and worked his shift.
DR then sets off to return to Phoenix but instead of retracing the entry from Sun Valley Parkway he sees what looks like a more direct route on his navigation system and decides to take it instead. At this point it is raining.
Following the jeep’s navigation system, DR misses the exit to the electric substation, and finds himself heading down the Wagner wash and gets a fair way before realizing the nav is off.
DR then starts a series of attempts to recover the situation and eventually has a crash. This sets off the airbags, locks the fuel pump, and locks the seat belt.
After more than 40 attempts to restart the jeep, DR figures out the fuel pump reset procedure and gets the jeep engine running again, and continues his attempts to recover back to Sun Valley Parkway.
Then there is a second crash. This time it is a multiple rollover and DR is in the vehicle with no seat belt and a flurry of heavy tools being thrown around, and eventually is thrown from the drivers side window.
Either way DR then ends up way in the desert, either voluntarily or via scavenging.
This is the simplest explanation I could put together. Whether the actual situation was overlaid with mental issues, work issues, romantic issues or anything other, and it probably was, I allocate no causality to them.
I cannot explain the clothes - I can’t imagine you would want to walk more than a few yards barefoot in that terrain.
