I don't think so. I think I'm just doing a poor job trying to explain myself.
Like everything else about this case, there are different POI videos. They are not all identical. Besides the one I linked in my original comment, I also sometimes watch one that only goes to 13:00:00--and then switches to Cam 3 but the clock does not show (nor does it state Cam 3 footage is being shown).
That really added to my confusion for the longest time.
Another thing that varies greatly in the various videos is the clarity of the POI parking Jenn's vehicle in the parking spot. In some, it is so blurry I can't even see anything until he starts walking. In others, I can clearly see him driving the car in, backing the car up, driving the car in again, and count the 32 seconds before he exits Jenn's vehicle.
The link I gave is one that is not clear at the start, but I chose it because it keeps the clock running, and shows when we are watching Cam 2 and when we are watching Cam 3.
Yes, this is correct. I regret doing that now. I decided that everyone probably knew about the hour time difference; so I thought it would make it easier to just put in the correct times. It was a bad decision.
When I decided to add my image, I did do some snipped transcriptions from the Unconcluded podcast video to support my locations, etc. I opted not to add them as I thought it would make my comment too long. While I highly recommend that everyone should watch the whole video, maybe the snipped transcripts will help; so I'll add a few:
(Also you will note that the podcast host has given the correct times; however, he asks everyone who watches to only pay attention to the seconds. He does explain about the hour difference, though).
Transcript @ about 18:50 minutes:
Shaun: So, the video starts with the POI driving Jennifer’s car into the parking lot behind the pool. They back up; pull back in; wait 32 seconds; and then get out of the car.
You’ll notice that the person exits the car at 11:59:45.
By 11:59:53, the suspect has rounded the corner of the pool and is walking past the hot tub.
By noon on the dot, that’s 12:00:00, they’re about 1/3 of the way past the pool.
And by 12:00:06, that is 12:00:06, the suspect exits the frame of that camera.
And at 12:00:26, 12:00:26, the suspect finally enters the frame of the next camera and is passing the far gate on the east side of the pool.
So, they go out of a frame at 12:00:06 and come back into a frame at 12:00:26.
Do the simple math and there is 20 seconds of time that the suspect isn’t shown. Why? Well, that’s a good question. I have a hard time believing that there wasn’t a camera angle that covered the majority of the pool area—the angle that is missing.
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Transcript @ about 21:08 minutes:
Shaun: And this led to my second question—I wanted to know about the time stamps. Would there be separate time stamps on separate cameras that could possibly be out of sync?
And again he told me, in 2006, these cameras would have been connected to a central recorder. They wouldn’t have had their own timer or their own time stamps.
This central recorder would have recorded all the time stamps. So, all these different cameras—they would have used the same timer on the same recorder.
And so, to answer my question: yes, all of those time stamps—they would have matched up.
This was important, because, if I wanted to compare and analyze the times of these stamps between different cameras, I needed to know that they were all kind of ticking at the same time.
For me this was confirmation that there was a missing 20 seconds of time.
Link to video of both snipped transcripts:
https://audioboom.com/posts/5969730-person-of-interest
You know, I--in my own bumbling way--gave that some thought, too. I find the best shots occur as he walks in front of the pool. He's tall.
If you click on the small image I added in my comment, do you get an enlarged version where you can read the timestamp of 13:00:26?
I'll add it again, right below the video--it is not one of the stills. It is an actual screenshot that I captured as the video ran. I didn't even pause it because I couldn't get it paused at the right time. (Through no lack of trying). If you watch the video below, you should see it at around the 24 second mark:
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Understood and agree.
I'm only discussing an actual YouTube video. I compared the two images on jenniferkesse.com (but I viewed them on a different site, but the same images) with the YouTube video as I was running it. I only did this to help me understand what I was seeing on the YouTube video. One of the things I was checking for was the time and the other was the camera number.
Due to the length of my comment--for which I apologize--I have respectfully snipped the last paragraph of your comment. I will post it as "respectfully snipped" to address only that portion and respond to it soon.