I have been talking through this case with Mrs. F (I fancy she's akin to Mrs. Columbo).
Mrs. F brought up questions about the timeline of the 911 calls made by Katherine Albright on Fri Dec 30 2016 as described in the charging documents available at
https://assets.documentcloud.org/documents/3258309/Criminal-complaint-charging-Sara-Packer-with.pdf
Katherine Albright called 911 at about 328pm to report that she had found Jacob Sullivan unresponsive "in the bedroom". Sullivan was transported to Abington Hospital where he allegedly confessed, implicating Sara Packer.
Katherine Albright AGAIN called 911 at about 726pm to report that, after 911 emergency responders left the home with Jacob Sullivan, Albright subsequently found Sara Packer "unresponsive in the bathroom of the home. Albright advised that she had transported Sara Packer to Abington Hospital Emergency Room in her private vehicle".
This series of events is very peculiar, and leads to many questions...
1) Why did Albright call 911 AFTER she had already transported Sara Packer to Abington Hospital in her private vehicle? What would be Albright's motivation to "advise" 911 Emergency responders of acts that had already transpired, and which required no emergency response?
2) At what time did Albright arrive at Abington Hospital Emergency with Sara Packer? The charging documents do not note this, but do note "medical records" from Abington Hospital to answer other questions. Presumably the arrival time of Sara Packer would be in the Abington medical records as well.
3) Why was Sara Packer found unresponsive in the bathroom while Jacob Sullivan was found unresponsive in the bedroom? Abington Hospital medical records noted that Sara Packer said to hospital personnel that she had entered into "a suicide pact" with Sullivan. That leads me to think Packer and Sullivan might be found together, in the same bed or room. Was Sara Packer regretting her suicide decision and looking for first aid in the bathroom? Or does Sara Packer being found in the bathroom have no significance?
4) I believe we have only Katherine Albright's word about the timeline and events between the 911 first responders taking Sullivan out of the home to Abington Hospital, and the time that Albright delivered Sara Packer to the same hospital. Was Sara Packer unresponsive on the bathroom floor? If so, how long was Packer lying unresponsive on the bathroom floor? Would a "suicide pact" suggest that Packer and Sullivan started their attempts at the same time, and with the same means?
5) With only Katherine Albright's word about the timeline and events between the 911 first responders taking Sullivan out of the home to Abington Hospital, and the time that Albright delivered Sara Packer to the same hospital, the events during this time could be significantly, even completely different from our assumptions or understanding.
I keep thinking about Katherine Albright's 726pm call to 911 Emergency. Why would Albright do what appears to be a bizarre and unnecessary action like that?
David