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My understanding is that incoming traffic to Coronado can be bad at 6am due to the naval base, but light no problem leaving the island.
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My understanding is that incoming traffic to Coronado can be bad at 6am due to the naval base, but light no problem leaving the island.
There are several naval installations in San Diego/Coronado, all clustered near highways 5 and 805. 7am is starting time for the military, so rush hour is early. The airport is in the same area, and San Diego is the 8th largest city in the US.
You can get to Rady from Coronado in about 20 minutes, but only during certain hours of the day. And if your child is near death, why would you want to take a chance of being stuck in traffic when he needs you? It's silly to pretend that there is something odd about JS decision to sleep near the hospital. I found it far odder that DS absented herself from the hospital for 12 hours at such a time of crisis.
I lived in San Diego at one time and know both it and Coronado very well. No way I would have slept so far away from Rady if my little boy was there in grave condition.
There are several naval installations in San Diego/Coronado, all clustered near highways 5 and 805. 7am is starting time for the military, so rush hour is early. The airport is in the same area, and San Diego is the 8th largest city in the US.
You can get to Rady from Coronado in about 20 minutes, but only during certain hours of the day. And if your child is near death, why would you want to take a chance of being stuck in traffic when he needs you? It's silly to pretend that there is something odd about JS decision to sleep near the hospital. I found it far odder that DS absented herself from the hospital for 12 hours at such a time of crisis.
I lived in San Diego at one time and know both it and Coronado very well. No way I would have slept so far away from Rady if my little boy was there in grave condition.
I agree. Avoiding traffic is one of many viable reasons JS may have chosen a hotel near Rady. I have no idea if this is true for him, but I know it's what i would do. No way would i risk being in bumper to bumper traffic with my boy in critical condition. Heck, I'm only 5 miles from RCH and i wouldn't chance it.
I agree. Avoiding traffic is one of many viable reasons JS may have chosen a hotel near Rady. I have no idea if this is true for him, but I know it's what i would do. No way would i risk being in bumper to bumper traffic with my boy in critical condition. Heck, I'm only 5 miles from RCH and i wouldn't chance it.
There are several naval installations in San Diego/Coronado, all clustered near highways 5 and 805. 7am is starting time for the military, so rush hour is early. The airport is in the same area, and San Diego is the 8th largest city in the US.
You can get to Rady from Coronado in about 20 minutes, but only during certain hours of the day. And if your child is near death, why would you want to take a chance of being stuck in traffic when he needs you? It's silly to pretend that there is something odd about JS decision to sleep near the hospital. I found it far odder that DS absented herself from the hospital for 12 hours at such a time of crisis.
I lived in San Diego at one time and know both it and Coronado very well. No way I would have slept so far away from Rady if my little boy was there in grave condition.
Yes, there are naval installations. However, the rest of businesses who do not employ the military do not require their employees to head to work at 5:30 AM. It simply does not happen. It is silly to pretend that the Interstate system in San Diego can not handle the volume of traffic at 5:30 AM to the point someone would go all the way to Coronado and then choose a hotel at 2 AM.
Is it odd behavior for a mother to spend 24 hours straight at a hospital before taking a 12 hour break? Apparently not to the child's father, who willingly returned to the Hospital after only a few hours of sleep at a Hotel several miles from the Hospital, which was only 10 miles from his home.
JMO
Is Homestead a Hotel near Rady? I missed that.
http://www.hotels-rates.com/hotels/locations/San_Diego/CA/usa/2629/
There are several naval installations in San Diego/Coronado, all clustered near highways 5 and 805. 7am is starting time for the military, so rush hour is early. The airport is in the same area, and San Diego is the 8th largest city in the US.
You can get to Rady from Coronado in about 20 minutes, but only during certain hours of the day. And if your child is near death, why would you want to take a chance of being stuck in traffic when he needs you? It's silly to pretend that there is something odd about JS decision to sleep near the hospital. I found it far odder that DS absented herself from the hospital for 12 hours at such a time of crisis.
I lived in San Diego at one time and know both it and Coronado very well. No way I would have slept so far away from Rady if my little boy was there in grave condition.
Jonah could have asked Rebecca to come and stay at the hotel or RMH with him, but did not. Jonah is a very smart man, and IMO, knew Rebecca's multiple stories about Max's accident were not adding up. I still believe he told he to move out of the mansion in that late night call she deleted, before she jumped off the balcony nude.
Jonah could have asked Rebecca to come and stay at the hotel or RMH with him, but did not. Jonah is a very smart man, and IMO, knew Rebecca's multiple stories about Max's accident were not adding up. I still believe he told he to move out of the mansion in that late night call she deleted, before she jumped off the balcony nude.
Another confusion about this case:
IIRC, when each of the players were accounting for their whereabouts the evening/night RZ died, their focus seemed to have been on accounting for their time on the evening of the 12th, not the early morning hours of the 13th.
Later on the ME reported his estimated time of death at ~3am, IIRC. It's as though the ME declared ~3am time of death was a surprise to the players as well. But how could the ME be sure about the time of death when there was such a delay in getting to her after having been reported hanging?
Did the Zs address anything about the time of death in the WDS paperwork? TIA
ETA: Or, time the Zs suspect an assault took place? TIA
I haven't read through the rest of the thread yet, so forgive me if this has been covered already, but IIRC, three different times were given for DS's return to the hospital. I'll have to look through all the old warrants, but I believe the differing times were provided by DS, JS and NR *or* perhaps DS, JS and then JS again in a second interview. Does anyone have that info handy? The different times were hours apart.
Also, IIRC, the Sheriff specifically stated DS's whereabouts were established by cell phone location, placing her cell phone in the general vicinity of Rady, and that her image was not captured on video that evening.
All of the above is just my opinion.
I haven't read through the rest of the thread yet, so forgive me if this has been covered already, but IIRC, three different times were given for DS's return to the hospital. I'll have to look through all the old warrants, but I believe the differing times were provided by DS, JS and NR *or* perhaps DS, JS and then JS again in a second interview. Does anyone have that info handy? The different times were hours apart.
Also, IIRC, the Sheriff specifically stated DS's whereabouts were established by cell phone location, placing her cell phone in the general vicinity of Rady, and that her image was not captured on video that evening.
All of the above is just my opinion.
My understanding is that incoming traffic to Coronado can be bad at 6am due to the naval base, but light no problem leaving the island.
Thanks. Yes, Jonah would be "out-going" not "in-coming" to Coronado at 5:30-6:00 AM when he said he returned to the Hospital.
Yes, there are naval installations. However, the rest of businesses who do not employ the military do not require their employees to head to work at 5:30 AM. It simply does not happen. It is silly to pretend that the Interstate system in San Diego can not handle the volume of traffic at 5:30 AM to the point someone would go all the way to Coronado and then choose a hotel at 2 AM.
Is it odd behavior for a mother to spend 24 hours straight at a hospital before taking a 12 hour break? Apparently not to the child's father, who willingly returned to the Hospital after only a few hours of sleep at a Hotel several miles from the Hospital, which was only 10 miles from his home.
JMO
Hi Zinn :wave:
There is a discrepancy in Dina's arrival to the hospital.
- Nina alleged she and Dina drove to the hospital in Dina's car at 4:00pm (1600 hrs).
- Jonah told the detectives Dina returned at 6:00pm (1800 hrs).
- Dina alleges she returned at 8:00pm (2000 hrs).
4:00 PM – Nina alleges she and Dina drove to the hospital in Dina's car.
NR Interview - http://ftpcontent.worldnow.com/kfmb/misc/nina_romano.mp3
6:00 PM – Adam and Rebecca pick up Jonah and Howard from the hospital. Howard is dropped off at the airport. Jonah, Rebecca and Adam then get some dinner.
http://ftpcontent.worldnow.com/kfmb/misc/warrant_11-164.pdf
8:00 PM – Dina says she returned to the hospital * A discrepancy in the time Dina returned to the hospital. Detectives are told by Dina 8:00 PM. Jonah tells them 6:00 PM. Nina also alleges 4:00 PM. *
http://ftpcontent.worldnow.com/kfmb/misc/warrant_11-164.pdf
8:00 PM - After dinner Jonah returns to the hospital.
– Rebecca and Adam return home to Coronado mansion.
– Adam claims this is the last time he saw Rebecca. He went to the guest house, she went to the mansion.
http://ftpcontent.worldnow.com/kfmb/misc/warrant_11-164.pdf
Rebecca and Max Timeline - links included
http://www.websleuths.com/forums/sh...ebecca-and-Max-Timeline&p=8589887#post8589887