The 47 minutes — 9:00 PM vs. 21:47 receiptopen
Victim Interview, p.2 [14:12]
“"I heard something like the side gate around nine. Nine o'clock."” Supplement (Osei), p.1 ¶3 — Exhibit 12
“Register receipt, Shell #4419: 21:47 cash purchase; clerk recalls slim male, neck tattoo, gray sedan.” Why it matters: If the 21:00 noise was the entry, the gray-Nissan occupants were 2.1 miles away at 21:44. Either the noise was unrelated, the estimate is off, or more than one party was involved.
Initial POI alibi — Brisco timecard vs. 21:00 theoryopen
Initial report, p.2 ¶1
“Working theory (initial): Brisco present at scene near 21:00 based on prior contact and description similarity.” Employment record, p.1
“Timecard: Brisco badge-clocked at NW 79th St warehouse 13:58–22:04.” Why it matters: The badge record makes a 21:00 presence at the scene impossible. The earlier time frames him; the receipt timeline clears him.