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The fuel card charge that erased his alibi and cost him freedom

The fuel card charge that erased his alibi and cost him freedom

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A fuel card swipe at 2:17 AM puts a researcher’s credentials at the access kiosk hours after her death - what did it cost her?

The fuel card charge that erased his alibi and cost him freedom

In this episode, we follow the timeline from a midnight fuel-card charge through conflicting site logs, boot prints in dated mud, and a medical examiner’s window that contradicts the apparent scene. Which records are accurate, and what does that contradiction demand we reexamine about who was where when?

Person: Heather Wallace
Date: June 10-11
Location: remote monitoring site, access via Ridgeback Spur kiosk
Event: fuel card charge at 2:17 AM for $4.10
Topic: dated boot prints versus autopsy time window

- Heather called home at 11:40 PM on Wednesday; that was the last confirmed contact.
- The Ridgeback Spur kiosk logged a $4.10 fuel-card charge at 2:17 AM using Heather’s credentials.
- Shelter entry required only a spring latch; no forced entry was recorded and gear was stored inside.
- A crew log shows Carlson signed in at 21:00, but a colleague said Carlson arrived the next morning.
- Forensic layering in the mud dated boot impressions to June 11, after the autopsy window placed death between 1-3 AM on June 10.

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