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The secondary sensor went offline and the truck rolled in - did they make it?

The secondary sensor went offline and the truck rolled in - did they make it?

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A refrigerated truck pulls into a bonded whiskey warehouse at dawn and a secondary sensor is logged offline-did they make it in time?

The secondary sensor went offline and the truck rolled in - did they make it?

In this episode, we follow the discovery at Dunmere Road Bonded Storage where a morning trail camera and missing inventory trigger a federal probe. The episode covers the physical evidence, the paper trail, and the puzzling alarm log that suggest someone manipulated the system-what choices and oversights let it happen?

Person: Ronald Gray
Date: August 7, 2011
Location: Dunmere Road Bonded Storage, Calverton County
Item: forty-seven bonded Scotch whisky quarter-casks (~50 L each)
Investigator: Ralph McCarthy

- A trail camera at 6:14 AM captured tire tracks leading into the loading bay with no exit tracks recorded.
- The bay door was sealed and the alarm system reported no disturbance despite the disappearance of high-value casks.
- The warehouse manifest listed casks as decommissioned in March, but ink analysis showed those entries were written in August.
- The alarm relied on two sensors; the interior secondary sensor was logged offline during a routine firmware update under employee Jason Murphy’s credentials days before.
- Hobart, the owner, kept meticulous climate and alarm logs and discovered the casks missing when he opened the building, prompting calls to the sheriff and the ATF.

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