The camera toggle ledger

Oren Bell

Recorded packet handler

“Establish my packet, location and event from the verified custody record.”

Pera Dean

Recorded packet handler

“Establish my packet, location and event from the verified custody record.”

Inez Shore

Recorded packet handler

“Establish my packet, location and event from the verified custody record.”

Tavi Cole

Recorded packet handler

“Establish my packet, location and event from the verified custody record.”

Lena Ford

Recorded packet handler

“Establish my packet, location and event from the verified custody record.”

VERIFIED RECORD C

Service override

From 18:10 inclusive until 18:18 exclusive, an override forces recording OFF, regardless of the stored manual state. At 18:18 the stored state resumes.

The question falls inside an override, so stored state alone does not prove recording.

CONTEXT NOTE

Camera direction

The camera points at the west display. Direction does not establish whether it recorded.

This describes the setting; it does not establish the requested result.

VERIFIED RECORD A

Initial state and toggles

At 18:00 the camera is recording. Valid manual toggles occur at 18:03, 18:07, 18:12 and 18:16. Each valid toggle reverses its stored manual state.

Track the stored state through the valid toggles.

VERIFIED RECORD B

Cancelled event

The printed 18:09 toggle was cancelled before execution. It does not change the stored state. No other manual toggle exists.

Do not count a cancelled instruction as an event.

RECONSTRUCTION RECORD

Packet proposal index

This is the same investigation’s packet custody record. There are 5 ordered events, labelled Review 1, Review 2, Review 3, Review 4, Review 5. Each listed person, location and item occurs exactly once. These slots describe record order, not times from the analytical problem. Each packet contains the proposed reconstruction shown in the index. Solve the original three analytical records to identify the supported proposal, then trace its packet to its handler. Control packets have no proposal and cannot be the target.

• The event handled by Pera Dean occupies slot 4 (Review 4).
• The event at Reading desk occurs earlier than the event at Dispatch shelf, without claiming they are consecutive.
• The event handled by Pera Dean occurs earlier than the event at Review bench, without claiming they are consecutive.

Use each column’s choices exactly once. Verified relationships govern the board; proposed answers and later recollections do not override them.

RECONSTRUCTION RECORD

Custody sequence

The relationships below were verified independently. “A immediately before B” means A is in the row directly above B, with no row between them. Keep relationships from all worksheet sources together.

• The event at Reading desk occupies slot 3 (Review 3).
• The event involving “Packet Cedar” occurs earlier than the event at Reading desk, without claiming they are consecutive.
• The event handled by Oren Bell and the event at Seal station are exactly 2 positions apart, with 1 intervening event; this alone gives no direction.

Use each column’s choices exactly once. Verified relationships govern the board; proposed answers and later recollections do not override them.

RECONSTRUCTION RECORD

Cross-check and accounts

The relationships below were verified independently. “A immediately before B” means A is in the row directly above B, with no row between them. Keep relationships from all worksheet sources together.

• The event involving “Packet Elm” occurs immediately before the event at Intake counter (consecutive rows, with no event between them).
• The event handled by Lena Ford occurs immediately before the event involving “Packet Dune” (consecutive rows, with no event between them).
• The event involving “Packet Amber” occurs earlier than the event handled by Tavi Cole, without claiming they are consecutive.

Use each column’s choices exactly once. Verified relationships govern the board; proposed answers and later recollections do not override them.