Kelly Dever’s timeline raises an important question about how complete or incomplete the Canton PD movement logs actually are. At trial, Kelly testified she remained in her cruiser until Sgt. Goode summoned her inside to take over dispatch duty after the John O’Keefe 911 call. The movement logs appear... to show that later that day at 1:29 PM she leaves the desk area, goes to the waiting area and corridor 104. In the 2nd trial she testified that her overtime shift ended around 3:45 PM At 3:47 PM she swipes into the female locker room on the 2nd floor.And then… nothing. No documented exit. No camera footage key swipe in any other area or out. Then later that SAME night on January 29 11:28 PM she gains access through rear entry to secure corridor, heads directly upstairs to the female locker room, then 2nd floor lobby corridor 227. Again, there are no other reported building-entry swipes associated with her movements. This doesn’t prove wrongdoing. But it absolutely raises questions about whether the access-control logs being discussed publicly are actually a complete reconstruction of movement inside Canton PD that day. Another thing that stands out from that day is the enormous volume of Sallyport to Booking Booking to Sallyport Comm to PED Sallyport Sallyport to Secure Corridor Sallyport to Front Exit Those dominate the logs. The rear-entry pathway appears relatively uncommon in comparison. What makes Kelly’s entry stand out is that she uses one of the less frequently logged access paths, immediately transitions upstairs to the female locker room,then corridor 227,with no additional visible building-entry sequence surrounding it. Also notable is Sean Klimas is the only person in this section repeatedly using the rear-entry secure corridor path at 3:32 PM And again at 10:11 PMshow more

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