What we Know about Alice's Disappearance
Aug 25, 2020 18:39:43 GMT -5
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Post by Todd on Aug 25, 2020 18:39:43 GMT -5
There are a few things we know based on the communication we have received from Alice, and what we know from the Boring Crimes podcast. Let's compile that here.
We received emails from Alice on February 28, March 5th, 12th, and 19th. She grew concerned that time was passing differently inside and outside of the Library.
From the Missing Persons report shared on Instagram, we know Alice was last seen around March 4th or 6th. The report was filed in 12 Division of Toronto (the address and URL at the top of the page, half cut off, confirm this). This gives us an approximate date and general location of where Alice was last seen. (Here's a cool overlay of the Toronto police divisions layered on Google Maps: www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?msa=0&dg=feature&mid=1fupv6OGyH7gQ5FM21AI2D0q2g-c&ll=43.68346692014993%2C-79.4448631187909&z=13)
From Episode 1 of the Boring Crimes podcast, Alice's last name might begin with T. (approx 9:17. It might be my ears tricking me, but it sounds like he says "The Disappearance of Alice T...")
Also from Episode 1 of the podcast, Alice was a Humanities major living on off-campus dorm housing. I couldn't find any obvious off-campus dorm housing in 12 Division. Alice's Victorian Literature TA was named Sharon Pali... (9:47) He then seems to refer to the TA as "Banerjee" in the next sentence.
We don't know either of the flatmates' names, but one of them identified Khadijah and Tyler as Alice's Zoom classmates in the social media post shared to Instagram. The fomat looks like it was a Facebook post, but that's conjecture.
Any contributions, corrections, or theories?
We received emails from Alice on February 28, March 5th, 12th, and 19th. She grew concerned that time was passing differently inside and outside of the Library.
From the Missing Persons report shared on Instagram, we know Alice was last seen around March 4th or 6th. The report was filed in 12 Division of Toronto (the address and URL at the top of the page, half cut off, confirm this). This gives us an approximate date and general location of where Alice was last seen. (Here's a cool overlay of the Toronto police divisions layered on Google Maps: www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?msa=0&dg=feature&mid=1fupv6OGyH7gQ5FM21AI2D0q2g-c&ll=43.68346692014993%2C-79.4448631187909&z=13)
From Episode 1 of the Boring Crimes podcast, Alice's last name might begin with T. (approx 9:17. It might be my ears tricking me, but it sounds like he says "The Disappearance of Alice T...")
Also from Episode 1 of the podcast, Alice was a Humanities major living on off-campus dorm housing. I couldn't find any obvious off-campus dorm housing in 12 Division. Alice's Victorian Literature TA was named Sharon Pali... (9:47) He then seems to refer to the TA as "Banerjee" in the next sentence.
We don't know either of the flatmates' names, but one of them identified Khadijah and Tyler as Alice's Zoom classmates in the social media post shared to Instagram. The fomat looks like it was a Facebook post, but that's conjecture.
Any contributions, corrections, or theories?
