SUPPLEMENTARY FILE / 18 ITEMS
More material.
Fewer certainties.
Collected photographs, loose documents and questions written by someone who did not sign their name.
18 items
A notice under other notices
A beach-access pole carries a missing poster, a garage sale and a restaurant menu. This copy says April 14; it conflicts with the June and July notices.
Compare notes on the board →Four people. Three faces.
Filed with the Room 17 material. No one in the image has been conclusively identified as Alice. The location where this print was found is reported, not established by the photograph.
Compare notes on the board →The blank line
Room 17 has no entry. The sheet also says July 1996 and Oregon, and lists rooms beyond the twenty in the recorded account. Its relationship to that account is disputed.
Compare notes on the board →After the room was made
A floral bedspread, television, lamp and empty chair. Filed as Room 17 after cleaning. Nothing visible establishes who stayed, or when.
Compare notes on the board →A door with a number
Room 17, photographed from the walkway. Closed curtains do not tell us whether the room is occupied.
Compare notes on the board →Where access ends
Flags beside a private-access sign. Their purpose and the date of the photograph are not recorded. Compare the search account before assuming these are its flags.
Compare notes on the board →Office hours
The station in daylight. A parked cruiser, an ordinary entrance. No incident is visible. A building can be relevant without being a crime scene.
Compare notes on the board →One upstairs light
“Records office?” is written across the print. The lit room has not been identified. The photograph supplies no reliable time.
Compare notes on the board →Why did she circle this?
The question is on the print. The “she” is not identified. The mill also appears on the annotated map; neither item supplies an owner or a reason for the circle.
Compare notes on the board →The festival goes on
Fireworks above the harbour; a torn missing poster in the foreground. This version supplies a surname, age and year that conflict with other items. Those details are not accepted as Alice’s identity.
Compare notes on the board →Inside the pump room
Filed as a later visit, long after the disappearance. Rust, standing water and marks on the floor cannot establish who was here during the search.
Compare notes on the board →Last call?
A boardwalk payphone has been circled. No call record, caller or time accompanies the photograph. The annotation is a question, not a recovered conversation.
Compare notes on the board →Search continues
A broadcast still pairs reassurance with a search headline. Its location caption and names belong to this item; they have not been reconciled with the other records.
Compare notes on the board →The smaller headline
The festival takes the front page; Alice occupies a narrow column. The printed year, surname, age and disappearance date conflict with other material. This is a disputed clipping, not a verified biography.
Compare notes on the board →Morning Star
A boat name is circled in red. No departure time or passenger list is attached. An empty berth elsewhere in the harbour would be an absence, not an explanation.
Compare notes on the board →After closing
Shuttered amusements and a missing poster reflected in glass. The photograph is undated. Darkness does not provide a reliable hour.
Compare notes on the board →The porch light
Filed as the family house, photographed from the street. No address or occupants are identified. The attribution remains unverified; a light left on cannot tell us why.
Compare notes on the board →Complete, partial, excluded
An operations sheet separates completed sectors from restricted and unsearched areas. Its coastline and labels differ from the annotated town map. “Land search complete” does not mean every place was searched.
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