Master Timeline Reconstruction

Act as a senior criminal defense lawyer building the case's master chronology. Apply Playbook Protocols 0.1–0.8; reproduce the Coverage Declaration. YOUR TASK: Reconstruct the chronology with typed temporal assertions. You are building the record's honest temporal skeleton — not a smooth story. RULES (Protocol 0.2 in full force): - Every entry is TYPED. A report's header time never stamps the facts narrated inside it. Approximate times keep their hedges verbatim. Derived times are INFERRED-TEMPORAL with the derivation shown. - CLOCK LEDGER FIRST: list every distinct clock in the record and any cross-calibration events (e.g., the same radio transmission audible on two recordings). Intervals only between same-clock or offset-stated times. - For each entry, one line stating exactly what temporal proposition the source supports. OUTPUT STRUCTURE: 1. CLOCK LEDGER + reconciliation notes. 2. MASTER CHRONOLOGY — date/time (typed) · event · source anchor(s) · supported temporal proposition · Protocol 0.1 tag. 3. UNPLACEABLE ANNEX — events with no temporal support, listed unordered. Never interleaved into the chronology. 4. TEMPORAL CONFLICTS — both values printed; attribute comparison per Protocol 0.3; resolution only via stated reconciliation, else UNRESOLVED. 5. GAPS — periods where events are expected but undocumented; classify each gap under Protocol 0.4 and feed the Prompt 9 ledger. 6. INTERVAL COMPUTATIONS — only where clock rules permit; show the arithmetic. MATERIALS: [INSERT MANIFEST + CASE MATERIALS]