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Hey everyone, I keep thinking about the timing and access related to Kevin McGrath's disappearance. The fact that his room key was used at 3:30 a.m. is puzzling. This suggests that either Kevin or someone else had access to his cabin after his brother saw him around 2 a.m. Is there any possibility that the key card data could help determine if someone else used it? Also, does anyone know if cruise ships log entries by individual key cards? It would be interesting to know if there's a way to see exactly if and when multiple entries occurred. I’m just trying to piece together how he could have simply vanished with such limited evidence of his movements after the last known sighting. Any other theories or insights on this aspect? Let me know what you think!
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Does anyone else find it odd that Kevin McGrath's room key card was used at 3:30 a.m., but we don't have any footage of him entering or leaving the cabin afterward? I've read that cruise ships like the Carnival Conquest have cameras practically everywhere, yet somehow there’s no record of him past that point. Could someone else have used his card, or is it possible there's a gap in the surveillance between his last sighting at 2 a.m. and when the key card was used? This just doesn’t add up to me. I’m curious what everyone thinks about the monitoring systems on these ships and if there might be more blind spots than we realize.
