Pablo Torre

This is 18 pages.

It is an internal document that has my favorite kind of watermark because it says confidential all over it.

And it has Madison Square Garden letterhead at the very top.

It says the Madison Square Garden Company.

And it looks like a spreadsheet.

It has time codes down to the very second.

One column list is just a list of the surveillance camera the information is coming from.

It has descriptions, detailed logs tracking this particular fan, Nina Richards, her every move.

And when I say every move, I am not exaggerating, as we will see, because all 18 pages are devoted to this one person at one game.

And so now I just want to read from it.

To quote the top, she attended the New York Knicks versus San Antonio Spurs game on January 10th, 2022, and CCTV, closed circuit television, confirmed she was in attendance.

7.09 p.m.

and 40 seconds, CAM 0174, Nina Richards, again using that name as a stand-in for the redacted name, enters from the South Concourse.

For those not familiar with the garden seat map from StubHub or elsewhere, this is the main bowl.

It's behind the basket.

And in fact, if you skip now seven spreadsheet cells down, which takes us a whole four minutes and 33 seconds later in time, you get to Nina, quote, sitting in her correct seat.

And you get corresponding images in appendix C, because of course there are appendices.

And there it is, a printout of, yeah, a pretty sparsely occupied section with a big red circle around the target in question.

We're getting to a red-colored block.

The terror alert scale has ramped up at 827 and 24 seconds.