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3D Map: Route Back From the Shooting Position

3D aerial satellite map rendering of a suburban neighborhood next to a university campus, overlaid with red dots tracing a pathway down a central street and white text labels reading Shooting Position, UVU Army ROTC, Limping, Route Back and Car Parked with a question mark

What This Image Shows​

An annotated 3D aerial rendering looking north-northwest across the boundary between the residential streets and the Utah Valley University campus, with red dots tracing a route down a central street. The white labels read Shooting Position, UVU Army ROTC, Limping, Route Back and Car Parked with a question mark.

The question mark is the honest part. The charging documents record the gray Dodge Challenger arriving on campus at 8:29 a.m. on September 10, 2025 but do not state when it left the lot, and researchers have pressed that gap repeatedly — asking why a timeline built with camera and cell data leaves the vehicle's departure unrecorded. The Limping label refers to the affidavit's own description of a stiff right leg at a slow pace in the late-morning frames, a detail described as no longer noticeable by the time of the rooftop sequence.

Every label on this map is a citizen researcher's reconstruction, not an official exhibit. Compare with the news-produced maps at Walking and Clothing, then read Gun Discovery Sequence and Tyler Robinson on September 10, 2025.

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