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The 49ner Diner: Video Analysis

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On 10-22-2015 at 0930 Sgt. Harris and I went to the 49ner Diner to review video of Richard entering and leaving the Diner to gain a time line of Richards whereabouts on 10-18-2015. Richard is seen entering the 49ner at approximately 1454 hours. Richard is seen entering the Diner with a drink in hand. Richard spoke with a number of people at the Diner. Staff members said Richard was obnoxious and talked about a lot of crazy things that were not specific to one thing or another. Chuck Brant a bartender at the 49ner stated that he was very strange and very weird and gave off a creepy vibes, far from being a normal person. Chuck stated he served him two Budweiser's through out the time Richard was there. Chuck stated most of the other staff including

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