Observer of various things wrote:
Toe investigator wrote:Garmin watches can be synced to your private Garmin Connect account, downloaded as a TCX file, edited, and then uploaded to your public Garmin account and across to Strava. Only Garmin themselves would be able to confirm if it was uploaded manually or sync'd from the watch - it's not visible when viewing the event.
So the more we dig into this the more we seem to agree that there is no way of proving via GPS that one did a legit transcon?
Not at this point. No matter what he offers up at this point, the pack of jackals will devour it.
The problem is that the missing data are really damaging and serve as a lightning rod... but there are 100 other things (see the spreadsheet and other places) about his story that raise red flags. Enough red flags and everything comes into question. And what data he HAS released, via the fun method of "screenshots" already busts him. At least for that day in the desert.
All that aside, I just want to know what magic sunscreen and/or Skins-wear he used from California to Missouri and why he unfortunately ran out of it exactly when joined by the geezers.
And maybe just maybe if he hadn't had that game of football, his foot would be ok.