"Conclusive" is a strong word. How about what "common sense" suggests? What I think you are doing is ignoring what I wrote on page 1. Consider that people noticed cars and for what reasons they did. What I've done is list everything to consider. Once that happens a clearer picture emerges. Whether or not you want to see it is up to you.

Clearly it seems you want to believe they all saw unrelated cars. That's fine, but it cannot be explained why the Moore family did not see Lindbergh driving by at 8PM heading home, or why Anne went downstairs listening for Lindbergh to return at 7:30PM. It cannot explain why Whited saw Lindbergh returning home sometime after 7PM either. Because no one knew the facts that I finally presented, it was assumed Anne heard the Kidnappers arriving - not leaving. Now it shows it was the opposite situation doesn't it?

Parker took a look at all of the eyewitness accounts then did some old fashioned investigating. Determining the amount of time it took to drive from one place to another is routine and has nothing to do with being on "the outside looking in" does it? No. The NJSP didn't do it but Parker did.