How did Ruby get into the basement?

[Denis Pointing]

Carelessness can be excused when an attack is not expected.

An attack should have been expected. Carelessness is no excuse.

[Gerry Down]

An attack should have been expected. Carelessness is no excuse.

They probably did expect an attack. But not from the sandwich deliverer. That's how they tripped up.

[Frederick Clements]

Quite likely let in by a cop. Off course the cop might not have known what Ruby's intentions were. He might have assumed that Ruby just wanted to see the transfer.

WC Lawyer Burt Griffin suspected that Officer Patrick Dean might have been the person who let Ruby in.

Fred

[Dan O'meara]

Quite likely let in by a cop. Off course the cop might not have known what Ruby's intentions were. He might have assumed that Ruby just wanted to see the transfer.

WC Lawyer Burt Griffin suspected that Officer Patrick Dean might have been the person who let Ruby in.

Fred

It doesn't need to be anything sinister either, Ruby was 'one of the boys' down at the station, he was well known unlike all the strangers who suddenly descended on the place. It probably took nothing more than a wink to get in.
I believe he delivered cake as well.

[John Tonkovich]

They probably did expect an attack. But not from the sandwich deliverer. That's how they tripped up.

Yes, they just "tripped, fell into the side door, and it opened - and unlocked itself. : )

[Denis Pointing]

Yes, they just "tripped, fell into the side door, and it opened - and unlocked itself. : )

I'd always imagined Ruby just walked down the ramp. Do you have reason to believe Ruby came in via the side door John?

[John Iacoletti]

[John Tonkovich]

Nice work, Mr I.
Vaughn kind of puts that theory to bed, and exposes the already known lies of Patrick Dean. Burt Griffin pointed out Mr Dean's perjury. The failed polygraph is just the cherry on top.