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I have an issue with your reasoning at 5:42 There’s a pretty good chance that the police would consider, at least at first, the DCI to be the work of a copycat killer.

Thanks to a UA-camr called Cosmo I learned something interesting about Midnight Motorist's 'later that night' mini game section. In UCN during the Toy Chica intermission, a statement occurs that connects perfectly to midnight motorist: 'I'll invite him over to my house, if he doesn't come, then I'll go to his house. If he doesn't open the door, then I'll find a window. Chimney is always an option.' after this line, Toy Chica adds another trophy to her backpack, symbolising another murder Afton commited. This one has no restaurant and occurs at his own house; The Midnight Motorist Runaway. A locked door and broken window mark the path layed out by Toy Chica's statement and ONLY Afton himself calls the boy a runaway. As far as recliner person is concerned, the boy in question is in his bedroom, sleeping with the door locked, hence their statement; 'Leave him alone tonight, he's had a rough day.' sounds like the 'runaway' might have suffered an injury prior to this mini game. Which if correct, ties midnight motorist into Fnaf 4's night 6 8-bit scene and Fnaf world. TOYSHK might've been known all along.

I am glad these random theories from small youtubers are getting recommended to me it's nice seeing people giving new ideas

i'm still on the belief that afton just puts fredbear plushs everywhere around his house.

The two best explanations are this, William WAS convicted and locked up, but he later appealed the ruling and then got released. Or Scot just made a mistake in the original game and got the words "charged" and "convicted" mixed up.

Maybe it was Henry?

Youre telling me NO ONE checked the animatronics for the bodies?? Shouldnt that be the first place they look? I can imagine a detective arriving on scene, looking around the restaurant for clues, and staring at Freddie who has a very obvious eye and intestine leaking out and being like "if only we could find the bodies"

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Obv william wasn't caught since they had no evidence and if he was caught then he would have been prison meaning Springtrap wouldn't exist

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Since William or whoever was taken into prison was still considered a suspect and with the bodies never being found, I think it’s possible for William to have been let go after a couple months or even less because of the novels also telling us he was taken but later let go

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Alternatively, the newspapers and reliability of the media in the FnaF universe is just as bad as the ones in real life.

I’ve never heard someone call it the MCI

I do have to agree on your placement of Elizabeth, that feels like the time that would make the most sense.

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Loved the video, great question and great execution and exploration of the question. I have to say though, you look and act like the hypothetical child of Spencer Agnew & Alex Tran and I can't unsee it no matter what. I promise that is a compliment by the way, and I subscribed because this video is such high quality!

I think ultimately your own personal timeline should just be what you think is cool. I personally follow the timeline in the FNAF VHS fan-series since it has a more satisfying conclusion to me, where it ends at FNAF 3 with the good ending. However there's no reason that can't also be Pizza Sim, like if FNAF 3 was the bad ending where Michael went to kill William, but wasn't able to because he didn't understand enough about the missing children to set them free, or some spirit mumbo jumbo that leads to causality where he isn't able to kill William, maybe he chickens out or whatever. Then all of that's done through Pizza Sim by Michael, which with the help of Henry and Charlie they're all put to rest, and that's where Happiest Day and FNAF 3's good ending takes place. In the actual gameplay of FNAF 3 we're just seeing echoes of the future. Personally I don't really follow much of the Cassidy stuff, like the UCN and survival logbook is mostly after my time being a real FNAF megafan, so I always just went with the Crying Child (Joseph to me, thanks to FNAF VHS) being the one inside Fredbear and being the vengeful spirit whose malice towards Michael and William stops the rest from moving on.

Oooo this was so good! I really like that you're not looking at FNAF like Scott was some game master right from the start! I've found that the more people think of him that way, the more confusing and contradictory their theories tend to be so fantastic job!

I will point out that convictions in the 1980s American southwest (and Texas even to today) didn't really rely as heavily on "evidence" as Law and Order might have you believe. In Utah (the probable location of the games), there were estimates through the 90s that up to 20% of their prison population was either eventually exonerated or convicted on very flimsy evidence, to the point that it violated the Constitution. Not having evidence would not have been that high of a narrative hurdle, especially given the emotionally charged nature of the crimes. Texas is currently suing to be able to execute a man that they admit could not have committed the crime he was convicted of.

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Over a month early on that sub goal, nice!

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Honestly, I don't know who I thought was charged, but it has been 10 years and I am totally fine it being a retcon or just a scott-con

this is an awesome theory! i agree with most of it :) keep up the good work you are killing it!!!

I do believe there is merit to the theory that Fazbear Entertainment sealed the room again, since they really don't want anyone looking into those rooms at all, despite the place being clearly abandoned, established very well in those tapes. But, does it really matter *who* closed the saferoom again? What we should establish is that The Saferoom was, in fact, closed up by the moment the Fazbear's Fright people find him, so it was clearly closed again after the minigame happened, and the abandoned state of the building means that it must be after FNAF 1. But, by all means, the saferoom was sealed again. That is what is established, that after he died, the saferoom was closed again.

I normally just listen to your videos while I sleep, but I watched this one, and I must say, you are excellent at editing. Those police pictures had me pissing myself 😂 Much love from Australia, keep doing what you're doing mate x

Yeah I personally don’t think anyone was found guilty because in the original newspapers it only mentioned convicted in a headline and every mention after fnaf 1 only says charged/was released

If the newspaper still hold up with some details it’s possible they caught the wrong guy or couldn’t prove William of committing the crime. No matter what the crime was cover up and the police never courts never found anyone at fault for the crime.

You all notice no one really talks about the kids parents. Really think about for a sec.

FNAF's biggest problem is: At best Scott planned the first 4 games before he created the first game. And he probably didn't even think so far, he just wanted a cool horror game, with some deep lore, fans could explore.