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Jacoby Family Moves to Pearl Harbor
Page 135. Jacoby family moves from Twin Peaks, WA to Hawaii. No exact month or day given so 1/1 used. -
Jacoby Parents Divorce
Page 135. The parents of the Jacoby brothers divorce. No exact month or day given so 1/1 used. -
Robert Returns to Hawaii
Page 316. Robert says that after WWII he returned to Honolulu to finish his final senior year semester. This implies he was 18 at this point, making him about 12 years older than Margaret Lanterman and making him born in the late 1920s. -
Robert Publishes Article on Einer's Sighting
Page 134. Einer Jennings has a UFO sighting and Robert covers it. However, if Robert went back to Hawaii the year prior (and stayed a few years) he was not in Twin Peaks to do this. -
Robert Writes Article About Disappearances of Schoolchildren
Page 142. Carl Rodd, Margaret Lanterman and Alan Traherne go missing in the woods. Robert reports on when they're found. However, if he moved back to Hawaii the year before (and apparently stayed there for a few years) he would not have been in Twin Peaks to do this. -
Robert Returns to Twin Peaks After the War
Page 316. Robert says that he came back to Twin Peaks about five years after the end of WWII (which ended in September of 1945). No exact month or day given so 1/1 used. -
Robert Publishes Article on the Football Game
Page 180. Robert covers the big loss of the town's football team. -
Robert Dies?
Page 286. The Archivist claims that Douglas Milford returns to Twin Peaks in 1969 and buys a majority share in the paper after Robert dies that year. No exact month or day given so 1/1 used. -
Robert Commissioned to Pen Book on the Town
Page 155. Robert is commissioned to write "Oh, What a Tangled Web..." on the history of the town. However, he was apparently dead at this point. Or was he? -
Robert Publishes Piece in Defense of Margaret
Page 315. Robert writes a lengthy piece defending the weirdness of Margaret Lanterman. -
Robert Dies Again
Page 320. Robert dies. His funeral program is shown and on the following page a statement made by Margaret is displayed.