T1/36 — Jason in Waning Sands

Independent fan research. Not affiliated with Rockstar Games or Take-Two. Reviewed 27 October 2026. Map placements are unverified; scene groups and theories are hypotheses, not confirmed missions.

T1/36 — Jason in Waning Sands
Community reference label: T1/36. Trailer 1 · 01:01.500 · media PTS 61.5 seconds

Timestamp identifies the retained video frame. The linked video starts at a rounded second; use the exact PTS above for frame matching.

Watch the official trailer · Community map proposal · Inspect on the interactive map

Map position

status

Community proposal · exact position unverified

community source coordinates
lat

4083.25

lng

-614.75

normalized atlas position
x

780.25

y

415.005

note

These are fictional map coordinates, not GPS. Exact placement and camera heading are unverified.

Character appearances and confidence

  • character
    Jason Duval
    confidence

    high

    basis

    The extended interior pan reveals the driver’s profile at 62.400s. The same white shirt, black neck bandana and driver position link the retained rear view to this face, compared with an official named Jason image. No car exterior, mission or later passenger appearance is inferred for this retained frame.

Unidentified subjects

    Geography review

    Not established.

    Source label checks

    No source-label conflict recorded.

    T1/36: identify the driver

    closed: Supported identity

    Upgrade Jason from probable to high identity confidence. A follow-through in the car interior reveals his profile.

    The driver identity check is resolved. The passenger appearing later in the sequence is not automatically added to the retained 61.500s frame.

    Observations

    • The extended window shows the dashboard view, the driver from behind, then his face at 62.400s.

    • Short hair, facial profile and the same white shirt, black neck bandana and driving position support one driver across the pan.

    Limits

    • This is a reviewer assessment of a fictional character, not an official per-frame identification.

    • This does not establish a mission, route or the car’s exterior identity.

    Comparisons

      Alternative explanations

        Next checks

        • Check the red-car and store-entry links separately; shared clothing is not event continuity.

        New sampled follow-through · 58.800–63.600s
        New sampled follow-through · 58.800–63.600s · Official source
        Driver face after the interior pan · 62.400s
        Driver face after the interior pan · 62.400s · Official source
        Official named Jason image; face reference, not an outfit match
        Official named Jason image; face reference, not an outfit match · Official source

        T1/44 and T1/46: one uninterrupted robbery sequence?

        closed: Montage boundary established

        The archived samples show red-car action, a bedroom scene and store entry as three distinct shots. The shared-robbery claim stays open.

        Close the uninterrupted-sequence assumption. Only the T1/36 driver identity is newly resolved in this audit.

        Observations

        • A red car is visible through the 72.700s sample, the bedroom by 73.300s, and the store entry by 76.900s.

        • White shirt/black bandana and dark top/red bandana are compatible across the car-interior and store contexts.

        Limits

        • Matching outfits and named participants do not establish a single mission, chronology or getaway car.

        • The small red-car faces remain probable, not upgraded by montage proximity.

        Comparisons

          Alternative explanations

            Next checks

            • Verify the red car’s occupants independently and match the store frontage or vehicle across another angle.

            Archived red-car / bedroom / store comparison · 70.300–79.300s
            Archived red-car / bedroom / store comparison · 70.300–79.300s · Official source
            Later passenger in the car-interior shot · 63.033s
            Later passenger in the car-interior shot · 63.033s · Official source

            Pending frame checks

            • category

              Frame audit

              priority

              Normal

              action

              No initial 15-frame audit note is present. Compare the source reference with the retained official-video frame, inspect adjacent shots and document the match and cut boundaries. Existing character assessments remain separate.

            • category

              Geography

              priority

              High

              action

              Resolve whether the proposed point represents the camera, subject or an area. Find an independent landmark or second angle, compare map geometry and record alternatives before claiming exact coordinates.

            • category

              Geography review

              priority

              Normal

              action

              No dedicated geography-review case is available. Record visible landmarks, candidate region, anchor role and counterexamples.

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