Easter Time Line

In the first Century the day starts at Sunrise (around 6am)

Thursday
Day-Disciples go to house to prepare for Passover
Evening-THE Lord's Supper, Judas Betrayal
Night-Praying at Gethsemane, Jesus arrested
All through the night-Jesus' trial before the Sanhedrin, Guards beat Jesus in the courtyard, Peter's denial

Friday
Morning-Chief Priests and Elders decide to put Jesus to death, Jesus taken to Pilate, Pilate sends Jesus to Herod, Herod sends Jesus back, Pilate offers to set him free crowd demands Jesus' crucifixion, Jesus beat and mocked by guards
9am-nailed to the cross (Mark 15:25)
12-3pm-darkness comes over the land
Around 3pm-Jesus dies
Evening-Joseph of Arimathea wraps Jesus body and places it in his tomb and rolls the stone in front of the tomb while Mary Magdalene and Mary look on

Saturday
Chief Priests and Pharisees get Pilate to have the tomb sealed and guarded

Sunday
6am-Women go to the tomb, then Peter and John go, guards go and report empty tomb to Chief Priests
Between noon and 3-2 travelers to Emmaus (10 miles away 3-5 hour trip) meet Jesus
6pm?-They realize it is Jesus over dinner and rush back to Jerusalem to tell disciples (in the dark?)
9-10pm-They arrive in Jerusalem tell disciples and Jesus appears


Inconsistencies between the Gospels on the order of Easter morning events

Matthew Women go to the tomb, Earthquake! Angel rolls away stone, Going to tell the disciples they see Jesus
Mark Women go to tomb with spices, they wonder who will roll away the stone, the stone is rolled away when they arrive, they enter the tomb to find an angel inside
Luke Women go to tomb with spices and find the tomb open but empty then angels appear, they go tell the Disciples and Peter runs to the tomb
John Mary Magdalene goes to tomb sees stone rolled away, goes and tells disciples, Peter and John run to tomb, Peter enters first and find no Jesus, then they go home but Mary stays and looks in the tomb and finds 2 angels, turns around and finds Jesus

I don't think this shows that it didn't happen, this just seems more like the way real people would tell the story, some of whom had actually been there like John and some who had heard 2nd or 3rd hand like Mark.