Corrected entry: Why does Jill need to find keys? If she is the "master of unlocking" then she should be able to pick the door locks no problem.
Factual error: In the Gamecube version the last entry in George Trevor's diary is dated "November 31st" November only has 30 days.
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Suggested correction: While it is true that November only has thirty days, we have to remember that George Trevor has been lost in the mansion without food or water for a long period of time. He also admits that his sanity is slipping away, meaning that he most likely has lost his ability to properly keep track of time. Also, given that he is on death's door, it's very likely that he couldn't think straight.
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Correction: This is the Spencer Mansion. In the novels we learn that Spencer deliberately placed the riddles and locked the doors to hide the secrets of the hidden laboratory, so even the "master of unlocking" can't open them easily. Besides, the term "master of unlocking" might just refer to the fact that Jill has an advantage over Chris (he also finds the Sword key and the small one-use keys which Jill doesn't), not that Jill can open any door. Note that Wesker says in the Garden House that there are still rooms in the Mansion they haven't entered. Why should he say this if Jill can open them anyway?