I have been thinking about this question and can answer that time does not in fact ever stop. 

Time is the measurable distance between two particles where a reaction takes place between the two particles in a medium that reacts, causes a reaction or bounds a reaction taking place between particles where the distance of the medium can be measured as well as the distance of the particles travelling in the medium and then reacting as well. 

Therefore time does not stop. Time might slow to a relative standstill but some action of time is constantly taking place around the two particles creating a measurable distance. 

I was also thinking about particles that are consumed by a black hole. It is said that time stops inside of black hole. If particles are packets of light that are translated as data do stop after they cross the event horizon of a black hole then each time the packet of data or information is pulled into the black hole and stops it is occupying the same exact space inside of the black hole that it had occupied on the other side of the black hole before being pulled into the black hole. Thus recreating the object pulled into the black hole on the other side of the black hole possibly. 

I also think that a black hole functions much the same that the human eye functions in so much that light is seen by the eye and converted into data within the brain that humans then try and figure out what the object is. 

Light does not escape the 'black hole' of the human eye much the same it does not escape the event horizon of a black hole. In both cases visible light is recorded and analyzed by the brain and stored. 

So does a black hole store the light that it takes into its event horizon in the form of being new planets and solar systems that would be present on the fringe of another expanding Universe? Much like our Universe is expanding are there galaxies just on the other side of the edge of the Universe that come into being as their recorded data passes through the event horizon of a black hole and is reproduced for us to see in our Universe?