OT The owner of Rustic Row writing on Facebook “Brian and Gabby came to Rustic Row. They told me they were traveling from Florida. They had just been to Teton Park and they said they were interested in going to Yellowstone and I told them they could go to the west entrance. They seemed happy and when they left, she hollered back from the door that they were engaged and then I said congratulations,” the owner said.
Reliable? Owner says this occurred either Aug 25 or 26. Rustic Row is in Idaho. If true, this could change where Gabby might be.
“ According to KSL TV, a woman and her husband says they spotted Petito and Laundrie’s van at Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming.
“We drove through the Tetons and the only stop we made was at Jenny Lake. Without a doubt, on my husband’s life, I know for a fact that was their van,” Shannon Baker says.”
Colin hits most all bases (in this case anyway) of what to look at for of innocent Vs guilt and or guilty knowledge. I for one, will be referring back to this post in future scenarios. I know it's not a check list. It does however, give you a heads up.
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The owner of Rustic Row writing on Facebook “Brian and Gabby came to Rustic Row. They told me they were traveling from Florida. They had just been to Teton Park and they said they were interested in going to Yellowstone and I told them they could go to the west entrance. They seemed happy and when they left, she hollered back from the door that they were engaged and then I said congratulations,” the owner said.
Reliable? Owner says this occurred either Aug 25 or 26. Rustic Row is in Idaho. If true, this could change where Gabby might be.
This, too:
“ According to KSL TV, a woman and her husband says they spotted Petito and Laundrie’s van at Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming.
“We drove through the Tetons and the only stop we made was at Jenny Lake. Without a doubt, on my husband’s life, I know for a fact that was their van,” Shannon Baker says.”
This is a great lesson albeit brief.
Colin hits most all bases (in this case anyway) of what to look at for of innocent Vs guilt and or guilty knowledge. I for one, will be referring back to this post in future scenarios. I know it's not a check list. It does however, give you a heads up.
Thank you
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