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If, and that's a big if, because we currently have no evidence of it, he is suffering a mental breakdown, none of his behavior will make sense. His speech will be odd, like Mr. Davis described, his appearance will deteriorate, and he very well could talk about Gabby as if she is still alive...

There's no murder case yet, so it remains to be seen if it will be State or Federal. Yes, laws are different. Laws are also different for every State. Imo

Conversely. It's too soon to say that he wasn't seen. I don't know either way, but it's sure worth exhausting the tip.

There was absolutely nothing about that this is "normal". Typical for them, probably, but not normal. People stay in those toxic relationships for many reasons. Living like that does not make it ok. Imo

Seems too little too late to me. He could be hours away from there by now. Imo

I think a lot here would be surprised at the stories some of us could tell. I think that's why there is so much interest in the case and empathy for Gabby. A lot of us relate, more than we wish we did. IMOE

I agree with 99% of what you said. I do believe, tho, that calling the Engineer back to get his first hand story should be part of that follow up.

I can beyond a shadow of a doubt say that I would not. I suppose since some would, it might be prudent to check it out (if they haven't already done a thorough inspection). I suspect they have. Imo

I can't imagine why the FBI wouldn't follow up on any reasonable tip. I think BL's behavior at this point could be very erratic and unpredictable. I don't think he's operating with logic right now. He could be anywhere, even on a back road asking for directions. Imo

Did the Engineer say anything one way or the other about his accent? If he did, I missed it.

I agree that it was probably a lack of options, but I could most likely go a block from my house and see at least 3 or 4 white Ford F150s. Imo

I can verify that F-150's are as common as cornbread in the South. Many many of them on the road and for sale.

No, but juries like them. Too much TV.

If the parents and sister did help him abscond, was there a tearful goodbye knowing they would never see him again? Do they think it will ever be possible for him to live a "normal " life again? How many fugitives are never captured? I don't know the answer to that.

Party pooper. Just kidding. Great first post. Welcome !

I bet they are watching money going out from business as well. There are a whole lot of moving parts to this investigation. Imo

IDK, if he's out there kayaking around those islands, he's going to run out of food pretty soon if he hasn't already. I would be surprised if he would try to hide somewhere there is water all around and he'd have to figure out a way to get more supplies without being recognized.

At least until the search cools down. I wouldn't think he would plan to be there forever.

I wonder if the FBI has asked the library for security video.

I just keep thinking how easy it would be just to find a homeless community in a large city to mix in with. I don't think people follow the news much there, do they?