Knox
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Sorry I was going to go back and do those tweets today but got swamped.Thanks to you and everyone for keeping her thread updated with MSM - I've been copying them to her media thread.
no worries it's a team approach for Aniah!!!Sorry I was going to go back and do those tweets today but got swamped.
Here ya go. Ignore my handwriting. Fingers on phone I’m working with.
Not sure how much you can see with all the trees. (If I am looking in the right place ) I hope this man is creditable . Waiting is the hardest part. I hope her families can stay strong. I pray she is found before his next court date.Clarion parking lot is almost immediately adjacent to the Chevron parking lot, with a row of trees in between. (Behind the trees here in this image is the Clarion.)
Not sure how much you can see with all the trees. (If I am looking in the right place )
Some articles say wife, some say partner, some say the woman he was with. Hard to tell which is right.I wonder if the woman was a prostitute that the guy was with - they called her "the woman he was with" and NOT his wife/GF etc. Perhaps he did not want to draw attention to where he was/what he was doing and she told him to mind his business anyway. Maybe there is a connection there? Not many woman would tell someone to mind their own business if they witnessed another woman being forced into a car by a man.
Just a thought...
The witness said that the man minimally knew Yazeed because Yazeed frequented the Chevron in Auburn; employees at the Chevron also said Yazeed was frequently at the store, according to Mixon.
Maybe the witness is an employee of the Clarion?
Also known as Laquetta Nicole Lamar, what??
Thank you for clarifying. I misunderstood.According to the testimony reported, the witness saw what he saw at the gas station, not from the hotel.
Something's not adding up here. How frequent is frequent, that you would randomly (or not?) run into the same stranger more than once at a convenience store? Why was he "frequently at the store," I wonder?
Maybe the witness is an employee of the Clarion?
“The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.”- Edmund BurkeI still can’t believe someone witnessed what happened and did nothing. I know it’s hard to say what you would do if you haven’t been in that situation, but I just can’t believe that I wouldn’t call police after the fact, once I was felt safe. How heartbreaking for all involved.
Maybe her brother noticed it on the drive back from the funeral?I wonder if LE has tried to estimate for far he car was driven after 10/23. If she had an oil change or other service recently there might be a record of the odometer reading. If the service was fairly recent they might be able to estimate the odometer reading as of 10/23. From interviews with friends and family they should be able to estimate her daily driving distance and known longer trips such as the funeral. Just a thought to narrow down the search area.