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Thanks for linking that as I didn't have it at hand. No idea of the cinnamon rolls being shared or being of crucial evidence, but I do find this of interest:Thought popped into my mind after reading this article:
A Missing Colorado Mom Sent Texts 3 Days After Her Disappearance
The statement about a clue being found in a baked good. What if she served cinnamon rolls to PF and he was at her house, the plate and fork he ate with has his DNA (hence the DNA sample). This doesn't match his "exchange" story that he met her somewhere.
From the article:
The news conference was held on Dec. 10, but the Facebook page dedicated to updating the public on the case was created by loved ones on Dec. 5.
And after she was reported missing by her mother on Dec. 2, the police searched her apartment, where they found both of her vehicles, her toothbrush, and a possible clue in a baked good.
"Kelsey is a pilot. Although it would be out of character for her to not contact anyone before making a cross-country trip we can't exclude the possibility. Kelsey has ties to the Pacific Northwest as well as Kansas. She does not own a plane nor do we know of any local friends that she would borrow one from," the post read. "I don't believe she has ever made a flight without filing a flight plan. We do realize that it is possible to rent a plane, but I believe someone would be missing it by now."
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