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Good points--but how many kids would be asking a total stranger if they knew "what happened to my mom" ?
One thing that makes me suspicious of this tip is the timing. Susan Powell's disappearance was all over the local news and has continued to be covered periodically over the past 2+ years. Sandy is not far from West Valley City at all, and neither are remote areas of Utah - they are both suburbs located in western Salt Lake County and there was a lot of local coverage...kind of hard to miss actually. So why wait so long to make the tip? And even if it did take that long for the police to respond to the tip, why wait so long to bring it to the press?
You know, I kind of agree and definitely see what you are saying. BUT-- If someone reports a tip and there is no follow-up, it could be that LE got their wires crossed, were pursuing something else and didn't get the surveillance tapes in a timely manner or even get around to interviewing the tipster.
ok, what would knowing that he was at this hotel at a particular time help us solidify? was this on the way to/from where he said he was camping?
By law you have to have an ID and car license plate I believe.
"Among the new information detectives have received lately: A hotel worker in Sandy, Utah, 17 miles south of Salt Lake City, told them Josh Powell and the boys showed up for a continental breakfast the day Susan Powell was reported missing."
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"Charlie looked right up at me and he says, 'Do you know what happened to my mom?' So I say, 'No, what happened to your mom?"' Snyder told The Associated Press on Tuesday.
She never got an answer. She was called to fetch coffee for guests and when she returned, Josh Powell had left with his boys.
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/02/14/josh-powell-papers-found-at-washington-recycling-site/