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No, Stephanie hasn't been mentioned in the podcast that I'm aware of, but hmmmm, that is interesting!
But yes, it is very clear when Keyes is up to no good. When he's traveling to strange places, racking up large mileage on his rental cars, him turning his phone off during his travels etc.
FBI Requests the Public’s Assistance in Case of Serial Killer Israel Keyes
The FBI released this press release of some of Keyes travels. Two trips in particular are marked as trips where LE believes Keyes may have engaged in criminal activity.
- October 31, 2008 to November 5, 2008: Keyes flew to Seattle following travel to multiple other states, including North Dakota and Arizona. On October 31, Keyes rented a car (2008 PT Cruiser) in Seattle. On November 2, 2008, Keyes flew from Seattle to Boston. He returned to Seattle and flew back to Anchorage on November 5, 2008. Law enforcement believes Keyes may have engaged in criminal activity on this trip and is seeking any information about Keyes activities during this timeframe.
- July 9, 2010 to July 12, 2010: Keyes flew from Anchorage to Sacramento, California and traveled to Auburn, California. He rented a vehicle (black Ford Focus) and drove approximately 280 miles during the three days. Law enforcement believes Keyes may have engaged in criminal activity during this travel and is seeking any information about Keyes activities during this trip.
I so wish I had some idea of what it is about those two specific trips that LE is so dialed in on beyond all the others, especially because on the surface those two seem diametrically opposed to one another.
Like, to me the first one you listed is probably the most bonkers trip on the entire timeline (the two that I find the strangest are that one and the 04 New Hampshire trip I mentioned before), but solely based on the travel logistics the CA trip appears to be one of the most normal/innocuous.
Obviously the FBI highlights those particular trips for reasons much, much deeper than the itineraries themselves, and obviously those reasons are none of my business. But man it makes me wonder.