He would’ve been right under their noses. And keeping an eye on the air traffic. Kind of a snub to law enforcement like “haha I’ve been here the whole time catch me now” kind of scenario. Thinks he can outsmart the law. This is sounding more promising as I type this out..
I don't think he drove himself. I think they dropped him off elsewhere and parked the mustang where it was found. They may have had a pact, where they would drop off supplies for him at some spot outside of the park. I'm beginning to despise them MORE than him, if that's possible. jmo
I’ve thought that as well. Like they’re acting cool as a freaking cucumber for someone who can’t find their “missing” son, & they are concerned about him harming himself. You’d think that they’d be talking, putting out a statement, cooperating, or something!! But they are staying creepishly quiet & calm IMO. They’ve gone to ALL these lengths to “protect” their son. & now he’s “missing” & nothing?! IMO, something smells with that….
Her dad is going to be careful what they say about BL behavior toward GP and their conversations with GP immediately prior to her death. That information needs to come in at trial, not to Dr. Phil, an entertainer. jmo
True. In all my excitement I forgot about that. Lol
Where did they get those snacks? They've been in that house for days without a grocery run (except milk). I'm surprised there's anything left in there to eat. Maybe they stocked up real well before Bri's little walk, though.
Yeah but there’s not many houses nearby. Don’t get me started on the snowbirds.. only reason I hate winter in FL.. but I’m ready for the cold weather, just not the snowbirds lol
I’m just going to say this again. People take pics of everything! Food, animals, signs…why, oh why would someone not take a picture of a total stranger before letting them into your car. GrrrI figured someone else had to eventually pick him up after the first woman dropped him off, so I'm glad we're hearing that account now. I am not surprised at all that two (or possibly more yet unheard of) people picked him up. There is a bit of a different mindset/mentality in national parks, wilderness areas, etc. I myself personally would NOT pick up a hitch hiker even there, but many people do who would not normally at home. It is not at all uncommon for hikers to do a long-ish one-way hike and then hitch back to their car at the other end. It's also not that uncommon for people who work in the national park (especially seasonal employees - sometimes college students, etc) to not have transportation (especially in non-pandemic years when they may be from out of the country) and to hitch rides to get into town or around the park. I am not saying I think it's a great idea to pick up hitch hikers, just that it is a different type of world in these communities and a sort of kinship among park-goers, hikers, etc.
IMO based on being a part of this community (though one who doesn't pick up strangers)
