CANADA Canada - Audrey Gleave, 73, Ancaster ON, 30 Dec 2010 #6

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  • #741
Since the cake was a Christmas gift, I expect that the visit was a 'Christmas visit'... one might drop off soup to a sick friend with no visiting expected, but when delivering a Christmas gift, I think many (most?) people would see the visit as part of the package. So it does not seem odd to me at all that AG would ask PK to delay his visit a few days until she felt better. Two entirely different scenarios, IMO.

On Christmas Day, according to PK, AG re-scheduled a visit with him for 5 days later on the premise she would not be feeling better until then - yet she was well enough the next day to visit LV.

That's leaves a little wiggle room for what was really going on.
 
  • #742
On Christmas Day, according to PK, AG re-scheduled a visit with him for 5 days later on the premise she would not be feeling better until then - yet she was well enough the next day to visit LV.

That's leaves a little wiggle room for what was really going on.

That may be... but I am saying that if AG told PK to delay his visit for 5 days, then it does not surprise me that he did so, and did not drop by to put the cake in her garage. AG may not have been honest with PK about her reasons or what was going on with her, but that is another issue entirely, IMO.
 
  • #743
My take on the wording 'secondary infection' is that she may have made that up entirely, to delay PK's visit... if she really had no new symptoms, but thought that by telling him that her illness had developed into something else, she could delay him a few days, then she may have used a generic term like 'secondary infection', whereas if she really had additional symptoms, she would have described them - as in "and now my glands are swollen, too". The fact that it is not specific makes me question if it was true.

MOO

Wondered sometimes if all Audrey's email 'talk" about viruses and infection ect. is actually in reference to her computer.
 
  • #744
In my own humble experience, the only people who use clinical terms with me are doctors.

Here are some examples of what doctor-friends of mine have said to me:

1. "I arrested at Calgary airport on the way to Australia". - Translation - he was found passed out on the floor at Calgary airport.

2. "I did not have myocardial infarction, I only required a pacemaker". Translation - he didn't have cardiac arrest, he just passed out from irregular heartbeat.

3. "It was all over the city that I'd had a heart attack. In fact, I did not. I had a Widowmaker". Translation - he didn't have cardiac arrest. He had a blocked left artery and could have died within minutes.

There was no reason for AG to use highfallutin' words! (Now "highfallutin' is really as highfallutin' as I feel like getting.)

Any way we look at it, the visit with the cake and discovering the body seems odd.......at least to me!
 
  • #745
From GT:

<<< Since the cake was a Christmas gift, I expect that the visit was a 'Christmas visit' >>>

I would agree completely IF AK had been with him.

:twocents:
 
  • #746
Maybe AG was a hypochondriac? it sounded like she was worried about germs and upset with those that would spread them... maybe she was the type that would research every little ache and pain she had... and picked up on the use of the term "secondary infection"

I've found since being on this forum that I've started to use language that others find odd. For example: "Law Enforcement"... I've seen a number of people furrow their brow when I'm talking with them about some news and it involves LE ... most would say The Police or Police Officer...

The other thought I had was that it might be a common term for a Nurse... like the one LWT witness... just as an example.

Something to be said for that email about secondary infections ect. as the ultimate sexy (not!) note from a senior female to a young man.

Did that image of Audrey, stretchy pants hoisted high, cigs. tucked in back, sick, "infected"- all wrapped up in a puffy coat - disgust and enrage someone who remembered her as the long red-nailed and haired hot, mysterious genius?
 
  • #747
But who would have remembered the hot red-head with the red nails? A student? Her husband(s) from long ago? Colleagues from years gone by?

Unless.......Audrey was playing games with someone online, posting a pic of "herself" as the hot red-nailed/haired young thing!

Would she have done that? I highly doubt it BUT it's possible, I suppose.

:twocents:
 
  • #748
But who would have remembered the hot red-head with the red nails? A student? Her husband(s) from long ago? Colleagues from years gone by?

Unless.......Audrey was playing games with someone online, posting a pic of "herself" as the hot red-nailed/haired young thing!

Would she have done that? I highly doubt it BUT it's possible, I suppose.

:twocents:

Naw, Audrey probably would not do that, but Bary might!
 
  • #749
Another "name" to keep in mind is whoever it is that Audrey did not want to see at L.V.'s on Christmas Day. Now all of us dislike certain people and it a long way from this to murder. Or is it?

Six degrees of separation!!

Jumping off your post Chorley; what family members of LV did AG get to know really well over those 30 plus years. RV for sure, because he was next in line to inherit half a million, should anything happen to LV.

Imo, I think A's inner circle is much bigger than it might appear.
 
  • #750
In this case the defense claims the murder happened due to mental issues and the crown says it was about property...
http://www.simcoereformer.ca/2013/02/14/prepare-for-gods-new-earth--accused-killer-wrote

"Rose, 31 is on trial for first-degree murder in the death of his grandmother, whose charred body was found on her farm northwest of Simcoe in August 2010.

At issue is not whether Rose killed Janina Kurzyna, the trial has been told, but what his mental state was at the time.

The defence contends Rose was an undiagnosed paranoid schizophrenic at the time while the Crown disputes that and says a dispute over ownership of the grandmother&#8217;s farm is involved"
 
  • #751
Since the cake was a Christmas gift, I expect that the visit was a 'Christmas visit'... one might drop off soup to a sick friend with no visiting expected, but when delivering a Christmas gift, I think many (most?) people would see the visit as part of the package. So it does not seem odd to me at all that AG would ask PK to delay his visit a few days until she felt better. Two entirely different scenarios, IMO.

I could see this as a totally different scenario too, if this was a dear friend that you only visited with three times a year, so you wanted to wait, deliver your gift of cake and have your xmas visit with them.

It is still unknown if this was a whole cake, a fraction of the cake or a slice of the cake. Either way, since AG was under the weather, maybe she would have enjoyed having a piece of that cake with her tea, while she recouperated.

A and PK had lots of time to make up for a missed visit between xmas and new year and I see nothing wrong with leaving the cake in the garage for AG while she was not feeling well. Many people leave gifts for people at various times of the year in a bag on their front door knob, sitting on a verandah, etc.

Imo, the spirit of the xmas season lingers long past the week between xmas and new year, but just IMO.
 
  • #752
I could see this as a totally different scenario too, if this was a dear friend that you only visited with three times a year, so you wanted to wait, deliver your gift of cake and have your xmas visit with them.

It is still unknown if this was a whole cake, a fraction of the cake or a slice of the cake. Either way, since AG was under the weather, maybe she would have enjoyed having a piece of that cake with her tea, while she recouperated.

A and PK had lots of time to make up for a missed visit between xmas and new year and I see nothing wrong with leaving the cake in the garage for AG while she was not feeling well. Many people leave gifts for people at various times of the year in a bag on their front door knob, sitting on a verandah, etc.
Imo, the spirit of the xmas season lingers long past the week between xmas and new year, but just IMO.

BBM

But I did not suggest that there would not have been time for a visit later if they had dropped the cake off in the garage, nor that there would have been anything wrong with doing so.

The point that I was making was this - if AG did not request that they drop it off in the garage... and in fact, did request that they delay dropping it off for a few days until she felt up to a visit... why does it arouse such suspicion that he did what she asked him to do?

From his post # 582 - Some quick info about the scheduling of time to drop off the cake. I had originally planned to visit AG on Christmas day but she had emailed me a day or two prior to call it off because she was so sick. So, on Christmas day I called her to check in and that's when we set the definite time to get together around 10am on Thursday for me to drop it off.

And, is it somehow significant if it was a slice, a fraction or a whole cake?
 
  • #753
From GT:

<<< Since the cake was a Christmas gift, I expect that the visit was a 'Christmas visit' >>>

I would agree completely IF AK had been with him.

:twocents:

But why... when PK was AG's friend, not AK? Yes, she may have accompanied him had she not been working... but if AG invited him for a day she was scheduled to work, then why wouldn't he go alone? I imagine he went to her place many times alone before - he was her handyman. Surely PK went to AG's without AK more often than not?
 
  • #754
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I fully agree, LC. That is a very plausible explanation of why the dogs were away from AG when she was killed. I tend toward thinking that she was expecting her guest, who turned out to be her killer... and that for some reason, she may not have wanted anyone else to know about that guest. In fact, I believe that she may have exaggerated the extent/duration of her illness in order to keep PK/LV/(others?) at bay for a while because she had 'other business' of some kind planned with whoever that guest may have been. I think along the lines of a secret lover? perhaps a married man, hence the need for secrecy? Or someone who she found distasteful in some way? Or perhaps, the situation/circumstances that connected her to that person was something she found distasteful or embarrassing. The more I think about it, the more I think that AG may have been a woman with a secret - a secret that in the end is providing cover for her killer. All just MOO.

<rbbm>

You and I definitely are on the same page, GT! With all due respect to NSU et al and the focus on PK (and not :please: wanting to see this thread join the others pulled for review!:please:)... Audrey's handyman and close friend/protégé just really seems to be way too easy a mark. I see the discrepancies related to the cake delivery as not ones originating with PK, but with Audrey, for exactly the reasons you've suggested. Meanwhile, the soup delivery seems to be another matter altogether, as it is on the record, and all communication (depending on the time the Amazing Grace email was sent to the neighbour) ceased following that visit (and visitor, for whom we know Audrey would very likely have confined the dogs).

Another thought I had, looking at my own earlier post: someone associated with animal care (think veterinary) would be very reluctant, I would think, to hurt or kill the dogs. HMMMM. Anyone else care to add :twocents:? Such a person might also be able to have contained the dogs without too much trouble, either, or been unfazed directing Audrey to crate them. :waitasec:

Six degrees of separation!!

Jumping off your post Chorley; what family members of LV did AG get to know really well over those 30 plus years. RV for sure, because he was next in line to inherit half a million, should anything happen to LV.

Imo, I think A's inner circle is much bigger than it might appear.

Seems LV mentioned in one of the MSM articles that Audrey had many golfing buddies, and there was that one story about her ceasing to golf with someone who invited another person to a game. Then, there are the witnesses to the LW&T - relationship? - and the friends nearby to LV of whom she was unaware and it seemed to bother her (LV). It would provide a source of "young and close," people, potentially anyway, :moo:

So: invited guest that Audrey preferred others were unaware of for whatever reason (unsavoury premise, or secret love affair, or who knows, intelligence, or...); delaying PK for whatever reason while going (according to LV and otherwise not verified) to LV's while "under the weather"; "Hell or high water" intent to attend coffee klatsch on the Wednesday followed almost immediately (if timeline is correct) by email to "one of the group" that she wasn't going to be there; and the whole weird LW&T with its many, many inconsistencies.

Jeez, I wish those dogs could speak.

ALL IMO!
 
  • #755
My take on the wording 'secondary infection' is that she may have made that up entirely, to delay PK's visit... if she really had no new symptoms, but thought that by telling him that her illness had developed into something else, she could delay him a few days, then she may have used a generic term like 'secondary infection', whereas if she really had additional symptoms, she would have described them - as in "and now my glands are swollen, too". The fact that it is not specific makes me question if it was true.

MOO

AG did go on to say in her email to PK, ... runny nose, runny eyes, and sneezing, but she didn't think she had a fever.
 
  • #756
Revised Timeline

Additions are wrt Dec 23 invite to LV's, dates as advised by PK re his activities between Dec 26 to 30, info wrt the BCM website and FB page from Dec 21 to Jan 3, date that Sgt Hrab announced the executor had been found; changes are to reflect certain info being claimed/stated by various parties.

Note that when a date includes various entries and specific times are unknown, the events of that day are not necessarily in a chronological order.


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1937 Feb 3 Audrey was born Otte Wilma Doveika to Antanas (Tony) and Marie (Mary?) Doveika. Tony was an engineer at Greening Wire Co

1950s Audrey changed her name as a teenager (date n/a). She did not get along with her mother

1953 Audrey (16 y.o.) married her first husband, surname Bohnart

1958 Hamilton voters list for 11 Beulah Avenue shows Mrs. Audrey Bohnart, student / Doveika, Anthony, machinist / Doveika, Mrs. Mary

1957 &#8211; 1964 Sometime during these years, in her 20s, Audrey married her second husband, Larry Blake who worked at Stelco. They lived on Fairleigh Av South

1960 Audrey worked at Bell

1963 Hamilton voters list for 11 Beulah Avenue shows Blake, Audrey, student / Doveika, Anthony, wire drawer / Doveika, Mary

1964 Audrey enrolled at McMaster University

1964 Audrey met Allan Gleave (Audrey was 27, and Allan 6 yrs her jr, so 21 y.o.)

1965 Hamilton voters list for 11 Beulah Avenue shows Doveika, Audrey, student / Doveika, Anthony, retired / Doveika, Marie

1964 &#8211; 1967 Sometime during these years, Audrey worked 2 summers at AECL nuclear laboratories in Chalk River

1966 Audrey graduated with a BSc from McMaster and started working on her degree in physics. She did not complete her Masters but would go on to be a high school science teacher, first at Hill Park Secondary School, later Barton Secondary and then Westdale Secondary

1967 Article titled &#8220;Compendium of Thermal Neutron Capture Ray Measurements&#8221; published showing &#8220;A. Doveika&#8221; as one of the authors

Aug 1967 Audrey was featured in Hamilton newspaper re building her own tv. The picture showed a wedding ring on her finger which she supposedly wore even when single

1969 Audrey married her third husband, Allan Gleave. They were married at Salvation Army Chapel on James St North. Allan&#8217;s mother Marjorie threw a party for them. They lived for a while with Allan&#8217;s parents, then for a time Alma Lane in Ancaster, then built a big home on Indian Trail, which Allan designed. Allan&#8217;s brother, David, was a pilot and flew the two of them up north into the bush to camp for a week. They travelled to Europe for three weeks. She talked about having kids.

1972 Hamilton voters list shows Gleave, Allan, engineer and Gleave, Mrs. Audrey, teacher, lived at 271 Alma Lane, Hamilton-Wentworth, Ontario

1972 &#8211; 1974 Doveika, Anthony, retired and Doveika, Marie, housewife, lived at 93 South Oval in Hamilton

Nov 20 1973 Audrey acquired the house as sole owner.

1974 Marriage to Allan fell apart. Allan met a younger woman at his karate class. He signed the house over to Audrey. He took a job as a chemical engineer in Sturgeon Falls. He and his new wife never had kids.

1976 Allan&#8217;s father died. Audrey attended the funeral and chatted briefly with Allan. Although Allan had made prior trips to Hamilton each year to visit his parents, it was the last time Audrey and Allan ever spoke, although she maintained contact with his brother David G.

Feb 23 1978 Audrey entered into a mortgage with the Hamilton Teacher's Credit Union for $40,500.00. Not specified if it's a first or second mortgage. Duration not specified but was renewable.

1980 Approx year that Lyn V met Audrey when AG was a member of the Brantford Golf & Country Club. This is also the approx. year that Audrey and veterinarian Dr. Dudley Collins became friends.

1980s Early 1980s, Audrey&#8217;s father, Tony Doveika died

1994 Dr. Collins retired

1994 Audrey&#8217;s mother, Marie Doveika, (whom Audrey had said had &#8220;disappeared&#8221;) was listed in the Hamilton City Directory. still living at the South Oval Street address

2001 Allan Gleave retired

2003 DLS caused a disturbance in a Henry Street coffee shop when he pulled a steak knife he had concealed in his clothes. A patron talked him into trading the knife for a cigarette. When police arrived, Scott yelled obscenities at them.

2003 Approx year that Audrey attended computer classes at Mohawk College (this is when JH says he first recalls meeting Audrey at Mohawk).

2006 Audrey retired from Westdale Secondary

2006 PK says he met Audrey while he worked at Windmill Power Equipment in Dundas. He was 18, in his first year at McMaster, and lived with his parents in Brantford. (Year is approximate as the number of years PK says he knew Audrey has varied in different reports .. 2006 is from series written by Jon W)

Feb 3 2007 Audrey's Last Will and Testament signed and witnessed at Brantford, Ontario. LV was named executor and sole beneficiary.

2009-2010 Audrey purchased her Camaro which came off the line in the spring of 2009.

May 2010 Q Restaurant opened. This is where AK worked prior to acquiring SavingT in 2012

June 2010 PK and AT married

Nov 2010 Approx mid to late November, PK says that Audrey's mailbox was smashed

Nov 2010 Approx time that PK says Audrey had new convection oven installed. PK claims AG said installer had been rude to her.

Dec 21 2010 BCM joined Facebook. &#8220;About&#8221; shows address as 275 Sunny***ge Rd, Ancaster; &#8220;Contacts&#8221; are email link at BCM dot com website and website is shown as BCM dot com. First post on this date is a pic of a hotrod, followed by the &#8220;rebel souls &#8230; deserters&#8221; as the second post on this date. MK&#8217;s FB page indicates he is Owner at BCM (contains link to the BCM website)

Dec 21 2010 BCM website created (as per whois domain info, but ipage shows as Dec 23 2010). Website shows as &#8220;under development&#8221;. Polo domains shows Registrar as PJK with an address of 39 Shad***ee Cres, Stoney Creek which cross-checked to an ST (AK&#8217;s mom or dad). &#8220;Company Overview&#8221; shows <paraphrased> craftsmanship related to custom solutions and manufacturing in the automotive market.

Dec 22 2010 Audrey attended her weekly coffee meeting with colleagues (former Westdale Secondary teachers). These meeting had previously been at Williams Fresh Café, across from McMaster, but at some time they apparently changed the venue to Williams waterfront location.

Dec 23 2010 &#8220;Suzie&#8221; says that she and another friend were invited to LV&#8217;s and it was expected that Audrey wouldn&#8217;t attend. Seems AG claimed she was ill on this date (whether fabricated or not)

Dec 24 2010 BCM FB post wishing Merry Christmas

Dec 23 &#8211; 25
2010 Sometime during these days, PK says he received email from Audrey that she was ill.

Dec 23 &#8211; 25
2010 Approx dates that initial reports said Dr. Dudley Collins had seen Audrey &#8220;a couple of days before Christmas&#8221;

Dec 25 2010 PK says he spoke with Audrey by phone and they rescheduled the delivery of the cake to around 10:00 am, Thursday, December 30. He says Audrey had stayed home all day.

Dec 26 2010 PK states that he spent the day with AK

Dec 26 2010 LV states Audrey was at LV&#8217;s home. Unknown if others were present on this date. Apparently Audrey normally went there every Sunday for coffee around 9:30 am

Dec 27 2010 BCM FB page posts &#8220;Nothing Wagered, Nothing Gained&#8221;

Dec 27 2010 PK states that he spent the day with AK

Dec 27 2010 early morning, PK says he opened his email and received email from Audrey that included the link to the Amazing Grace video

Dec 27 2010 PK says he received another email from Audrey timed 10:46 am re &#8220;secondary infection &#8230; cabin fever &#8230; LV bringing soup in a few minutes &#8230; will make Weds coffee meeting come hell or high water &#8230;&#8221;

Dec 27 2010 LV states she took soup to Audrey

Dec 27 2010 Time unknown, a member of Audrey's coffee group, EM, a science teacher at Westdale, is said to have told JH that Audrey emailed someone in the group that she would not be attending the coffee get-together scheduled for Wednesday, Dec 29

Dec 27 2010 Unconfirmed reports that Audrey visited the vet that afternoon with her 2 dogs. This conflicts with initial reports that Dr. Collins saw her a couple of days before Christmas

Dec 27 2010 It is reported that in the evening, neighbour Linda F opened email from Audrey which included the link to the Amazing Grace video. Jon W series indicates email was sent at approx. 6:00 pm

Dec 28 2010 PK states he spent the day with AK

Dec 29 2010 PK states he went to work

Dec 29 2010 It is reported that the Fergusons&#8217; dog started barking wildly approx. 2:30 am

Dec 29 2010 DLS arrested for having knife in waistband while at washroom of bank

Dec 29 2010 Ground was snow-covered, and the fog around midnight turned later to freezing fog,

Dec 30 2010 PK says he drove AK to work at Q that morning. He says he called Audrey to let her know he was running late. He arrived approx 11:00 am (originally scheduled around 10:00 am), let himself into garage using the code and discovered Audrey's body. He called 911 and waited for police to arrive. After Audrey&#8217;s body was removed, PK says LE had him look around the garage to see if anything was missing. PK also posted on WS that &#8220;I was interviewed extensively, my car and person searched, myself and shoes were measured and photographed and DNA was collected from me in the first round of investigation where I was originally eliminated&#8221;.

Dec 31 2010 BCM FB post wishing a Happy New Years from the company

Dec 31 2010 Autopsy began

Jan 2 2011 Police search begins at abandoned barn and property on Lynden Rd where DLS was known to live

Jan 3 2011 BCM FB post &#8220;Take The Path Less Traveled&#8221; (no posts beyond this date)

Jan 4 2011 Police released the crime scene at Audrey&#8217;s home. Friends and a cleanup crew spent the day cleaning out her home. PK says he was there prior to the cleanup crew arriving

Jan 4 2011 Police also released the Lynden farmhouse scene where DLS lived

Jan 4 2011 Vigil held for Audrey at United Church, Governor&#8217;s Road, Ancaster

Jan 4 2011 According to online obituary, Audrey had been cremated by this date

Jan 5 2011 Memorial Service held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at the Beckett-Glaves Family Funeral Centre on Brant Avenue in Brantford.

Jan 28 2011 &#8220;Application for Certificate of Appointment of Estate Trustee with a Will&#8221; signed by LV, listing personal property of $50,622.87 and real estate at $425,000

Feb 3 2011 DLS sentenced on knife/bank incident to time served plus 10 days

Feb 8 2011 Reported in the Hamilton Spectator that Audrey&#8217;s neighbours said house had already been sold in estate sale and lights were on all the time now

Feb 9 2011 DLS released from serving sentence re knife/bank incident

Feb 10 2011 DLS arrested on 1st degree murder charge in Audrey&#8217;s case

Feb 11 2011 DLS arraigned on 1st degree murder charge in Audrey&#8217;s case

Feb 22 2011 &#8220;Certificate of Appointment of Trustee&#8221; signed by Registrar

June 3 2011 DLS released on 1st degree murder charge after forensic evidence didn&#8217;t match

August 3 2011 PK posted on WS that &#8220;the last few weeks have brought new interviews and a polygraph exam&#8221;

Sept 2011 PK posted that LE met with him to address discrepancies in his polygraph

Nov 14 2011 Registrar signed &#8220;Certificate of Official Document&#8221; attaching a true copy of the &#8220;Certificate of Appointment of Trustee with a Will&#8221; stating that the document remains in full force and effect

Jul 21 2012 Dr. Dudley Collins passed away
 
  • #757
BBM

But I did not suggest that there would not have been time for a visit later if they had dropped the cake off in the garage, nor that there would have been anything wrong with doing so.

The point that I was making was this - if AG did not request that they drop it off in the garage... and in fact, did request that they delay dropping it off for a few days until she felt up to a visit... why does it arouse such suspicion that he did what she asked him to do?

From his post # 582 - Some quick info about the scheduling of time to drop off the cake. I had originally planned to visit AG on Christmas day but she had emailed me a day or two prior to call it off because she was so sick. So, on Christmas day I called her to check in and that's when we set the definite time to get together around 10am on Thursday for me to drop it off.

And, is it somehow significant if it was a slice, a fraction or a whole cake?

In an earlier post, I commented that it almost seemed like AG was trying to keep her two closest friends at a distance, i.e. LV brought the soup Dec. 27, but then PK would be visiting on Dec. 30.

The point I was making was that since LV was dropping off the soup, I wondered why PK could not have dropped off the cake and still had their visit at a later date. The suspicion is with AG, not with PK about delaying the visit.

Regarding the cake ... it was a xmas present for AG. If the cake was whole and nicely displayed (as Stone described), then I would say this is a xmas present, but if it was half a cake or a slice of cake, imo, this is not a xmas present.

imo
 
  • #758
I have a question :)

PK was originally scheduled to arrive at Audrey's at 10:00 am. He says it is a 1/2 hour drive from AK's work to Audrey's, so AK must have been scheduled to arrive at work sometime around 9:30ish. If AK was on time for work that morning, what was PK doing for the hour between dropping her at work and his arrival at Audrey's?
 
  • #759
But why... when PK was AG's friend, not AK? Yes, she may have accompanied him had she not been working... but if AG invited him for a day she was scheduled to work, then why wouldn't he go alone? I imagine he went to her place many times alone before - he was her handyman. Surely PK went to AG's without AK more often than not?

Just imo, but I think because it was a very special time of the year, now that you mention it GT, I wonder why a date was not scheduled when AK would have been able to accompany her husband. AG was invited to PK/AK's wedding and AG was also asked to look into photographers for them, so it sounds like AG and AK were well acquainted too.
 
  • #760
I have a question :)

PK was originally scheduled to arrive at Audrey's at 10:00 am. He says it is a 1/2 hour drive from AK's work to Audrey's, so AK must have been scheduled to arrive at work sometime around 9:30ish. If AK was on time for work that morning, what was PK doing for the hour between dropping her at work and his arrival at Audrey's?

Slap me silly, "Silly" ... buying a cake! :floorlaugh:
 
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