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http://www.kansas.com/2010/10/02/1521729/account-details-night-of-teens.html
Lisa Brown said her sister told her this of the night that Alicia disappeared:
Her sister and Longoria had gone out to eat and returned home around 10:30 p.m. Longoria told her he had to leave to meet with undercover police officers, that he was an informant.
He came home around 12:30 a.m., smelling like diesel fuel. When she asked what happened, he said he stopped at the home of a friend and helped the friend deal with car problems.
He used bleach to clean his shoestrings and shoes.
He wore a shirt that had a blood stain.
When Brown's sister told her about the stain, she motioned in a way indicating it was a big stain, Brown said.
Brown's sister, when told of her sister's account of the stain, said it was wrong to say the stain was blood. She didn't elaborate.
According to Brown, her sister told her that Longoria asked her to destroy the shirt. That her sister said the shirt was cut into three pieces. That Longoria asked her to throw out the pieces in three different places. That her sister said she discarded the shirt pieces but didn't say where they were left.
Brown said her sister told her that the couple's Great Bend house smelled like diesel and her vehicle, a black Ford Escape, smelled like fuel that she had to roll down the windows while getting rid of the shirt because the fumes made her sick.
Brown said her sister told her that Longoria's pants were put in a trash can in the backyard.
When Brown visited the couple's home several days after Alicia disappeared, she noticed that it smelled like fuel.
Her sister said that since July, she had intercepted text messages and phone calls from Alicia to Longoria, Brown said.
"She was upset because Alicia was underage and Adam was a grown man, and she didn't think it was appropriate," Brown said.
As of this past Tuesday, Brown said, her sister told her she believes Longoria is innocent
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What about your BF comming home with blood stains, smelling of diesel fuel, cleaning his shoes with bleach, having you cut up a shirt and discard it in 3 places and throw away his jeans, the day before you hear a 14 yr old girl is missing makes your brain say hes innocent??? I dont get it. What kind of hold does he have on this woman?
I have been refraining from posting things about the GF thinking she was an innocent bystander. Now IMO shes as guilty as he is!
Whole lot of she said she said and he said he said. None of which holds much water at this juncture. Load of hearsay and the first time a sister has popped out of the woodwork. Personally, I'm not taking what she claims the GF said to be gospel, or at least not embellished on.
Not to say I haven't wondered about the GF's involvement in this from day 1, the question is whether she did or is doing anything knowingly wrong.
Could simply be staying quiet because she has been requested to since this is still an ongoing investigation.
She moved out readily enough when AJL was arrested, so if he "had" any hold on her, I suspect she is waking up pretty quickly. Might take her some time to come to terms with what happened that night. There is going to be a whole lot of guilt, and "dang, but I was stupid to ever get involved with him" for her to work thru. If she really has a brain that is. In this case -- much more than most women getting out of a relationship with a manipulator because of how it all ended.
But none of us really likes to admit we made idiot moves, ultimately forgive ourselves for making them, learn from them and move on. I truly hope given the magnitude of this situation, she is getting some professional counseling. Would hate to see her deny bad decisions and then repeat.
Or deny what really did go on that night, because it DOES put her in a bad light. I'd be looking for a rock to hide under myself.