LA LA - Savannah Hale, 22, LSU alumni, Shreveport, 4 May 2022

[otto]

Where did she go next? Did she return to the boyfriend's apartment? Did she go home? Did she head for the hills? Did she sleep in her car and sober up before driving again? Did anything happen in the parking lot?

Where's the info about what time she left Brookshire's Parking, and what direction she went after leaving the parking lot? There has to be surveillance cameras in the parking lot that shows how she left.

Someone mentioned Daniella Vian upthread at the same time that I was thinking it. Her story is that she bought a new car with the help of her ex-boyfriend's mother. There were issues regarding custody of her child. A few days later, while out with friends, she and her car vanished from a gas station with camera surveillance. Much later, her car was found submerged in the river with her in the driver's seat of her new car. Accident, although some speculate suicide and murder.

 

[otto]

Where next? Do we have a general idea about where she lived? Where the boyfriend lived?

If we have the timeline correct, she headed from the Louisiana Towers to the Chevron at 7:03 AM. She would have arrived at the Chevron 15 minutes later at roughly 7:15 AM.

Does that mean that she lives North of Towers and she was heading home, or did she take an Uber to her car at the Louisiana Towers and she then drove towards her boyfriend's house near the Chevron? What was her next decision?

Is her home or her boyfriend's home within a mile or two from Chevron? Did she live in another town? If so, what community?

 

[otto]

I just came across this - helps to have a photo of her and her car.

 

[otto]

She was last seen at the Chevron. There is video of her car leaving the Louisiana Towers at 7:03 AM. She was reported missing at Montgomery, La.

Was she a student in Shreveport, but her home/family address was Montgomery? Did her semester end on April 30? Was she moving back home, or continuing studying? Do we know whether she was a Louisiana State University Shreveport student?

https://www.bing.com/maps?q=shreveport+la+blanchard&FORM=HDRSC4&cp=32.563542%7E-93.828496&lvl=12.5

 

[otto]

Was she a student at LSUS? Was her boyfriend a student there too? Reason I ask is because I'm curious whether she drove to his house after leaving Brookshire's.

 

[ashhouston]

unfortunately she's probably in the water I hope they keep looking in lakes ponds ditches maybe get sonar boat

 

[otto]

She left the bar, went to her boyfriend's house with him. Everything was fine, except he was blackout drunk. Did she have to help him get home, or was he okay to walk? Her car was parked 4 blocks from the pub. At 7 AM her car left the parkade and drove North to the Chevron (15 minute trip).

There are lots of possibilities for ending up in the water, but she navigated 2 bridges that morning before her phone turned off.

 

[annpats]

I hope LE can ascertain if her phone shut down due to having 0% battery or was shut down because someone turned it off.

 

[Look4theHelpers]

If we have the timeline correct, she headed from the Louisiana Towers to the Chevron at 7:03 AM. She would have arrived at the Chevron 15 minutes later at roughly 7:15 AM.

So I'm not entirely sure if I'm allowed to post this, but since this information is on the approved Facebook page Bring Savannah Hale Home I'm thinking it's okay to share. If not, please remove mods.
A few hours ago her father confirmed these times:
Chevron @ 6:42am
La Tower @ 7:03am
then exited left toward Blanchard (possibly)

 

[otto]

So I'm not entirely sure if I'm allowed to post this, but since this information is on the approved Facebook page Bring Savannah Hale Home I'm thinking it's okay to share. If not, please remove mods.
A few hours ago her father confirmed these times:
Chevron @ 6:42am
La Tower @ 7:03am
then exited left toward Blanchard (possibly)

At what time did she enter the Louisiana Towers? There's footage of her leaving - there must be footage of her arriving. Why would she drive there? It's as though she was driving back and forth on the same stretch of road three time - to the Chevron, to the La Towers, back to the parking lot across the street from the Chevron where she turned off her phone.

She left her boyfriend's home at 6:50 AM, drove to the Chevron at 6:42 AM, drove to La Towers, left La Towers at 7:03 AM, drove back near the Chevron.

 

[Look4theHelpers]

At what time did she enter the Louisiana Towers? There's footage of her leaving - there must be footage of her arriving. Why would she drive there? It's as though she was driving back and forth on the same stretch of road three time - to the Chevron, to the La Towers, back to the parking lot across the street from the Chevron where she turned off her phone.

She left her boyfriend's home at 6:50 AM, drove to the Chevron at 6:42 AM, drove to La Towers, left La Towers at 7:03 AM, drove back near the Chevron.

Well, when you put it like that...
I've been trying to make sense of the timeline and it's mind boggling. Is it 100% confirmed that it's her car leaving the Towers?

 

[annpats]

Well, when you put it like that...
I've been trying to make sense of the timeline and it's mind boggling. Is it 100% confirmed that it's her car leaving the Towers?

Is anyone able to do a new map with timelines....?

 

[ilovematt]

I was thinking maybe since the boyfriend was black out drunk she left her car at the towers and drove his car to his house and then called an Uber, went and got her car and then got gas but if the Chevron was prior to the towers, then huh…

 

[annpats]

I'd like to see camera stills/CCTV of them leaving the bar.

Was he really "black out drunk".....?

Surely he would be have been able to walk out if the bar, if so?

Did they even leave the bar together?

Did one if them leave before the other? Was there an argument or altercation?

 

[Allynator]

Okay - what is the significance of Montgomery, LA? My husband's family lives there and it is SMALL.

 

[azure]

I'd like to see camera stills/CCTV of them leaving the bar.

Was he really "black out drunk".....?

Surely he would be have been able to walk out if the bar, if so?

Did they even leave the bar together?

Did one if them leave before the other? Was there an argument or altercation?

I can personally attest to the fact that one can do all kinds of things while blackout drunk: walk, dance, have conversations, and much more. (Don't worry, I've calmed it down lately).

 

[annpats]

I can personally attest to the fact that one can do all kinds of things while blackout drunk: walk, dance, have conversations, and much more. (Don't worry, I've calmed it down lately).

But that's not technically "blackout" drunk.
I would like to see what kind of state he was in when he left the bar, and more importantly, did they leave together.

 

[citizen_sleuth]

But that's not technically "blackout" drunk.
I would like to see what kind of state he was in when he left the bar, and more importantly, did they leave together.

Blackout drunk just means you have no memory of what happened, not that you can’t function.

Interrupted Memories: Alcohol-Induced Blackouts | National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA)

Drinking to the point of a blackout has gained pop culture notoriety in recent years. Alcohol-induced blackouts can lead to impaired memory of events that transpired while intoxicated, and a drastically increased risk of injuries and other harms. They can occur in anyone who drinks alcohol, no...

www.niaaa.nih.gov

 

[azure]

But that's not technically "blackout" drunk.
I would like to see what kind of state he was in when he left the bar, and more importantly, did they leave together.

Blackout means you don't remember what happened the following day and I can assure you I didn't.

 

[StacyMarie83]

I know everyone does things in their own way and at their own pace, but I think family and LE have been awfully quiet for a 22 year old missing under weird circumstances. This leads me to believe they think there was a car accident and they are looking to recover person/vehicle. I know that may not be the case, but if I was an average joe who didn't follow missing person cases - this would garner absoultuely no interest in my mind because of the lack of information and lack of urgency IMO JMO MOO