Also regarding Garrison, he was let out of a Kentucky prison May 15th, 1992. The women went missing on June 7th, 1992. Garrison was arrested again in January of 1993 on a weapons and drug charge, and in the arresting officer's report, he says that immediatley after being cuffed, Garrison started saying he could give information about the three missing women. That does not strike me as someone, if you truly believe the Galloping Goose Motorcycle Club were involved, would do. He immediately was willing to give up potential information about their disappearances. IMO, I think it's possible that Garrison was told by someone he knew that they were involved in the disappearances, but that person had nothing to do with it. Garrison singing like a bird at the drop of a hat doesn't strike me as someone who would be fearful if the GGMC were actually involved in any capacity. I think Garrison used this "information" as leverage to get out of jail (where he would go on to rape an unfortunate victim) on a low bail. The cops thought he could provide them with useful information. It didn't hurt that he had a connection to Dustin Recla; he dated Dustin's girlfriend's mother sometime after the women disappeared. Garrison could not stay out of prison. He likely would have provided more concrete information if he was in fact involved, or knew the people involved. I think he's a road to nowhere.
