Apologies in advance (Sorry Nursie!) for not having the link handy to the video, as I am still searching for it.
In scanning news articles via Google yesterday, one outlet did have an interview with a Male friend of Kelli's from work that often hung out with her. He'd texted her early Friday, then again around midday, but hadn't heard from her afterwards and found it odd because she usually got a response within an hour. Later in the w/e he checked Facebook, noted her sister's pleas and only then discovered she was missing.
He seemed to be a decent gent. Late 20's, early 30s, his wife also became friends with Kelli over time. Echoed many other statements in MSM that Kelli was very responsible. I'll try to find the video, as perhaps he is one of the other male friends LE are speaking with.
As for the hubby, I'm going to hope that since the Orlando Sentinel reported that he was indeed in FL with his Dad, that it is true. With all that the Sentinel learned during Caylee's case, I'm hoping that they learned enough to fact check before printing. (Get Kathi B on this to check it out!)
Also, possibly hubby has been well advised to avoid press & public comments, to avoid muddying up the LE tip line with white rabbit sightings. We've all seen how focus on wrong POI can lead investigations astray. I didn't catch any negative vibes about hubby in any of the family's comments thus far, so I'm in the camp that thinks suspicion of him is a non-starter at this point.
Mad props to Kelli's brother Matt for the way he handled the presser. He kept it in control, and guided the press very well to ensure that focus stayed on the family's message to find Kelli and keep her front & center, not speculation. Very well done. I hope he continues as family PR person. He had the cojones to stand his ground for his sister's best interests.
I wouldn't want to be the POI when charges get laid. I doubt Kelli's unit will take kindly to someone messing with one of their own. Nope.
