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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm not sure I understood a couple of details brought up in the past few pages:

1.  A couple were murdered in the general area where Gabby and Brian were arguing.  Weirdly enough, the restaurant they were standing in front of was where the murdered woman worked.

2.  Someone called the cops because he was afraid what he was witnessing looked scary and like DV.

3.  Gabby was crying hysterically and not making a lot of sense when the cops tried to interview her (do I have this straight?  I didn't watch the YouTube).

So my question is:  If I have the above facts straight, is it possible Gabby was crying hysterically because of the murders, i.e., either she saw something, or Brian was involved in the murders - and Gabby was TERRIFIED?[/quote]

Here's a story about the murders in the park - https://www.thespectrum.com/story/news/2021/08/23/newlywed-campers-murdered-utah-near-arches-national-park/8244124002/.  [/quote]

August 12th was when Gabby and Brian were fighting outside the Moonflower Coop where one of the murdered couple worked. August 13th was the last day the murdered couple was seen alive. Most likely not related but the timing and coincidental location of the Moonflower is kind of strange.  [/quote]

One day after the Gabby/Brian argument the newlywed couple are last seen alive. The murdered couple are found dead on 8/18.  On 8/23 Brian flies back to Florida to place their things in a storage facility.  She stays in a hotel for 5 days while he's in FL.  I suppose she was seen around the hotel area during those 5 days?  Brian flies back to Utah and subsequently drives the van back to FL.  Gabby is never seen again.  We can only hope she's alive, but it's not looking good.

I think something about this whole situation stinks like a rotten fish.  What are the chances that a young couple is murdered, and a young adult girl disappears - in the exact same (presumably safe) rural location, within ~10 days of each other?

Hmm?[/quote]

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