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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Haven't commented in a while. What's bugging me...

Investigators quickly ruled out any connection to the double murder in Moab, despite G&B frequenting Moonflower. The murderer hasn't been found.

I watched the entire bodycam video, and remember every detail. Officer Robinson took G&B cell numbers before sending them to cool off for 24 hours. I'll check video again, but I think  ALSO gave them his cell# in case they needed to reach him.

G made it very clear to Robinson that she feared driving the van alone, and rarely for long distances. She also needed reassurance that B's hotel was close enough because she didn't want to drive far to pick him up in morning.

She was upset and lashed out physically when B kept telling her to calm down. I believe he locked her out of the van to separate physically from her. From other forums and IIRC in bodycam video, he'd physically distance from her during blow up fights. She stated she was afraid he'd drive away. If this was his pattern, she clearly feared abandonment. I just don't think she'd take off alone unless she befriended others when he was gone from 8/17-8/23.

The conversation between Officer Robinson and Brian on the way to hotel drop off was casual, mostly about various trails they've experienced. Oddly, officer R discussed his wife's severe anxiety,  confirmed it's best to separate from eachother, shower to calm down etc. He suggested G grab a shower at some campsite, weird. He disclosed that his wife eventually agreed to anxiety meds and "it made a world of difference." B's responses to Robinson's chit chat were vanilla. No real reaction, agreement or disagreement...as if he wasn't taking the bait to say more about his or G's relationship, anxiety, OCD.

What's my point? I don't know. B's silence fits his guarded persona. On the surface, it's small talk, avoidance, and fleeing confrontation. They both seem meek. They both seem to supress their mental struggles and emotion until it erupts into her lashing out. His MO is to walk, drive, fly away. Now he's fled from his parents home.

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He's from a family of lawyers so he knows enough to keep his mouth shut when "Small talking" with police. [/quote]

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