Speaking of Crime

Just a couple days ago Sean-Paul posted some updates on social media. One said this, “A big tip from this week changes our satellite dates. We are now adding August 10th and August 11th to our search criteria. We believe the creeper was there earlier than the dates we previously released. New evidence suggests he was first there on Wednesday or sooner even. So go back and check dash cams again please!! Any car sedan or smaller vehicle coming or going off FR4651 just off Loop Road up on South Mesa.

And one more thing. We want to know who the couple was at Woody's that Crystal played pool with. We want to question EVERYONE PLEASE.”

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Forsaken by Piotr-Hummel The Tree who Grew on Water by Yoav Ilan Mysa by Laurel Violet Choral-no. 59 (Bach) by Ardie Son Faith by Simon Wester Fade to Black by Michael Vignola The Land that Time Forgot by Claire Kelly

Episode written by Jia Wertz

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We will be taking next week off unless something breaks in either of the 2 cases we have covered this season. Have a safe and fun Holiday season!

Kylen and Crystal had many friends in Moab. One of those friends worked with Crystal at McDonald's and her name is Shay. She is devastated. And five months later, she is still struggling to deal with the loss of her friends who she says she was so blessed to have known, even for the short period of time she was able to spend with them before their lives were brutally cut short.

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SHe's a Gift by Borrtex Birthplace by Ardie Son Missing You by James Paul Mitchell Short Love Story by Claudio Laucci My Blues(Inst.) By Moody Bear

Episode written by Jia Wertz

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For months now family, friends, and people following the case have been urging the public to share Kylen and Crystal’s story and reach out to anyone who may have been in Moab in mid-August to share photos or videos that could hold the clues that are needed to solve this horrific crime.

But, of course, we never know who has sent anything in and what photos or videos have surfaced – until now.

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Life by Kevin Graham From Root to Crown Seven Chakras by Neon Ridge Dawn Before Time by Victor Spiegel Noises by David James Terry Farewell By Anbar

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On January 20th, 2022, Gabby Petito’s family spent 8.5 hours meeting with the FBI. The case is officially closed and the family had to endure the final process of obtaining Gabby’s belongings that were recovered from her van and from the Laundrie home. They left the FBI offices in Tampa with several boxes of her belongings – a nightmare no parent can fathom.

Ever since Brian’s remains were found in Myakkahatchee Creek Environmental Park, along with his notebook, we have all wondered what, if anything, would be revealed in that notebook. It was found submerged in water, making it even less likely that the contents of the notebook would be legible – but there was, at least, some hope that Gabby’s family may get some answers.

It has now been revealed that Brian admitted in the notebook that he killed Gabby.

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Quiet by Eleven Tales Ex-Voto by Bottega Baltazar An Invitation to Silence by Shahead Mostafafar Misty Mountain by Tilman Sillescu Faith by Simon Wester

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Much has been speculated about whether or not Brian Laundrie could have been involved in the double homicide that took the lives of Kylen and Crystal. There are many oddities and coincidences between Brian and Kylen and Crystal – such as Brian’s close proximity to Kylen and Crystal, the overlapping dates in the small town of Moab, and the fact that three women were murdered within a couple weeks of each other. The last point especially stands out considering that there were only three murders in Moab over a span of 14 years – from 2006 to 2019. To have three murders within a couple of weeks seems very suspicious – especially with Brian in the vicinity.

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Upstreet Rodney by Sean-Paul Shulte What Dreams May Come by Jameson Nathan Jones Finding My Memories by Sivan Talmor Hum by Lance Conrad Bleak Desert by Falconer Roanoke River (Inst.) by the Ghosts of Liberty Too Much by Michael Vignola Landing on the Ground by Sivan Talmor Full by Oak and Cherry Walking in Forests by Ben Winwood

Episode written by Jia Wertz

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