At one time there was discussion that the truck appeared to have a logo from a railroad company that was based out of Delaware do not recall if it was proved as true or false.
Dime Detective, Thread #1, Post # 860
The white pickup truck captured on the Big/Little Store surveillance video that night has been a hot discussion topic throughout this thread. Even after the discovery of a blurb in the original Chronology of Events dated
July 18, 2004 which stated, "The driver of the white truck shown on the security camera at the Big/Little store has been identified and cleared of any involvement," many posters here at WS still didn't feel comfortable letting go of the notion that the occupants of the white truck may have been somehow involved, whether as perpetrators or witnesses. One major sticking point was that, apparently, the white truck and its driver were not identified until nearly five years after the murders.
This evening, as I was reading through the full weekly Ozark news archive just discovered
here, the story of the white truck seemingly became a little clearer:
From the August 5, 2001, edition:
Ozark Alabama News - August 5, 2001
So the white truck connection was eliminated by LE approximately
two years after the murders instead of five, calling the accuracy of the Chronology of Events into question. Given the scarcity of details presented in regards to the lack of evidence here, however, we just have to trust that LE was satisfied with what they found (or didn't find).
Keep in mind: we still don't have a link to MSM confirmation that the white truck was indeed eliminated. But this new information helps.