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Maybe. But she had no way of escaping or leaving if she was threatened or for her own safety. I hope she never had to worry about being stuck with a out-of-control partner in a wilderness environment.

I''ve also found it very odd that a young woman would buy a van that she was not comfortable driving and proceed with a trip in the van that relied on someone else being the driver. I can't wrap my arms around that.

Exposure ... "When the body of a person who was lost in the woods is found, it’s often said the person died of exposure. What does this mean? Exposure to what? Some may wonder how anyone could die of exposure during fall or spring, when temperatures seem so comfortable. Fairly easily, it turns...

Might also depend on where they are getting medical care. Insurance coverage and plans are sometimes dependent on location.

For weeks they were looking in the wrong places. So, how does that not add more costs to a search? Wasted resources and put LE in harm's way...

And Gabby's family. They must have been beyond rage that LE would not talk to BL if they had him in sight.

And how much did this cost the local taxpayers?

Of course, anything is possible. But after the water receded, why not then? The car was relatively close to the location and parents pinpointed the location. Doesn't matter now. But makes finding the truth harder, if even possible. RIP Gabby. Peace to both families.

They did NOT do a grid search. They also may have run over any evidence with their water and land vehicles when they were running through that area at a high rate of speed. This includes cracking a skull. I have seen grid searches and it appeared that this search was never taken very seriously -...

Is it possible that he smothered himself with a plastic bag over his head?

They all want to be in front of a camera ... makes me sick. This is a tragic story. Making a circus out of needless death and suffering for so many.

If you noticed the clothes they wore - CL's pant legs were wet up to his knees. RL had shorts on.

And we never really saw LE do a grid search. It looked, to me, like LE was looking for a campfire or someone walking around. Not someone deceased hidden under brush or a body decomposing after weeks in heat, humidity, water ... most searches are grid work with LE covering every square foot of...

Or he was hiding from them. Too much stress for him to manage.

But he may have succumbed to dehydration and allergic reactions to all the bug bites and other unhealthy conditions. The heat and humidity may have played a role in his death - heat stroke and dehydration can cause a host of behavioral issues. JMO

Sometimes it is bones. They then have to determine if the bones are human or other.

Don't you also have many species of woodpeckers? I've seen acorn woodpeckers that bury acorns in old wood, telephone poles, and some trees.

Gabby may have blamed herself for some of BLs bad behavior. She wouldn't be the first young woman to think she could change the man she loved and wanted to make a future with. Perhaps Gabby had a diary or journal that will be released someday. Otherwise her family may never know.

And trespassing on personal property. Most communities also have sign ordinances - even in election cycles. They have to removed within a certain period of time and permission given before they are posted on private property.

His sister seems to be reliable about seeing him at the campground.