dontbringmedownbruce
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What are the chances he took Mickey to TX when he burned the truck?
Maybe from the tire impressions they took at the bridge. Or the GPS.
If there are bite marks on his hand(s) now, they surely wouldn't be from 6 weeks ago, right? They're either not from Mickey or, of they are, Mickey didn't die on the 19th?
The good ole' Greyhound bus lines still run from TX to LA...
Ooh I didn't hear that. I may have been typing at the time tho.IIRC, it was stated at the presser that the truck tires from the burnt truck in TX were a match to the tire tracks at WB. But I nee to go back and listen to be sure.....
Looks like they were removing some evidence from his house. We'll have to wait and see.
Long time lurker on this case and first time poster... Could the bite marks have caused scarring? Maybe his hands were bandaged for a certain period of time?
He was pulled over on 6/5, maybe the LEO saw the bites when making the traffic stop. Maybe the tipster that called the tips line, (That the presser mentioned) told LE about the bite marks.
No, there's no public transportation.
He could take a bus, or a train. But the buses and trains aren't going to get him out of San Jacinto County, where the burned out truck was found, to Houston, where he could get back to Lafayette.
Someone he knew had to help him. Or he just got really lucky hitchhiking. But like I said in the previous thread, to hitchhike out of the Sam Houston National Forest? That would be really risky for him to assume he could pull that off. Lots of expansive farm and ranch land and woods. You can drive around there for hours and not see anyone else.
Is there some way we can find out exactly where the truck was found in San Jacinto County?
Ooh I didn't hear that. I may have been typing at the time tho.
IIRC, it was stated at the presser that the truck tires from the burnt truck in TX were a match to the tire tracks at WB. But I nee to go back and listen to be sure.....