Laytonian: Here is the part of the article I was referring to. I copied the link as well.
Clues in a notepad?
Utah newspapers have reported that police in West Valley City, a Salt Lake City suburb, have taken a notebook from Susans desk at work as evidence. The papers have reported that the notebook may contain clues about marital problems the couple is said to have been experiencing. But Black declined to talk about any evidence that his department may have collected, instead continuing his public request that Josh Powell submit to questioning.
Meanwhile, Susans family continues to refrain from publicly suspecting Josh of being involved in Susans disappearance.
Susans brother, Kirk Graves, also talked with Lauer Thursday. Speaking from his home in Las Vegas, Graves said the family hopes that Josh will speak to police to help their investigation. At the same time, though, Graves said, We understand his desire to get an attorney.
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Joshua Powell told police he last saw his wife before taking their sons on a late-night camping trip.
Lauer said its hard to imagine a husband who would not want to give police every bit of information he could to find a wife at a moment when time is of the essence.
I would agree with that, Graves said without elaboration.
Graves said he has seen Josh and spoken to him, but has not had a chance to ask him specific questions. Hes quiet. We havent had a chance to have any conversations on specific questions, such as where is Susan? he told Lauer. Hes just very stressed, hes concerned, but nothing more than that.
I just pray no
Local newspapers have reported that Josh had become more controlling after he and his wife moved to Utah from Washington state. The couple had filed for bankruptcy in 2007, and money may have been a problem.
Graves said that his wife, Jennifer, and Susan were close and talked about the state of the marriage.
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Asked if he thought Joshua Powell had anything to do with Susan Powells disappearance, her brother, Kirk Graves, said, I just pray no.
Josh is an interesting person, Graves said. Hes a little different personality. I think controlling is a safe word to use, but I also dont think it should be overused.
Lauer ended the interview by asking Graves, In your heart of hearts, do you think Josh had anything to do with Susans disappearance?
Wow, Graves said before continuing. Ive very carefully avoided analyzing that question. On my part, theres too many emotions, too many family members. I just pray no.
At the press conference in Puyallup, Susan Powells relatives cried and appeared stunned to be sitting in front of reporters and television cameras. Susans father, Chuck Cox, responded to a question about whether he believes his daughter is still alive.
Thats a tough question. I believe she is. I have nothing to say she isnt, he said. As a father, I cant give up the hope that shes alive.
Here is the link where I copied this from:
http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/34460904/ns/today-today_people/