Going back to the picture of the pickup. I haven’t lived in ABQ for quite some time, but I looked at the satellite image and google guy of the Edith-Osuna area last night, and it looks much like I remembered it from being there. Pretty barren. There aren’t any shopping centers around that intersection that are that developed.
Oh, and I-40 into ABQ is also very barren. Given it is only a 2 hour drive, they wouldn’t really need to stop. There is only a few truck stops.
Read another article that said the pickup/trailer was seen on the security camera of the restaurant near where the burned trailer was found.
Maybe they came across someone broken down. Just don’t know enough yet. They were comfortable enough to let down their guard.
Going back to the picture of the pickup. I haven’t lived in ABQ for quite some time, but I looked at the satellite image and google guy of the Edith-Osuna area last night, and it looks much like I remembered it from being there. Pretty barren. There aren’t any shopping centers around that intersection that are that developed.
If you examine this image of the vehicle that was dumped by the suspect, it clearly appears to be located in a shopping center.
