Also, I don't know if this was already shown. It's Maria at the ATM machine on the 14th of December...I won't take credit for it, because someone else found it:
Although there isn't really anything to see, here are Maria's myspace pages:
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=172096514
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=172096514
So, they were both at the bank the same day, and neither were at the party. The 14th was a Friday.
But somethings wrong with this time line AMW.
The Marine Command determined that she was UA on the 14th, but they did not send anyone to her house until the 19th AND they say Durham turned the note over on the 19th when she didn’t show up for work. Had she taken leave? The 19th was the FOLLOWING WEDNESDAY.
Here’s the link and that portion of the timeline:
http://64.233.169.104/search?q=cache:slHCGI2DMyEJ:www.amw.com/fugitives/case.cfm%3Fid%3D52333+lauterbach+note&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=2&gl=us
December 14
Lauterbach reported to work. Her workday ended at noon for a Christmas party, which she did not attend. Sgt. Durham returned to their home and says he finds a note from Lauterbach that expressed her desire to leave the Marine Corps. Sgt. Durham said her car was gone, and some personal items were taken. Marine command determined that Lauterbach had gone U.A. Investigators find that Lauterbach withdrew $700 from a Jacksonville, N.C. ATM, and bought a Greyhound bus ticket to El Paso.
December 19
Lauterbach fails to report to work. Sgt. Durham gives commanders Lauterbach’s note; command sends investigators to her house, and reports that her car and her things were gone. She’s listed as a deserter because of concern over her health.
December 19
Command calls Lauterbach’s mother, who she says she last spoke with her daughter on Dec. 14. Maria’s mother says she doesn’t know where Maria is; her mom files a missing persons report in Ohio. Lauterbach’s cell phone is found along Hwy 24 when a stranded motorist uses the phone to call Lauterbach’s sister. She asked the person to turn the phone in to police.