Delia D'Ambra

More than two years later, in December 2019, the case was still no closer to resolution.

But the Yavapai County Sheriff's Office did issue an updated media release that had some really interesting and never-before-shared details in it about the crime scene.

According to the sheriff's office, a case for a video camera had been left behind at the crime scene, but the actual camera itself was missing.

The media release stated that the video camera was borrowed, and Poligrary later clarified to ABC 15 Arizona it was hers.

She also said that Lisa's keys were missing from the crime scene.

Investigators back in the day had also discovered a broken disposable camera about 100 feet away from the couple's pickup truck.

The news release also stated that investigators back in the day had discovered a broken disposable camera about 100 feet away from the couple's pickup truck, and it still had film inside it.

Authorities developed that film and realized there were still some clearly discernible photos.

One picture was just of Brandon, and the other was just of Lisa, and they'd presumably been taken by one another.

In the images, they're each smiling and posing in the bed of the pickup truck with a light-colored and a dark-colored sleeping bag next to them.

The foreground of the pictures appear to show that the flash was on when the pictures were taken because both Lisa and Brandon have whitish light concentrated on their faces and clothing.

The background of both images is pitch black, which suggests they were in the desert at the time the photos were taken.

The sheriff's office stated that the images are likely the last pictures of them alive.

Authorities have since stated that they don't think anything untoward or unusual was occurring at the time the pictures were taken.

I've put the photos in the blog post for this episode, and if you're listening in the Crime Junkie fan club app, you should be able to see them too.

In addition to those photos, there was another photo on the disposable camera which was mostly overexposed, but in one of the corners, it did show a light fixture in some kind of building.

However, investigators at the time could not determine what kind of business or establishment that building was, or what kind of light fixture was in the image.

When I first saw this picture, it almost looked like a reflection or something, but there's no doubt a light or a lamp of some kind is in the upper right-hand corner.

But the rest of the image is just difficult to interpret because it's so overexposed.

You guys take a look for yourselves and let me know what you think in the comments for this episode.