Josh Kolsrud

What he called an emotional affair.

Ariel Koenig had some flirty text messages back and forth with a coworker.

They discussed music they enjoyed.

They had lengthy conversations back and forth over text.

And for this couple, that was described as an emotional affair.

They started couples therapy because of Ariel's behavior.

And Koenig wanted complete access

to all of her communications at any time.

Well, you know, we don't know yet what this person knows or doesn't know.

But, you know, what's interesting is that, you know, it appears that at least

law enforcement is taking him seriously uh they haven't said publicly that it's a hoax uh but there are some red flags you know you have to wonder why if he has this information why he's not calling silent witness because silent witness now has a reward for a hundred thousand dollars

So if you have the information, there you go.

You know, supposedly, you know, there's information that he may not want to publicly give his information because he doesn't want to be known as a snitch.

But, you know, if you want the money, you're going to have to take that chance.

There's nothing that he said so far, though, that makes me think that he is truthful, that he has veracity, that he hasn't said anything specific that we don't already know yet.

yeah exactly and you make some excellent points about you know why he might be telling the truth here and regardless law enforcement has to either cross him out as a legitimate lead or not they need to investigate him for a crime that is you know giving false information uh or a false ransom note so so to speak

And if it turns out that it's not a false ransom note and they can't charge him with the same crimes they charged the other Yahoo, maybe he's legitimate.

And until we find out one way or another whether he is legitimate or not legitimate, they need to take this seriously.

Well, you know, I like that they posted this video of this new person, even though he may not have anything to do with it, because I think it encourages other people to do the same thing.

And, you know, the FBI and the sheriff's office, you know, they believe, at least, that maybe the white van had been casing the area, much similar to the Coburger case, where Coburger