Sydney Sumner

They both texted me back right away to say that Linda's vehicle had been found.

Obviously, what I do is I reach out to Chicago police to see if they could confirm that info.

They did not have any updates.

So as far as we know what the family is saying, both the husband and her brother-in-law, is that

Chicago police did find the vehicle.

They said that they were not releasing the location of that vehicle because, again, police are actively searching that area.

They could not confirm what condition the vehicle was found in or whether any items were inside the vehicle.

So, yeah, what we know right now is what family is telling us.

It's unclear right now if family even knows

the location where that vehicle was found.

But again, police are not confirming any of those details.

I find that very, very curious.

You know, to Brian Fitzgibbons, what can we get from the vehicle?

I mean, fingerprints, DNA, you hear Mangino talk about possibly blood.

You can get a lot from that.

And if it's got a nav system, remember everything we learned from the navigation system in the Alex Murdoch double murder trial in the murders of his wife Maggie and son Paul?

Really?

We've got him down to the minute when he scratched off from the double murder crime scene.

How fast he went when he slowed down, let the passenger side electric window down from his control area at the driver's seat, threw out Maggie's phone.

Her phone was found at that spot.