Travis Abney

You know, when I saw your hand, you know, a day after she was reported missing, it was blown up like a balloon.

And he tells me that he injured it at work.

And, um, but no injury report was ever filed.

So we were never able to corroborate what he was saying about that.

And then the, the, the pretty huge gash on the back.

And I don't know the best way I could describe it looked like a really bad, like, like rug burn is, is, is the best way I can describe it.

Like it's circular, like the skin had been taken up and, you know, scabbed over.

And,

So I asked him about that, and he said that the day that his wife went missing, he was doing some household chores, one of which cutting the grass, and he claims that he was going around the corner of his brick house and scraped his arm really hard on the brick.

And maybe that happened, I don't know.

That's what he claims happened.

But I thought it was very interesting that you've got two significant noticeable injuries

neither of which he's denying, you know, he's obviously saying, yeah, my hand was messed up and this is what happened.

My, you know, back of my like elbow tricep area is messed up and this is what happened.

He's just very accident prone.

I guess he's an accident prone kind of guy.

So, so obviously that's, that's going on.

And there's a footage of him inside a Kroger actually right by where her, her SUV was found only, you know, maybe seven,

75 yards away.

He actually, the night that she went missing, he goes into Kroger to buy, I think, one thing of ramen noodles and a gallon of milk.