Clint Bobo's story most certainly has changed more than once. In 2011 he says he didn't realize until later that the "silhouettes" of two figures in their garage was Holly and her alleged captor. However, he says in his latest version that he was immediately aware of it being Holly, but thought she was arguing with Drew (her boyfriend).
Even though the latest NBC News 4 source appears to be laying on the "he's a nice guy" rhetoric really thickly, they are failing to address the blatant changes in the story being made by both he and Karen Bobo. These changes are hard to ignore if you've followed the case from day-one with an eagle eye.
In the latest version of events, Karen and Clint are on the phone with one another while Clint is watching Holly and who he believes is Drew in the garage kneeling on the floor in a "heated exchange." Karen told him "That's not Drew," and instructed Clint to get their gun and shoot him. Clint reportedly responded with "you want me to shoot Drew," so Karen allegedly hung up on him and let the situation be?
It seems that every handful of months the story twists and turns into something it wasn't before, and with each change of the story, the more details are either added or taken away. Why? The latest news source seemed to have made a theatrical grab for sympathy at the scrutiny Clint Bobo has been under since Holly was allegedly abducted before his eyes. Now the story is "he didn't want to butt into his sister's business," but it just seems that this excuse has fallen short.
There appears to be more clues in the Holly Bobo disappearance, but apparently they are not urgent enough to be addressed today since NBC News 4 has chosen to sit on the story until later (as per their own video). Here's to hoping their next round of accounts addresses the actual inconsistencies in the stories and not just the pity party being thrown about the very fair scrutiny resulting from the ever-evolving stories.
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