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FIRST ON FOX: Moab murder suspect Adam Pinkusiewicz was an early
person of interest in the August 2021 slayings of Kylen Schulte
and Crystal Turner, and a private investigator hired by the
victims' family says he had an alleged "animus" toward the two
lesbians and skipped town shortly after their shooting deaths.
He even failed to pick up his final paycheck from the job he
worked alongside Turner, the investigator says.

"It sounds very strong that he’s the guy who did it," said Jason
Jensen, the private investigator hired by Schulte’s father in
October. "All the cards are lining up against him: He had animus
toward these girls, he was familiar with his victims he
abandoned his job and avoided picking up his check – guilty-
conscience activities."

Pinkusiewicz, a 45-year-old drifter, in the days before the
killings accused his manager, who was also in a same-sex
relationship, of giving Turner special treatment, Jensen told
Fox News Digital.

Schulte and Turner were last seen alive on surveillance video at
Woody’s Tavern in downtown Moab on Aug. 13.

On the following morning they were believed to have been killed.
Schulte and Turner rode into town on a Harley-Davidson
motorcycle and left it at the McDonald’s parking lot, taking a
car back up to their campsite, which they intended to move after
telling friends a "creeper" had bothered them the night before,
Jensen said.

The fact that they left the bike in the parking lot and not in a
garage meant they planned to return soon, Jensen said. But he
believes Pinkusiewicz followed them up the mountain and ambushed
them.

It’s unclear whether Pinkusiewicz and the "creeper" are the same
person. Authorities said it’s a possibility, while Jensen said
he believes they are separate individuals.

"If he was a co-worker, why would they tell their friend ‘a
creeper’ is bothering us?" he said. "Even though they say in
crime that coincidences don’t happen, well, occasionally you
really will have a coincidence."

When Grand County investigators tried to interview Pinkusiewicz
in connection with the case, he’d already left Utah, the
sheriff’s office said Wednesday. But they found a witness to
whom he allegedly confessed specific details of the crime, "that
were known only to investigators."

Pinkusiewicz was one of more than 20 initial persons of
interest. Within days of the murder, Schulte’s father, Sean-Paul
Schulte, received word of his suspicious activity, Jensen said.
And in November, a McDonald’s coworker told a group of TikTokers
that she thought the FBI should investigate him.

In video of the conversation, a co-worker recounts a story about
Pinkusiewicz arguing with other employees there "because they
are lesbians" and said he quit shortly after the incident,
leaving behind his final paycheck.

The group went directly to law enforcement and to Jensen,
according to Olivia Vitale, who took part in the conversation.

By then, Pinkusiewicz hadn’t been found but may have already
killed himself, Jensen said.

"He’s been dead since September," he said.

That’s just weeks after Cindy Sue Hunter, an acquaintance of the
victims, stumbled upon the crime scene atop La Sal Loop Road
southeast of the city. She was on the phone with Schulte’s
father at the time.

"I want it to be true so that we can all start moving on, but I
truly am struggling with all of it," she said of Pinkusiewicz’s
identification as a suspect.

Back in September, she predicted that the slayings were a "hate
crime."

Hunter told Fox News Digital Thursday that she had been informed
last month that she was also being looked at in the case, and
that authorities seized her phone.

But the break in the case came when police in an unspecified
jurisdiction found Pinkusiewicz’s car and remains last week,
according to law enforcement sources.

Authorities told Fox News Digital Thursday they were not yet
ready to release the location but would do so once the
investigation, which includes additional forensics on
Pinkusiewicz’s 2007 Toyota Yaris hatchback, comes to a close.

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With a suspect vehicle finally identified, Jensen also renewed
his call for any potential witnesses to check photos and videos
taken around the time of the murders to re-examine their images,
and the sheriff’s office is asking anyone with information on
Pinkusiewicz or the car to call them at (435) 259-8115.

The murders of Schulte and Turner rocked Moab, a crossroads city
of roughly 5,000 that sees more than a million visitors pass
through every year. They were killed just days after the traffic
stop involving Gabby Petito and Brian Laundrie, whose
altercation began at Schulte’s job, an organic grocer in the
middle of town.

Deputies had investigated the possibility of a connection
between Laundrie and the slayings but ruled him out early on.
After his death, the FBI said he left a written confession to
killing Petito in a journal recovered near his remains.

https://www.foxnews.com/us/moab-murders-kylen-schulte-crystal- turners-last-hours

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