Kilroy’s Sports Bar

The duo headed over to Kilroy’s bar a little before 2 a.m. in the wee hours of June 3. The bar was highly favored by most of the college kids, possibly due to their lack of rigidity in their ID verification. Although the bar refused to sell alcohol to minors, they didn’t bother to check students ID’s as closely as they should either. Lauren’s fake ID, which she used commonly when bar hopping around the University belt, showed that her credentials didn’t even match her actual height or weight.

Searching For Clues

In fact, Travis Thickstun, a Police Public Information Officer had said, “Apparently, it was substantial, the difference.” He went on to say, “Any reasonable person should have and would have known, based on the physical description, that this wasn’t the person described on the ID.” All of Kilroy’s employees, as well as the owner, Linda Prall, participated in the investigation and handed over any information requested of them in the beginning of the search. But as the weeks and months went by, they became harder and harder to reach.