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Eyewitness Testimony & Interviews
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Local Bellemont Resident Testimony (First on Scene)
Local Bellemont Resident (June 6, 2019)
Pilot Truck Stop Employee Witness (May 19, 2019)
Pilot Truck Stop Employee Witness Phone Conversation (May 21, 2019)
Tow Truck Driver Account Who Towed Isaac’s Vehicle From the Days Inn Hotel
Interview with Love’s Truck Stop Employee Witness
Interview with Isaac’s Close friend (Alicia) V2K Experience
Days Inn Phone Conversation (Recorded by Ghost Crab)
Days Inn Phone Call (Recorded by Phoenix Enigma)
Interview with Geo Harris (One of Isaac’s Last Conversations)
Kirk – Second to Last Conversation with Isaac Kappy & Kirk’s letter to Nathan Stolpman
Other than Isaac’s phone conversation with his mother at around 1:30 am Monday morning 5-13-19, this is the last known conversation with Isaac Kappy had with a friend. However, this is not confirmed as we do not have Isaac’s phone, and no one else has come forward to say otherwise. The person who claims to have had this conversation with Isaac is Kirk, and Kirk refuses to speak with me. Kirk is the husband to a woman known to the Famalam as KJ. Even though KJ was also a member of one of my research groups, looking into Isaac’s death, her husband refused to both show his face or speak with me about Isaac’s death. In fact, NOBODY IN THE FAMALAM HAS EVER SEEN OR SPOKEN WITH KIRK WITH THE EXCEPTION OF GRAMMY. Grammy, (Susan Ugale) has told me that she spoke with them both in person and Kirk’s reason for not wanting to speak with me is that he is a “private person.”
I find this bizarre as Kirk was the first person to scribe and provide to Nathan the letter that follows here below. He has close ties to the Famalam through his wife and claims to have loved Isaac deeply but will not share the details of his last conversation with Isaac publicly past what he has said below. And that is a quote from his wife, to me.
I am positive there may be extremely important details he is aware of, details he may feel are not important but most certainly are, as any information about Isaacs EXACT timing of locations that night are currently still unknown. Small details about Isaac’s location at the time of their conversation, what he may have said about what he was doing next, saw that day, etc.
And the fact that Kirk has gone silent, not helped out in any way, and refuses to speak about his last conversation with Isaac only hours before his death leaves myself and many to wonder what really happened there that night and if Kirk had any part in it.
My concerns about this letter from Kirk to Nathan Stolpman:
- The contents of this letter, which is the first narrative to hit the internet and begin shaping peoples’ perceptions of what happened was written by someone who refuses to speak to anyone about the death of his “beloved friend”.
- This letter seems to attempt to sew everything up and provide closure. Remember, this is two days after Isaac’s death. At this time, most of the world believed that Isaac was murdered. And regardless of the official narrative, most people still do.
- In this letter, Kirk overwhelmingly couches Isaac in Christianity, Jesus, and spirituality. Isaac’s online base was overwhelmingly Christians. It would appear that this letter was written for this audience.
- At the beginning of the second page Kirk writes. “I wanted to spend what little time we had telling him how much he was loved and how much Jesus loved him and was proud of him.” How did Kirk know that Isaac had little time left? And how did Kirk know that Jesus was proud of Isaac? Allegedly, Isaac never told Kirk, or anyone, what it was he’d done that was so bad.
- Kirk goes on to explain that he and Isaac began praying and “peace washed over Isaac.” Then he goes on to recount Biblical stories. But not just any Biblical stories. First, he says that the asks Isaac if he knows the story of Paul and how he killed Christians, then transitions into Jesus and the other two criminals on their crosses ABOUT TO DIE. Why is Kirk pushing stories about Christians being murdered to man who Kirk believes to be suicidal?
- On the beginning of the second page Kirk writes – “Isaac said he felt like he was going to die sooner than later.” Why didn’t Kirk call anyone to help Isaac? The entire Famalam would have stepped up to help in anyway they could have.
- On page 4 Kirk writes – “He told me he was at peace and that he was ready for whatever was to happen to happen.” and “And he was truly free from this trauma.” and “He felt he would always give his life for this cause.” DID ISAAC REALLY SAY ALL OF THIS? Why is Kirk making it sound like Isaac is about to commit suicide? And again, if he believed Isaac was suicidal why didn’t he call anyone else to help? Isaac told 7 people on the phone only hours before that he wasn’t suicidal that very day. AND was on his way to see him mom, with gifts in tow. AND had plans for when he got back to California. He did tell Alicia that he believed people were going to kill him.
- On the final page Kirk writes – “Please understand beyond a shadow of a doubt that Isaac did not pass in fear or in pain.” HOW DOES KIRK KNOW WHAT FRAME OF MIND ISAAC WAS IN WHEN HE DIED?” Isaac died the following day at around 7:22 am, 5.13.19. Kirk hung up with Isaac between 1:00 and 1:30 am. Isaac called his mother at almost exactly 1:30 am Arizona time, after his call with Kirk and told her he was stranded in Bellemont with a flat and they he’d see her the following afternoon. He told her he was going to get a room at the Days Inn and fix his tire at a tire shop across the highway in the morning. This waxes beyond the pale for me. This is simply emotional manipulation in my opinion. Manipulation of Isaac’s friends and family. According to the night manager at the Days Inn who checked Isaac in, Isaac looked like he was not well, and maybe on drugs, although his toxicology report came back with only nicotine and lower levels of THC, so Isaac was clean at this time. The manager said that Isaac looked agitated and not in control. He then stated in his phone call/interview with Jonathon Wolf aka (Ghost Crab) that Isaac was walking around the hotel for much of the night smoking cigarettes, although he didn’t say if Isaac was on his phone or not. He was adamant however that Isaac was nervous and agitated. Not Peaceful, as Kirk states in his letter here. Isaac checked in only minutes after speaking with Kirk and his mother. So SOMETHING IS NOT RIGHT HERE.
It is my opinion that there is something VERY WRONG with both Kirk and this letter. It reads like a narrative. A closing narrative, something to provide answers to obvious questions and appease everyone. I say this because Isaac’s parents are seriously devout Christians and Wendy’s primary concern after the shock of the death of her son was if Isaac was “saved” or not? This letter from Kirk and Kirk’s conversation with her and Glen seems to have put everyone at rest. It should also be stated that Kirk reached out to Isaac’s parents just a couple weeks after Isaac’s death and asked for the rights to Isaac’s music. Wendy and Glen declined Kirk’s request.
KIRK!!! If you would like to speak with me and help us all better understand what took place there that night, I’d still very much like to speak with you. You have my phone number.
Witness Interview Who Stated She Spoke With Isaac 12 hours After His Death
During the course of my investigation, I was contacted by a woman who claimed to have an approximately 30-minute conversation with Isaac Kappy the evening of the day of his death approximately 12 hours after his death. I performed two pre-interviews with her in an attempt to vet her to the best of my ability and “feel out” her story. I was contacted by Geo Harris, another friend of Isaac’s who informed me that this woman told the same story a month prior and has stuck by her story till the end. I have spoken to this person probably 10 times now since the beginning of the investigation and her story has never once wavered, changed, or become embellished. She seems a decent, caring person and has never asked for compensation or attention. In fact, she would not come forward with her name and asked that I not reveal it. I believe this woman believes she is telling the truth and that she believes she spoke to Isaac, her husband was witness to the event as well. To this day I don’t know what to make of it. It’s just something I’ve had to set down and let it be.
