Augusta County

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I, I'm, I'm, so I hunt out of Augusta County, which is, is the, the biggest county in Virginia.

And we got-

Okay

This led to some additional public attention for Bonnie's case, but even with that, there were no solid leads.

In 2016, a search warrant was executed in Augusta County and revealed a tip that suggested Bonnie's body was in a septic tank near Craigsville, Virginia.

Authorities drained and searched the septic system, but no evidence was found.

Investigators believe Bonnie met with foul play and is likely deceased.

That's a huge difference.

When their whole premise is how many pounds of beef can be raised on a square yard or an acre, makes a big difference if your data point is Augusta County, Virginia, or, you know, New Mexico.

Wow.

Huge difference.

More on that later.

Workplace shooting in the DC suburbs that made national headlines yesterday came to an end not far from the studios of this program as 37-year-old Marvin Grant of Charlotte, North Carolina, was fleeing the scene of what is now called the United Rentals shooting in Manassas, Virginia, yesterday when the Virginia State Police located him, pulled him over in Augusta County near Stanton, uh, where after a few minutes, he got out of the car, pointed a gun at his head, and he died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Police are still trying to put together the motive behind the shooting.

Two of the people shot at the United Rentals have died of their injuries.

The two employees who died were identified as Ricky Lamad, who was 48 years old, and Christopher Serrano, who was 33.

Grant left the scene and was later spotted driving on Interstate 81, and this was in Augusta County, and the Virginia State Police tried to stop him, leading to the chase.

The tactical team and negotiator were sent to the area, but police say Grant died from shooting himself-

Hmm.