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The Whitney family’s disappearance is due to the intense grief the family felt when the son died. W.A Whitney marries Vicky Whitney between the time of May 21, 1972 and October 7, 1972. The evidence for this is on checks 4676 and 4683. Check 4676 was a check signed by W.A Whitney to an Oshman’s Sporting Goods. To the top left corner of the check, it is visible that W.A Whitney is not married because the checkbook is only for him not for him and a spouse. Check 4683 confirmed that W.A Whitney marries Vicky, on the top left hand corner the check states Mr. and Mrs. W.A Whitney. It's suspected that the couple is expecting a child when Vicky signs check 4683 for an appointment at the OBGYN for Dr. Cheryl Garcia. Further checks uphold the plausibility

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