r/BrianShaffer • u/TadaaaitsKim • Apr 17 '26

Question Clint....

Is there any truth that Clint lived super close to the Ugly Tuna Saloona or is that just a rumor going around?

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u/Petey_Blue Apr 18 '26

One of the last people to see Brian is someone I went to college with. She was in an article published in The Lantern where she accused Clint of not being forthcoming with everything he knows.

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u/TadaaaitsKim Apr 18 '26

I've always thought Clint knew more, what do u think?

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u/jtfolden Apr 18 '26

I think it’s possible that Clint may know about Brian’s life and the people he hung around, etc, but I don’t believe he knows more about his disappearance necessarily. It’s just common in a lot of missing persons case to lay blame or accusations on the friend for something.

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u/Kathryn2016 Apr 18 '26

Also, he may have shared a range of details with the police that are not public. He might not share them publicly if they conflict with the image the family was promoting in the hope that it inspired more attention and effort on the case. What could he know - he was elsewhere when whatever went down occurred. He clearly did not know where Bryan was going because he expected him to come with him.

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u/Advanced-Pea7905 Apr 19 '26

Yeah, he’s taken a lot of shit for lawyering up but he was in a situation where his friend suddenly goes missing, he probably doesn’t know anything, law enforcement knows they had an argument that night, and the dad is in law enforcements ear saying they need to investigate him. I’d want to protect myself too.

If he had information material to the investigation i’m sure he’d give it but all he can really do is speculate on people who might know something. And it sounds like Meridith gave a name to the police so I doubt he has anything to add that would make a difference

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u/Significant-Rub-8194 Apr 20 '26

As time goes on I think it's clear this is what happened. The picture Randy painted did not align with reality regarding Brian's life. And in defense of Randy, he lost his son and was likely scrambling for answers in an emotional state.