The search is officially OFF!

On November 8th around 1:oo in the PM Brian Shafer, a housesitter in SW Kansas, was on a stake out in front of White's Foodliner downtown Hugoton. Keeping his eye on the Saturday afternoon customers entering and exiting Brian noticed a bagger that just might know the mexican family he was looking for. He decided to make his move. He was then ackwardly waiting to talk with the man when out of the blue a friendly mexican lady was looking at him. Brian commented to reporters, "Yeah we caught eyes and she smiled and then pointed to her eyes pointed back to me. She then acted like she was riding a motorcycle and then pretended to put on a helmet." Brian couldn't believe it! This was the lady that was in the car when Brian lost his stuff. Her name is actually Madi. She then got her sister Coni, whom he thought was her daughter, on the phone and handed Brian the phone. "I said hello and got to the important part about asking about my backpack (mochilla) with my wallet (billetera) and my helmet (cosco). She said, "Si si!" I said, "We We!" Not really. But she said that she would bring it by the store after she showered." Brian told reporters. Brian then called his parents and shared his joy with them. When Coni got there she gave him his stuff and they then tried to talk with each other. She ended up inviting him to church (mexican pentecostal) and for food afterwards. After she said the food part Brian was sold.

The authorities has taken Brian's stuff off the Most Wanted list and peace has finally been restored to this sleepy little town in Kansas.

Brian also wants to inform you that he is going to a families house, whom he went to church with, for fun and finger foods tonight and that he is excited about that.