Gas Station Customer Given Strange Note Describing a Blue Van, Police Stop the Car and Come to Horrifying Conclusion
A strange note at a gas station in Arizona helped a local sheriff’s department stop a kidnapping plot. According to a statement posted to the Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office Facebook page on Tuesday, a woman at a…

A strange note at a gas station in Arizona helped a local sheriff’s department stop a Kidnapping plot.
According to a statement posted to the Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office Facebook page on Tuesday, a woman at a Chevron gas station in Seligman, Arizona, passed a strange note to another customer.
The note gave the customer the woman’s name, a detailed description of the blue van she was riding in, and told the customer to call 911 saying that she had been kidnapped.
The customer called 911, gave details about the woman, the man she was with, and the van, and told Police where they were headed. Immediately, YCSO deputies sprang into action and soon found the vehicle.
The woman and the 41-year-old man were detained without incident.
It turns out that the man, Jacob Wilhoit, had allegedly kidnapped the woman from a car dealership in Phoenix the day before after pretending to be an Uber driver. He restrained the woman and took her to Las Vegas



