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Theory about Campman, the St. John's, and the Bandits

YertosYertos
edited November 2012 in The Walking Dead
Campman (whatever his name is, not stated) says his son and him went out hunting, but his son never came back and his wife blamed Campman for their son's disappearance. Keep in mind he is lost in the forest, and when he and his wife return to their car their supplies were stolen.

So this implies Lee and Co. stole Campman's family's supplies while they were looking for their missing son. So a kid went missing damn near the same time Lee and Co. met up with the Saint. Johns... Ben, Travis, and Mr. Parker were already together, but what about Jolene's family? Campman said he had a wife, a daughter, and a son. So is it possible that the Saint. John's took his son to trade off as meat, and Jolene was his wife who escaped to join the bandits in hopes of finding her missing daughter again, only to find even more trouble with the bandits?

Probably a long shot here but it would explain Campman's craziness after everything his family and him went through because of of the Saint. John's, the bandits, then Lee's group.

It's a wild theory but hey, Campman's story already doesn't make 100% sense, so..

Comments

  • Panzer89Panzer89
    edited November 2012
    Plausible up until the part about Jolene. His wife's name was Tess, she's the head in the bowling ball bag.
  • YertosYertos
    edited November 2012
    Panzer89 wrote: »
    Plausible up until the part about Jolene. His wife's name was Tess, she's the head in the bowling ball bag.

    God damn haha, thought I was on to something. Kinda thought the head was the missing daughter's, but if he said her name out right then I cause this theory is debunked. Still, his son could have been picked off as meat by the St. John's, the timeline fits.
  • SteveTheBlocksSteveTheBlocks
    edited November 2012
    Jolene was shot in the head, and there was a head of his wife in the bowling bag.
    so it's impossible.
  • YertosYertos
    edited November 2012
    Said the daughter in the bag, didn't know it was his wife at the time.
  • DreadMagusDreadMagus
    edited November 2012
    Yeah, unrelated.

    Though, it's plausible the son was turned into sunday dinner.
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