Recent content by DadinAK

??? In reference to? I am just curious. I think I may have missed something.

Any residential roads in that area are sure to be plowed. As far as the proximity of those in relation to the lake, an aerial map/satelite view would probably suffice. I can drive by and see if it is a do-able trip tomorrow, otherwise it will have to wait until Saturday. Thank you for your...

Hmmm, those comments about the "hill" make me wonder again about the task of contolling the decent of a "weighted" sled. Have you, ConnectedSuitor ever used one of the portable shanty/sleds, and if so how hard are they to control? IIRC, the time that I walked down the hill in the summertime I...

My best guess is that in that area, it is definitely plowed, at least to the house(s) like any other residence in this vicinity. If there are houses on a lake in Alaska, I can almost guarantee that there are broken/established trails to the lake surface from these houses. If no one knows for...

Assumption pretty much, and yes, I do know the phrase that goes along with assuming: As far as stocked lakes and my experience with them, I recall that most of the time "year round access" is provided to some extent. I am thinking that they may keep the parking lot normally cleared of snow to...

Just so it does not get too confusing, and I have seen others describe the Eklutna lake remains as being "in the lake", maybe this is just mis-interpreted wordage on my part, but in that report it sounds like the remains were not "in the lake"(no dive team). I do not think this would have any...

So there may be a possibility then. So here is a theory, and only a theory. LE, in talking with IK's SO, and having previously searched the property, as they ask questions about his recent movements and activity, then ask the SO "We noticed ice fishing gear in the shed, does he ice fish...

I have thought about the biological make-up of the water as well. It is a "stocked"/managed lake, and I would be surprised if Fish and Game did not have records of the "biological make-up" for the numerous lakes near Anchorage and the Mat-Su Valley that they stock. However, is it really...

It appears they are working on new charges. http://www.ktuu.com/news/ktuu-investigators-and-prosecutors-prepare-new-charges-against-israel-keyes-20120403,0,3505632.story

Ok, quick response....(you deserve it for that amount of thinking at 1:30am my time...I stop the coffee at 1am) I agree with the thoughts of it being a unload point for him on a regular basis, to the point that it would not "raise eyebrows" and thus hold some evidence. Interesting...have to...

I am wondering if he has been into some illegal activity prior to this, and the shed may hold evidence to that and not necessarily SK's abduction/disappearance. My brain forming thoughts only here.

So far not much to theorize for me. I do have a couple observational opinions to throw out though. This shed does not appear in the google "street view" images of the driveway from 2009, but the trailer and an older "Keyes construction" truck do. From my 'experience' and looking at the photo...

This should link you to a picture of the front of the house before "shed removal". http://www.adn.com/2012/03/15/v-gallery/2373079/arrest-made-in-koenigs-disappearance.html

On his construction company website, he claims to have moved here (AK) in 2007.. http://keyesconstruction.net/work_history

Good point....I just figured with his background of building cabins in ME and owning "undeveloped" property in NY, might make him more of an "Alaskan" than just an "Alaska resident"...who might despise the weather and daylight hours. Also, the "original" poster to that comment board said nothing...