OR OR - Stephanie Warner, 43, Ruch, 4 July 2013 - #3

Sad Eyes said:

The new searches were in Jackson & Josephine counties according to the news. This is the first time I have heard of "JOSEPHINE" county mentioned in regards to searching for Stephanie. I just googled the distance of the 2 counties and it is 47.3 miles between the 2 and the drive time is 1 hour and 5 minutes with no traffic. According to the map it looks as though this Josephine county is not too far from Grant's Pass. If IRC, didn't someone say something about seeing her in Grant's Pass at the beginning of the search for her?

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Sad Eyes said:

Hi Sasquatch! Good to see you back! Miss You! You right this is great news and hopefully Stephanie will be found and justice served.

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Sasquatch said:

Hi Sad Eyes! Thank you! Missed you and everyone too! Thank you and everyone else here for keeping hope alive! Everyone here has a big heart!

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ThinkThinkThink said:

I'm just a newcomer to this case, but I can see what heart you all have put into uncovering the truth and bringing justice for Stephanie...

And for what it's worth, in reading up on Stephanie and "bringing her to life" in my own mind and heart, I have to say that you folks who have been doggedly on this case...well, you are the kind of "doers" that Stephanie herself seems to be. I think she would give you a big ole hug.

I hope you realize what special people you are.:juanettes:

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ThinkThinkThink said:

No, I have no idea what those "vibrant" (perhaps on the "spaz" side) dancers mean, but I meant it as a compliment! And maybe it's just me, but I think Stephanie would like that icon.

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Lilibet said:

Those dancers are the highest possible compliment IMO, Think3. They started their career here at WS as "the Juanettes" during the Jodi Arias trial last year in Phoenix AZ. Juan Martinez has been the brilliant, passionate pit bull prosecutor in that case on behalf of justice for Travis Alexander. He has many fans here at WS, who started calling themselves "the Juanettes." I think the participants on Stephanie's thread have shown similar passion and tenacity on her behalf, so although you didn't know what the dancers symbolized, you picked the perfect image. Thank you!! And yes, I think Stephanie would love those dancers.

I only hope that whoever prosecutes Stephanie's killer(s) will bring the same passion to that case that Juan brought to Travis'.

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According to a search warrant issued in late July, Nicole Lee told a friend that her husband had said Corwin's body would never be found.

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Just how investigators found the body in an area of rugged terrain and hundreds of mine shafts remains unclear. Investigators said only that they had developed information from interviews, cellphones and other electronic devices.

"It is not a very easily accessible area; it is very rough terrain out there," Sheriff's Sgt. Trevis Newport said. "One would have a difficult time even in a four-wheel-drive vehicle. It is a very dangerous area. There are lots of mine pits out there. And it's very remote."

On Saturday, search teams focused on the areas of Rose of Peru Mining District, Brooklyn Mining District and Los Angeles Mining District in a desolate area controlled by the Bureau of Land Management. A body was spotted with a camera lowered into a shaft.

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The 150-foot-deep shaft is one of some 1,900 abandoned mining features on the district listed by the agency's Abandoned Mines Land Unit, which recently completed a two-year inventory. It recorded 427 abandoned hard-rock mines with underground workings, many with vertical shafts or horizontal tunnels known as adits, according to BLM archaeologist Dennis Seipp, one of two team leaders of the project.

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In addition to the abandoned mines on BLM land, at least as many exist in national forests and on private lands in the region, officials believe.

However, given robust mining activity over the past 150 years, there is no hard figure for the number of abandoned mines in the local national forests, said Kevin Johnson, mining geologist for the Rogue River-Siskiyou and Fremont-Winema national forests.

"Part of the issue we deal with is that active claims have been filed on top of some abandoned mines," he said, adding that today's miners often hope their predecessors overlooked some precious metal in the lode.

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OUOTP said:

http://sacramento.cbslocal.com/2014/08/17/womans-remains-found-in-field-near-placerville/

A female decedant was discovered this week in Placerville Ca, near Sacramento.

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Sad Eyes said:

According to mapquest that is 6 hrs and 18 minutes from Ruch, Or. I guess anything is possible considering she wasn't reported missing for 2 days! You sure can drive that far in 2 days!

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There's also two fires, both less than a quarter acre, outside of Jacksonville. They're in the Sterling Creek and Forest Creek areas of Jackson County and in southeastern Josephine County.

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Lilibet said:

There are a several lightning caused fires in Jackson and Josephine counties. Two of them are outside Jacksonville, and are still small. I'm glad they were able to search with the dogs last week during a break in the smoke. It's been a summer of fires.

Selfishly speaking, I hope they get the ones near Jacksonville mopped up before tomorrow evening. We're going to an outdoor concert there and I don't want to be breathing smoke, or have the performers (American Idol Top 10) impacted. It should be a beautiful evening and a fun concert.



http://kobi5.com/news/weather-news/...new-lightning-sparked-fires.html#.U_OGxWK9KSM

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ThinkThinkThink said:

You mean you don't want to be part of a new "fashion statement" in wearing some sort of breathing apparatus at the concert? Are you sure? :deepbreaths: Yeah, maybe not.

Seriously though, wishing you a fabulous, smoke-free concert.:rockon:

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Lilibet said:

:floorlaugh: Too funny! Actually, now that you mention it, I think I will take some masks from our disaster kits just in case. They won't match my "outfit", but oh well. :hilarious: At least I might not have to leave the show. We're really looking forward to it as big AI fans.

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ThinkThinkThink said:

But the matching is SO important!:turkey:

Stephanie would love this conversation. :cheer:

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Lilibet said:

Yes, and she'd probably offer to decorate my mask to match my outfit.

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Lilibet said:

Maybe OUOTP can explain her thinking on her post about Placerville. I'm confused. Stephanie's car was only used for about three hours late that night, so it's more likely she's within an hour or so from her house (assuming she made it back there from Ashland, as Detective Henderson has reason to believe). Placerville just doesn't compute IMO.

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Lilibet said:

The body of Erin Corwin has been found 140 feet down a mine shaft southeast of Twentynine Palms, CA. Her former neighbor has been arrested.



BBM

http://www.latimes.com/local/la-me-missing-wife-20140819-story.html

An even better article: http://www.desertsun.com/story/news/crime_courts/2014/08/18/erin-corwin-san-bernardino/14232723/

http://www.websleuths.com/forums/sh...rin-Corwin-19-Twentynine-Palms-28-June-2014-9

Attention JCSO:
Jackson and Josephine counties are full of mine shafts. Some active claims are filed on top of abandoned mines. Is that true of Lennie Ames' mining claims? Is Stephanie hidden in one of the mine shafts on or near his or another miner's claim?





http://t.mailtribune.com/article/20111002/News/110020339

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