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Search continues for California teen Karlie Gusé
By Doug Kari Special to the Review-JournalNovember 5, 2018 - 5:31 pm
Shortly after dawn on Saturday, Oct. 13, neighbors in the eastern California community of Chalfant Valley spotted 16-year-old Karlie Lain Gusé walking by herself near the highway that leads toward Nevada. She hasn’t been seen since.
Despite an extensive air and ground search, an investigation by local law enforcement and the FBI, and nationwide publicity, no clues have surfaced in the mysterious case.
Last weekend the sheriff’s office in Mono County, California, which is leading the investigation, searched the desert with cadaver-sniffing dogs.
“The biggest clue in this case is that there’s no clue,” Sgt. Seth Clark said. “We think Karlie may still be out there.”
The sheriff’s office is treating the incident as a missing person case and said in a Facebook posting that there’s “no evidence of an abduction or any other crime.” But Karlie’s family suspects otherwise.
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Search continues for California teen Karlie Gusé
Shortly after dawn on Saturday, Oct. 13, neighbors in the Eastern California community of Chalfant Valley spotted 16-year-old Karlie Lain Gusé walking by herself near the highway that leads to...
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Melissa started pushing the abduction theory from her first Facebook Live video on October 13. The one thing that I agree with Zac on in this article is that it seems unlikely that Karlie, who was supposedly paranoid due to drugs or having some kind of mental breakdown walked out of her home on a cold, dark early morning, taking nothing with her (phone, glasses, money, warm clothing) and just happened to be abducted (and the period from when she was supposedly last seen and when Melissa was supposedly out looking for and the lack of eyewitness accounts of Karlie allegedly walking along the highway) seems very unlikely. What are the odds? In another article a year later (which was posted in this thread), it's stated that at one point on the recording, Karlie asked Melissa, "Am I going to live until morning?" Conveniently, the PEOPLE documentary only included the part where Karlie said she was eating "the devil's lettuce".
The second witness, Kenneth Dutton, the only one of the three who claimed that it was Karlie that he saw, has since moved out of state. At the time of Karlie's disappearance, he was listed as owning and/or residing in three different houses, one of which was the one on Sequoia Street (which was sold the following year). The first witness, Richard Eddy, as I mentioned, did not live at the house on Ponderosa Street, his son did. The "wooder" has never been publicly identified, and I can't help but wonder why that is. Interesting.
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