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well, I just left the Tempe Police Dept. Now we wait for UP TO 30 DAYS. Just shoot me. :banghead:
so sad for Adrienne. Hope she is found soon.
I say 'Be there in a minute' when I have to finish something. Maybe she was on another call.
I completely agree.
For example, my best friend disappeared one night when we were out at a bar. I had went to the bathroom and when I came back she was gone. Her cell was off. No one saw where she went.
I immediately told the men in the bar (management) to go in the bathroom and check for her. No sign. I went outside the bar and started looking in cars driving or parked in the parking deck for a sign. Nothing.
I called 911 and told them my friend had disappeared and i knew that something was wrong. I told the person on 911 dispatch to please send an officer to check out the scene and send out an apb. I also told them what my friend looked like down to what kind of earrings she had on. I called my brother and his fiancee to immediately come and help me look for her while we were waiting for police to arrive.
Within 5 minutes of the police showing up, my friend stumbled out of the building (I'm convinced a person drug her back to a staff area or dropped her back off at the building after trying to abduct her and seeing the scene!). She was dazed. Had been drugged and was walking, but could not remember the last hour of her life. We checked her legs for bruising and her body for trauma. She was absolutely confused and scared. I'm convinced if I wouldn't have had those cops show up and insisted that she be searched for and the building locked down/searched ASAP - she would be in the exact position as AS now - disappeared without a trace.
So yes, the fact her "friends" kept partying the next night after she disappeared, much the less didn't call to see if she were ok the next day, Makes me furious and question their character!
Me too and it is more than sad. If only we had more information. I asked politely for more information countless times over the weekend, yet was either turned down or ignored entirely. As a matter of fact, myself and many of us asked for more information, and most of us weren't 'arguing' with anyone.
Therefore, my opinion for why I and others were turned down is because of childishness and pure spite.
Spent the afternoon and evening in the area (and it is large) of the crash site, the apartment, the alleged walk down Hardy (which I am still not certain ever occurred), the back ways, the side streets, Jaycee Park, the AM/PM and O'Reilly's and a lot of space in between. Met up with a fellow "Websleuther" (who shall remain anonymous) and we re-hashed the theories together, in person at my old favorite, Otto's....near my even more old favorite, Casey Moore's.
I will say that 20 years has changed what was my home. A lot. It is much cleaner, better lit, modernized (not sure that's a good thing... the old mom and pop businesses were very cool) and I see William Wonderful is alive and well... while Elvis the Cat has gone to the other side...
While snooping about in an area we were asked to look around by another Websleuther, we did find a phone. A very badly damaged phone. I called the Tempe Police Dept. and was told to take it from the area we were in and meet an officer in the parking lot of Tempe Beach park. So we did. We very carefully picked it up and took it to the parking lot and waited. And waited. And waited... Took photos of the front and back of the phone (it was not a Samy or an iPhone), it was a Motorola CDMA / Verizon and was missing the SD and the sim card (and the battery and back plate). After an hour and a half we decided not to wait any longer. LE has my name and my phone number.
Driving through the neighborhood at 10:30 p.m.... it was very quiet, most lights were out... it was a typical weekday night in anytown, USA.
Never felt unsafe for one minute. In fact, I was more at ease there than in my own neighborhood. The field trip left me a little nostalgic and a little melancholy. I'm not really sure what I expected but it was not what I came away with.
I'm going back tomorrow, as promised, for the police report and my husband is busy working some other angles that arose during our in-person dialog with our sooper seekrit friend. Should be very interesting and very telling.
That is why I wrote my psychological theory on what was going on with AS. Something isn't right with her friends and bf....the way they are reacting so it lends me to question a lot of things.....see my previous post.
I'm not blaming her bf and friends....just suggesting that AS may have "changed" due to her serious illness.
Once again I ask----> who did AS confide in??
mHybe someone is hoping to cash in on a reward. Which would mean that Adrienne has been found, or that information leading to her recovery has been gleaned. So that is good. All the other stuff is just hurting folks who need help here. Plenty of other people can use our sleuthing energy and genuine compassion!
Me too and it is more than sad. If only we had more information. I asked politely for more information countless times over the weekend, yet was either turned down or ignored entirely. As a matter of fact, myself and many of us asked for more information, and most of us weren't 'arguing' with anyone.
Therefore, my opinion for why I and others were turned down is because of childishness and pure spite.
No one has said anything about A being depressed, as far as people who know her. All we know is that she and the BF had on-going issues and what may have been a fairly usual type of argument or disagreement that night. My guess would be she wanted a solid, committed relationship and he did not, but that is just a guess. Otherwise, why get so upset, which she clearly was?