AZ AZ - Adrienne Salinas, 19, Tempe , 15 June 2013 - #7

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GGE said:
If so, I have a feeling it wouldn't just be left there. I know it sounds crazy because it would draw more attention, but I keep wondering if a burned out car has been or will be found in a reservation around there soon. I've been focused on fire and desert for so long now in regards to Adrienne but without knowing why, I just had to ask. Is there any factual evidence that burned vehicles could just burn out on a reservation out that way and not have the fire department called or anything? TIA
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IMO, nothing would have to be burned on the rez to be disposed of. There are areas (where "populated") where one can drive down an ungraded road and put 15 MILES between two homes. We are surrounded by reservations and federal land here. Just to give you an idea...

MAP OF RESERVATIONS AND FEDERAL LANDS

The Gila and Salt River reservations are both 15 minutes in either direction from Tempe (if that). Take a drive down McDowell Rd. and note the abandoned and decaying buildings... the abandoned cars... you could spend all day every day for weeks searching them (and those are just the ones off the main drag) and never see them all. Needle in a haystack.

ETA: As if to substantiate, look what popped up in my feed. A VISUAL! :) https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?....110676339011792.19526.100002082800478&type=1

GGE: Burn barrels. A lot of people burn their trash. It is not uncommon at all to see smoke. <3
 
gngr~snap said:
I dunno. A fire would draw attention even if LE wasn't called.
I am am not convinced this has anything to do with a reservation and who volunteers their car for this?
I don't see why it would be necessary to burn a car unless there was a bloody murder scene there.
If AS died there might not be a bunch of evidence
Moo.

I could see her body being burned... to hide evidence of strangulation or some other DNA.

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Ground penetrating radar. I'm thinking buried and intact. Sorry to be so blunt guys. :( I hate talking about these circumstances, but...
 
SandSage said:
IMO, nothing would have to be burned on the rez to be disposed of. There are areas (where "populated") where one can drive down an ungraded road and put 15 MILES between two homes. We are surrounded by reservations and federal land here. Just to give you an idea...

MAP OF RESERVATIONS AND FEDERAL LANDS

The Gila and Salt River reservations are both 15 minutes in either direction from Tempe (if that). Take a drive down McDowell Rd. and note the abandoned and decaying buildings... the abandoned cars... you could spend all day every day for weeks searching them (and those are just the ones off the main drag) and never see them all. Needle in a haystack.

ETA: As if to substantiate, look what popped up in my feed. A VISUAL! :) https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?....110676339011792.19526.100002082800478&type=1

GGE: Burn barrels. A lot of people burn their trash. It is not uncommon at all to see smoke. <3
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Ugh creepy looking complex in that pic...
 
Ok for example, remember the image of Tsarnaev hiding out in the boat? That image is a great example of GPR. Its a land based "sonar" of sorts where you can see the human figure hopefully inside of a structure or in the ground.
 
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anyone local hear anything about the body found this morning at Basline and Guadalupe? I heard it this morning on the news, with no other info - and can find nothing in the print news yet. Not saying it is at all related, but our ears are perked for anything like that.
 
AzPistonsGirl said:
anyone local hear anything about the body found this morning at Basline and Guadalupe? I heard it this morning on the news, with no other info - and can find nothing in the print news yet. Not saying it is at all related, but our ears are perked for anything like that.
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Haven't heard this yet, but considering Barakzai's body was found near baseline and that's where DR George lived...

Will look for more info on this unidentified body now...
 
AzPistonsGirl said:
anyone local hear anything about the body found this morning at Basline and Guadalupe? I heard it this morning on the news, with no other info - and can find nothing in the print news yet. Not saying it is at all related, but our ears are perked for anything like that.
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Nothing so far, will keep checking.........
 
2Hip2BSquare said:
Haven't heard this yet, but considering Barakzai's body was found near baseline and that's where DR George lived...

Will look for more info on this unidentified body now...
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:eek: waiting for more information...

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Yeah I think it's a bogus lead, ArizonaPistonsGirl.

Has happened to me before when a news editor re-published a report of an unidentified body in Mesa a month after it actually was reported.

It sounds like what you heard could have been a re-reported, very shoddily covered update on perhaps Annovedwin's case that happened on baseline the same night Adrienne disappeared?
 
I've even checked twitter. Not a peep about a dead body being found in the mesa/Tempe areas.

Twitter is the best way to see if ppl are trending a topic on a homicide/body recovered before the news hits the media and public. Someone will post "body found down the street from my house in Mesa" for example and usually it retweets and trends.
 
I'm pretty sure what I heard this morning was the beginning of the story I posted upthread, not a rehash of something old. It was far too brief to be a rehash of anything. We all know that details come in spurts to and from MSM. Disregard it, thanks all.
 
I'm saying, you twitter search for the phrase "dead body" or "body found" and you can basically see up to the second reports of all the bodies being found in the us and around the world. You can even advance the search by twitter searching the phase "dead body found AZ" etc

Was just providing help. Sorry.
 
Bernina said:
Eh........this might be the story : http://www.azfamily.com/news/local/Man-arrested-after-dead-dog-found-in-cardboard-box-219048801.html

We have "dead body", "found", "Friday", "Guadalupe"........this might have solved that mystery!
I kept seeing the headline but didn't check it out.
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So the body found is a puppy. :( Very sad....

BUT WHERE IS ADRIENNE??????

Her puppy is missing her!

Ominous weather here in my neck of the woods...
Prayers for Adrienne!

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Another day of silence from LE.

This is breaking my heart.
 
So...8 weeks tonight? And when did LE last have anything to say?
Seems like the time span for these cases to stay in the news keeps getting shorter. Short attention span of viewers? Lack of interest? Self-absorption, i.e if it doesn't concern me...?
 
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