Thank you @JJ Ray for clarification of recovery. Sometimes it would really help ifMy understanding the skull (and these latest remains) are fairly old. There are approximately 900+ missing person cases still open in AZ (in a quick scan from Tempe records, they have some dating the 1970-80s. I would assume that is the case state wide.)
Good info, but migrants would not travel this section of desert.
why no public discussion of at least 3 possible sightings that I know of.
Such quick action on the part of Buckeye by even accepting David Robinson report of a missing person within 12 hours does not match at all David Robinson very public criticism of Buckeye PD. I should be so lucky if I ever got lost on a hike to have me reported within 12 hours as missing.
Agree...very sad. And it may well be the second remains belong to the first remains (no overlapping bone finds that I am aware of).Thanks for that. Since this is the 2nd time remains were found visibly by searchers I made a wrong assumption. Very sad either way.
In the case of Sedona, the info was not seen until AFTER the sighting by a week or two and was in response to a post I had made. In another instance I discussed with Det. Biffin, it again seems that Daniel's missing persons info jogged a persons memory of an encounter. The CA sighting McGrath mentioned I'm not sure about. The fact it wasn't followed up promptly with a trip would seem to indicate it wasn't perhaps that reliable.If only people would call LE on the spot if they think they see missing person.
@JJ Ray I believe it was one of your posts that mentioned something about tips/leads and if they’ve been followed up on…
One of the things that stands out to me is Daniel’s father stating multiple times that he believed DR to be alive (and that would be the wanted outcome of course) but yet all of the searches are in the desert. If we are being honest, the chances DR is alive and well, still in the desert at this point is…well, we all know.
So are there tips that lead his father to believe DR to be alive or is it (understandably) a parent praying for a positive ending to this?
@JJ Ray I believe it was one of your posts that mentioned something about tips/leads and if they’ve been followed up on…
One of the things that stands out to me is Daniel’s father stating multiple times that he believed DR to be alive (and that would be the wanted outcome of course) but yet all of the searches are in the desert. If we are being honest, the chances DR is alive and well, still in the desert at this point is…well, we all know.
So are there tips that lead his father to believe DR to be alive or is it (understandably) a parent praying for a positive ending to this?
the canopy is not related to the jeep. It is a pop up canopy. Jeep is a Renegade with lift out panels.Was the jeep canopy located? I don't see it in the crash photos, unless it was inside the jeep. Unless I'm missing it. Given his urgent need to get it back from K, I would think he'd have it with him for a full day testing at a well site. I don't fully understand how these mount but from photos online it looks like it is carried on the exterior and retracts from there? What I'm getting at is could he have been camped out somewhere after he left the well and the canopy didn't make it to the crash site.
I figured it was something carried on the exterior, and it was put in K's garage so it wouldn't get stolen while he parked outside her house.
I could be wrong but the 'canopy' referred to is I think some kind of cover that instacart drivers use, to ensure contactless delivery I guess.Was the jeep canopy located? I don't see it in the crash photos, unless it was inside the jeep. Unless I'm missing it. Given his urgent need to get it back from K, I would think he'd have it with him for a full day testing at a well site. I don't fully understand how these mount but from photos online it looks like it is carried on the exterior and retracts from there? What I'm getting at is could he have been camped out somewhere after he left the well and the canopy didn't make it to the crash site.
I figured it was something carried on the exterior, and it was put in K's garage so it wouldn't get stolen while he parked outside her house.
I actually read that article and thought of Daniel and several of our other young men who are missing. Terrence Woods, Ian Solheim, Jason Landry, and a few more I can’t remember at the moment. I’m sure there are more that may fit a pattern. MOO. I wonder if there’s a thread in the basement about this or something related.Well I thought I would go down the rabbit hole a bit further. I went through the police report and summarized the behavioral evidence, as a number of folk on the thread have mentioned it as a possible causality.
source: https://s3.documentcloud.org/documents/21080582/robinson-report-9-23-21.pdf
pr = ‘police report page number’.
Could not talk to his sister. (pr 11)
Disconnected conversation with co-worker Ken. (pr 4)
Has ‘same odd conversation’ with sister and her boyfriend. (pr 40)
Cut off his hair. (pr 39)
Co-worker Roger says ‘something up with him’. (pr 39)
Texts ‘emergency’ to sister but does not respond further (pr 34)
Waitress in waffle house noticed he was ‘out of it’ (pr 35)
From various other reports (anecdotal)
Up all night on a gaming binge the night before (post 762 in this forum)
Trip to San Francisco at approximately the end May appears to be roughly the point at which DR's behavior started to change. No need to go to San Francisco for marijuana, it is legal in California and he could have gone to Santa Clara or San Jose which are nearer his sister’s house in Fremont, where there are over a dozen cannabis dispensaries that offer walk-in purchasing.
So why San Francisco? One reason could be that he went there to obtain a product that is illegal but widely available on the street in San Francisco - meth.
I did a bit of research and found, via The Atlantic online magazine, that there is a new kind of meth manufactured illegally and sold on the street quite cheaply. It is called P2P meth and has a devastating neurological effect on users within weeks.
source 1: Methamphetamine DrugFacts | National Institute on Drug Abuse
source 2: Know the Risks of Meth
The behavior of DR that I selected above does seem to broadly match the checklist of the effects of this new, dangerous meth, I publish this as a data point only and not a hypothesis.
The more I work this one, the more I believe DR was a nice kid and had the love of his family. I hope they get closure.
The original article in The Atlantic online magazine that brought this new meth to my attention is here:
‘I Don’t Know That I Would Even Call It Meth Anymore’
Generally it's by the age of decomposition of the bones. The skull for example was very old, had no teeth, etc. I assume the fibia and tibia might be older and I thought I had heard the pelvis was found which can clearly indicate male or female.Have they had this new set a remains for a long time? It takes forever to get DNA back so I’m curious how they know it’s not him.
Didn't you post a link to that article as well?I actually read that article and thought of Daniel and several of our other young men who are missing. Terrence Woods, Ian Solheim, Jason Landry, and a few more I can’t remember at the moment. I’m sure there are more that may fit a pattern. MOO. I wonder if there’s a thread in the basement about this or something related.
Generally it's by the age of decomposition of the bones. The skull for example was very old, had no teeth, etc. I assume the fibia and tibia might be older and I thought I had heard the pelvis was found which can clearly indicate male or female.
Well I thought I would go down the rabbit hole a bit further. I went through the police report and summarized the behavioral evidence, as a number of folk on the thread have mentioned it as a possible causality.
source: https://s3.documentcloud.org/documents/21080582/robinson-report-9-23-21.pdf
pr = ‘police report page number’.
Could not talk to his sister. (pr 11)
Disconnected conversation with co-worker Ken. (pr 4)
Has ‘same odd conversation’ with sister and her boyfriend. (pr 40)
Cut off his hair. (pr 39)
Co-worker Roger says ‘something up with him’. (pr 39)
Texts ‘emergency’ to sister but does not respond further (pr 34)
Waitress in waffle house noticed he was ‘out of it’ (pr 35)
From various other reports (anecdotal)
Up all night on a gaming binge the night before (post 762 in this forum)
Trip to San Francisco at approximately the end May appears to be roughly the point at which DR's behavior started to change. No need to go to San Francisco for marijuana, it is legal in California and he could have gone to Santa Clara or San Jose which are nearer his sister’s house in Fremont, where there are over a dozen cannabis dispensaries that offer walk-in purchasing.
So why San Francisco? One reason could be that he went there to obtain a product that is illegal but widely available on the street in San Francisco - meth.
I did a bit of research and found, via The Atlantic online magazine, that there is a new kind of meth manufactured illegally and sold on the street quite cheaply. It is called P2P meth and has a devastating neurological effect on users within weeks.
source 1: Methamphetamine DrugFacts | National Institute on Drug Abuse
source 2: Know the Risks of Meth
The behavior of DR that I selected above does seem to broadly match the checklist of the effects of this new, dangerous meth, I publish this as a data point only and not a hypothesis.
The more I work this one, the more I believe DR was a nice kid and had the love of his family. I hope they get closure.
The original article in The Atlantic online magazine that brought this new meth to my attention is here:
‘I Don’t Know That I Would Even Call It Meth Anymore’