Yeh, around my way, we have street sweeping once a week and are not allowed to park on that side of the street. If we don’t move our cars, we get ticketed. So I didn’t find that comment questionable either.
Yeh, around my way, we have street sweeping once a week and are not allowed to park on that side of the street. If we don’t move our cars, we get ticketed. So I didn’t find that comment questionable either.
Doesn't work that way in Sacramento, they put a 3 day notice to tow your car if you are parked on the street too long.
Well, I guess anything is possible. It just all doesn’t add up to that. With that extensive search of the river, there is no doubt whatsoever that the body would be found. Ask any expert here on that river. Or ask the Sacramento Police.
How did AH move the car around beforehand to keep from getting ticketed if the car wasn't working? Unless he pushed it from one place to another. With a car like the one pictured in the video, I'd think he'd have it garaged somewhere.
Exactly. So, no reason to move it. If it’s not been running and has been parked at the apartment, then there would be no reason to move it. I think the apartment manager would be fairly understanding as well.
If what you're saying is correct, how did AH keep it from getting towed if it wasn't wotking before he went missing. In fact, Joseph.dale, where did you read or get the info the car had been towed. TIA.
The family stated that they took possession of the car to prevent it from being towed. Even though it didn’t run and he never used it.
The vehicle may have been registered to AH parents so removing it in his absence would only be prudent, IMO.
Regardless, the moving of the car shouldn’t be the primary focus. But he did have his car keys. So it would take a tow truck and where would they tow it to? Back to Missouri? A storage facility?
Exactly
