Found Deceased CA - Alycia Yeoman, 20, Gridley, 30 March 2017 #1

[DocBrew]

This all makes the most sense to me too...
then her phone pinging Sunday morning in YC...but reportedly not found until Monday,
bugs me.

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True. That is an anomaly for sure. We'll just have to see if it is accurate, as far as when/where it pinged and if there are any technical reasons that could explain it away. I suppose we'll have to wait until the cell carrier chimes into the investigation with what they found.

 

[DocBrew]

Best case scenario; it's all a well executed hoax set up by Aly with the help of her friends and they were so stoned they slipped up with the phone.

Truer words have never been spoken. We can only hope this is the case.

 

[DocBrew]

There is also another anomaly that bugs me since we're pointing to holes in my theory - I don't necessarily like that this man nor any of his family members appear to be social media acquaintances of hers. One would think that there would be at the very least those kinds of ties since A) there is a picture of she and he on IG from the year prior, and B) the fact that she went out to dinner with him and hung out at his house afterwards. Those kinds of ties don't suggest a recent introduction, nor merely a peripheral type of relationship. Rather, the opposite.

JMO, of course.

 

[almagata]

Come downstairs.. Sorry I fell asleep.

http://www.websleuths.com/forums/sh...KING-NEWS!!!-Current-Scanner-Alerts-7/page943

Thank you. Sorry I was a little slow on the up take there.

 

[KaaBoom]

If you do a virtual drive on google down Pennington Road, you can see the gate on that end of the levee, there's space beside the gate, on the Pennington side, just like on the Comey side, that would be just as easy to drive around.
Watch the video of the security cam on Comey, the truck drove around the side of the closed gate to get onto the levee.

I respectfully disagree on the CA stereotype.
California, like Oregon, is not all the anti gun liberal haven of it's reputation, especially inland in farm country (like Oregon).
The tea party is strong out there.
Check out local's social media in Yuba City and Live Oak and you will find plenty of right wing conservatives and libertarians that are strong believers in the right to bear arms, the castle doctrine, and all the ideology that comes with it.
I see more right wing people than anti gun liberals in that area, more like Alabama folks than the CA stereotype.
Did you know there are more white supremacist gangs in CA than any other state, including Texas?

Read some of these links, you'll think you're in Alabama.

YUBA CITY (CBS13) – Local sheriffs and gun rights supporters joined forces Monday to voice their opposition to tougher gun control laws in California.
https://www.google.com/amp/sacramen...supporters-concerns-at-tea-party-meeting/amp/

Local right wing gun rights group meeting coming up 4/22/2017 at a church in YC.
http://shootersparadise.us/?p=1620

They have regular gun shows in YC.
https://gunshowtrader.com/gun-shows/yuba-city-ca-gun-show/

YC gun owners are strong believers and are very organized.
https://www.concealedcarry-ccw.com/The-Roadmap-for-Gun-Control/Yuba-City-California-CA/

This inland CA property owner shot and killed a trespasser in his sweet potato patch.
http://www.guns.com/2013/07/24/ca-h...ls-homeless-trespasser-caught-stealing-video/

Do you have a link for the video of the truck driving around the gate? I can't seem to find it.

As for guns, I have lived in California and Oregon for a long while. California has the lowest gun ownership of any state outside the Northeast. Oregon is another matter, but neither state has a castle doctrine and there is zero tolerance for shooting trespassers. It's very rare that it happens, and when it does, it usually results in a conviction for the shooter.

 

[everybodhi]

That's good to know. KaaBoom.

 

[everybodhi]

Do you have a link for the video of the truck driving around the gate? I can't seem to find it.

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There are also two more videos from different angles posted by the farmer in the comments.
The truck was flying down Comey pretty fast, IMO.
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1343441082388896&id=465630086836671&_rdr

 

[Niner]

Just wanted to let you all know I'm making a Timeline.... need to go out for a few, and will be back to post it.

 

[everybodhi]

"Campground Host on site 24/7" at the Pennington road park, according to the Sutter County site.

 

[NewMama]

Just wanted to let you all know I'm making a Timeline.... need to go out for a few, and will be back to post it.

Much obliged!

 

[hey-Debbie]

If Aly met drove herself to the orchard to meet people and something bad happened to her, accident or not, why would someone take her phone to Yuba City and return it later?

Well to try to frame the last person she was with or at least that area. Maybe someone the abductor might be jealous or mad at. It's a good thought.

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[Niner]

Hi,

from article:
Walmart for clues.
http://www.actionnewsnow.com/story/3...g-for-72-hours

Sunday evening friends and family are searching the field outside of the Yuba City across from Walmart for clues.

Why would they be searching in the evening when it's DARK??? You can't find much in the dark.... :dunno:

 

[Niner]

Okay - here's what I put together - if you see something wrong or needs to be added, please let me know! I'll be going back on the thread to find the restaurant name and other stuff I might have missed - haven't had time yet to do that - !

TIMELINE:

March 30th, Thursday, 6pm - dinner with friend in yuba city

March 30th, 7:51pm - AY's last communication with family

March 30th, 10pm - there is a statement on the fb page "find Alycia Yeoman" that her last communication was at 10 pm

March 30th, 11pm - (not proven only stated) - AY leaves friends house (1800 block of Romero Street in Yuba City.

March 30, 10:55pm - surveillance video from Farm near orchard - shows AY's truck drive into the orchard in Live Oak. Video of truck going into orchard:
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1343441082388896&id=465630086836671&_rdr

March 31st, Friday - Truck seen by farm workers in orchard; calling police on Monday when they heard of Yeoman's disappearance. http://www.kcra.com/article/missing-yuba-college-students-phone-found-near-truck/9230813

April 1st, Saturday - AY reported missing

April 2nd, Sunday, 4:30am - phone pings off tower in field across from Walmart in Yuba City.

April 2nd - Sunday- afternoon, 3:00pm - The search for the cell phone took place along harter parkway, a ping on her phone early that morning (Sunday morning 4:30am) led them to search there. The truck had not yet been found. "Friends told Action News Now that police got a ping on Yeoman’s cellphone in a field across the street from a Walmart in Yuba City. Friends and family set out on Sunday looking for Yeoman.
Authorities note that GPS coordinates could be off by several hundred yards. Deputies with the Sutter County Sheriff’s Office also searched the area and continuing their efforts within their jurisdiction.
Gridley police are looking for Yeoman’s truck, described as a green Toyota Tacoma 2 door extended cab with a “Duck the Dodgers” sticker. The license plate number is 4FAR610."
http://sacramento.cbslocal.com/2017/...ge-student-20/

April 3rd, Monday - friends, family & LE search field find nothing

April 3rd, 5pm - Yeoman's pickup truck was found unoccupied about 5pm in the area of Pennington Road in Live Oak. The vehicle was in an orchard, KTLA sister station KTXL in Sacramento reported.
That same day, a cellphone was also discovered by a citizen in the approximate area of the missing woman's truck. The individual tried to turn the phone on in an attempt to identify its owner, but the device only momentarily turned on before losing power, according to investigators."
http://ktla.com/2017/04/05/cellphone...disappearance/

April 3rd, 5pm - surveillance from Farm shows someone drive and abandon her truck in the orchard.

April 3rd, evening - cell phone reported found in the approximate area of truck. (see above link).

April 4th, all day - Police search orchard area.

 

[ninij9]

And what responsible (by all accounts) 20 year old that travels distances to college and two jobs doesn't have a cell charger in the vehicle?
:thinking:

My daughter. She is full time college and clinicals and has 2 jobs. Her phone is always going dead.

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[Niner]

Okay gather more info and added links to the timeline - revised!

TIMELINE:

March 30th, Thursday, 6pm - dinner at Taste of India with friend (37 year old man,
Mike L.) in Yuba City. Investigators say Yeoman and her friend went back to his home on Romero Street in Yuba City, and hung out with the man's son and daughter, who is
Yeoman's age. They were also joined by a young couple.

March 30th, 7:51pm - AY's last communication with family

March 30th, 10pm - there is a statement on the FB page "find Alycia Yeoman" that
her last communication was at 10pm. Link: ttps://www.facebook.com/findalyciayeoman/

March 30th, 11pm - (not proven only stated) - AY leaves friends house (1800 block
of Romero Street in Yuba City.

March 30, 10:55pm - surveillance video from Farm near orchard - shows AY's truck
drive into the orchard in Live Oak at the levee, Cooley Road (turned right on levee).
Video of truck going into orchard: https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1343441082388896&id=465630086836671&_rdr

March 31st, Friday morning - Truck seen by farm workers (a father & son) in orchard;
calling police on Monday when they heard of Yeoman's disappearance.
http://www.kcra.com/article/missing-yuba-college-students-phone-found-near-
truck/9230813 and http://sacramento.cbslocal.com/2017/04/05/alycia-yeoman-
missing-yuba-college-student/
from 2nd article: Ramirez and his father spotted Yeomen’s truck stuck in a muddy ditch
off Pennington road Friday morning. Initially, they didn’t think much of it, but then they
made the connection.
“We walked up to it, recognized it, and we backed up and called 911. What gave it away
was they were talking about how she had a Dodgers sticker on the back, so it fit the
description of what people put online,” said Ramirez.

April 1st, Saturday, just aft 11am - AY reported missing by her father. Link:
http://www.actionnewsnow.com/story/35061471/search-continues-for-missing-gridley-
woman-alycia-yeoman

April 2nd, Sunday, 4:33am - phone pings off tower in field across from Walmart in
Yuba City. East of Oro Ranch Road, west of Harter Parkway and South of Butte House
Road in Yuba City.

April 2nd - Sunday- afternoon, 3:00pm - The search for the cell phone took place
along Harter Parkway and Oro Ranch Rd near Walmart in Yuba Cit; a ping on her phone
early that morning (Sunday morning 4:33am) led them to search there. The truck had not
yet been found. "Friends told Action News Now that police got a ping on Yeoman’s
cellphone in a field across the street from a Walmart in Yuba City. Friends and family set out on Sunday looking for Yeoman.
Authorities note that GPS coordinates could be off by several hundred yards. Deputies with the Sutter County Sheriff’s Office also searched the area and continuing their efforts within their jurisdiction.
Gridley police are looking for Yeoman’s truck, described as a green Toyota Tacoma 2 door extended cab with a “Duck the Dodgers” sticker. The license plate number is 4FAR610." Link: http://sacramento.cbslocal.com/2017/...ge-student-20/

April 3rd, Monday - friends, family & LE search field find nothing

April 3rd, 5pm - Yeoman's pickup truck was found unoccupied about 5pm in the area
of Pennington Road in Live Oak, along with foot prints. The vehicle was in an orchard,
KTLA sister station KTXL in Sacramento reported. That same day, a cellphone was also
discovered by a citizen in the approximate area of the missing woman's truck. The
individual tried to turn the phone on in an attempt to identify its owner, but the device only
momentarily turned on before losing power, according to investigators." Link:
http://ktla.com/2017/04/05/cellphone...disappearance/ and
http://www.krcrtv.com/news/local/butte/missing-womans-cell-phone-found-turned-over-
to-police/432850350

April 3rd, 5pm - surveillance from Farm shows someone drive and abandon her truck
in the orchard.

April 3rd, evening - cell phone reported found in the approximate area of truck. (see
above link).

April 4th, Tuesday, beginning at 10am/all day - Police search orchard area; police,
sheriff's canine deputies and helicopters search entire area - the orchard, the shoreline, the tree line and top of levee to Feather River.

April 5, Wednesday - Investigators Piecing Together Aly Yeoman’s Movements before
Disappearing - link: http://fox40.com/2017/04/05/investigators-piecing-together-aly-
yeomans-movements-before-disappearing/

 

[Courtre]

I'm going with Occam's razor for now and say that she is likely somewhere near her truck/the orchard, and probably due to the immediate circumstances that she found herself in after driving off the road and getting stuck. If she was intoxicated - particularly if she was intoxicated from potent/laced cannabis - it would explain much of the erratic behavior and circumstances that have heretofore been looked at as suspicious. If you'll recall, her older male friend likes "girls that smoke" (so much that he named his record similarly), and from the IG pics it appears that she may have been a groupie of his music. So it follows that cannabis was likely consumed that night. If so, and if it was of the potent variety, and if it was coupled with moderate to heavy alcohol use, then she could have become significantly disoriented at any given point along her route to wherever she was going. She looks to be a rather petite female, so it wouldn't take too much excess substance-use to get her into this state. Add emotional turmoil to the mix from her ex and/or this man that night, and there you go.

In any case, I don't think it was murder or kidnapping or an overdose coverup. At least for now, that is, and with the information we have. The FBI becoming involved stoked those flames for a little while, but turned out to be a non-issue due to the ransom demands being fraudulent. The Sheriff's department then immediate resumed jurisdiction, and their narrative quickly shifted back to "we don't know anything" and "no foul play suspected".

Plus, I am convinced that those footprints were from a female's shoe (thanks to a fellow sleuth posting pictures of her own muddy shoes a couple of days ago), and as far as we know - and with the information we have - no other female is officially a part of this story. Most importantly, no other set of footprints exist at the scene that we have been told by LE, or that any reporter has seen for him or herself.

Sure, we can take all of this uncertainty and speculate with some pretty extravagant theories if we wanted to, but I choose to just follow the facts and probabilities for now.

All JMO, of course.

Iagree.Isaidthisonpage1

 

[Courtre]

The Yuba City Walmart is a 24 hour Superstore.
They have everything and they never close.

Right? Munchies! Although Del Taco is open 24 hours, and just down the street.

 

[xmsmadex]

April 3rd, 5pm - surveillance from Farm shows someone drive and abandon her truck
in the orchard.

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Great timeline, thank you. This is the only thing I saw that needs to be changed. The truck was caught on surveillance on March 30th around 10:55 PM.




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[Hraefn]

So...the Sprint store...is literally right by the Wal-Mart, AKA right by the field of the Sunday 4:30AM ping, AKA near Romero St., AKA the last place she was seen. :gaah:
I don't think it's very likely that the person who found the phone happened to turn it on at/near the Sprint store when they turned it in. But I suppose it's possible? Do they have some sort of mail or drop box at the store?
https://www.google.com/maps/place/S...960aa88cb3ed5!8m2!3d39.1422891!4d-121.6506261

 

[Mahouston69]

So...the Sprint store...is literally right by the Wal-Mart, AKA right by the field of the Sunday 4:30AM ping, AKA near Romero St., AKA the last place she was seen. :gaah:
I don't think it's very likely that the person who found the phone happened to turn it on at/near the Sprint store when they turned it in. But I suppose it's possible? Do they have some sort of mail or drop box at the store?
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The folks that turned it in didn't find the phone till Monday..by the truck...they say. So, if their story is true, somebody else had the phone Sunday morning when it pinged and put it by the truck on Monday.

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