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

[WVWoman]

Sounds like some kind of weird aftermarket anti-theft system. I doubt that Toyota would have owners pulling on the T/S lever every time they wanted to start their car.

I did a Google search for "2000 tacoma anti-theft system turn signal lever" and didn't get any results that match what you posted.

I'm sitting in my 2001 Toyota Tacoma it has a clutch over ride button on dash or you have to have it out of gear or clutch engaged to start it. Only extra is the clutch override...never have I seen I anti theft on them ...except for the locking lug nut ..


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[Crazyjster]

When I told the cops who murdered my friends, I didn't tell anyone but immediate family until months later and I've only told two trusted friends since, asking them to not repeat.

The killer and his gf who was with him when he executed my friends left their house the day I told the cops who he is, a picture of him was posted in he paper and I recognized him and know my friends know him. The cops flew immediately to the east coast and his neighbors said they left the night before with their bags.
I won't be identified until they catch him or her alive and have a trial.

I went through a very similar situation as a teenager. Back then, the media was allowed into our school to find us (specifically those of us they wanted to speak with) and the school gave them our pictures. "Greif counselors" we were forced to sit with told our stories to the media. Meanwhile, two killers were still on the loose and I feared for my life. My picture was on the news with my best friend who had been murdered (thanks to my school) and reporters were everywhere. When they couldn't get me or my friends to talk they got random people. They crowded the funeral (I remember giving them the finger). The worst was when a woman approached me and told me what a touching speech I gave (eulogy)...I did not recognize her and asked who she was...she gave her name and said LA Times...Someone restrained me from attacking her and reminded me of the fact we were at a funeral.

Sometimes, I think reporters can be completely insensitive. We did not speak to the media, no did anyone in this case. We were told at the funeral the killers might show up and there would be increased police presance...but I thought in my 14 year old mind, this would be the one time the media would leave us alone.

This was before social media or anything, and I wish people had advocated to not let the media near minors in homicide cases, or any cases without parent approval and to let the school release info goes beyond disgusting. The killers were eventually caught and went to trial...but I found out recently this case had been written about in a true crime book.

I tend to think the people who speak to the media (unless prompted by LE) are looking for their 5 minutes of fame

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[Crazyjster]

Two years ago, a minor gave testimony that she was sold for sex in Yuba City.
16. She stated she lived in the Budget Inn for a little, do you know what their normal clientele looks like?

18. The minor said she was drugged, raped, and sold.

I remember seeing some of this somewhere (probably way early on the thread) but can you tell me where I can look this up? Thank you!!!!!

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[everybodhi]

I went through a very similar situation as a teenager. Back then, the media was allowed into our school to find us (specifically those of us they wanted to speak with) and the school gave them our pictures. "Greif counselors" we were forced to sit with told our stories to the media. Meanwhile, two killers were still on the loose and I feared for my life. My picture was on the news with my best friend who had been murdered (thanks to my school) and reporters were everywhere. When they couldn't get me or my friends to talk they got random people. They crowded the funeral (I remember giving them the finger). The worst was when a woman approached me and told me what a touching speech I gave (eulogy)...I did not recognize her and asked who she was...she gave her name and said LA Times...Someone restrained me from attacking her and reminded me of the fact we were at a funeral.

Sometimes, I think reporters can be completely insensitive. We did not speak to the media, no did anyone in this case. We were told at the funeral the killers might show up and there would be increased police presance...but I thought in my 14 year old mind, this would be the one time the media would leave us alone.

This was before social media or anything, and I wish people had advocated to not let the media near minors in homicide cases, or any cases without parent approval and to let the school release info goes beyond disgusting. The killers were eventually caught and went to trial...but I found out recently this case had been written about in a true crime book.

I tend to think the people who speak to the media (unless prompted by LE) are looking for their 5 minutes of fame

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Wow. I'm so sorry that happened to you, what a traumatic experience for a 14 year old, it's crazy the risk your school created for the children they are meant to protect.
I am curious about the book.

 

[zulufoxtrot]

A POSSIBILITY?

My narrative:

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A"citizen" (which is odd wording) could have found the cell phone "near the truck" that night. It was never reported that the "citizen" SAW the truck, knew about the truck, etc at the time they found the phone. ***LE won't confirm WHEN the phone was found-- before or after the truck. They were asked at a press conference. http://kogo.iheart.com/articles/california-news-489209/streaming-video-news-conference-missing-gridley-15721903/

The "citizen" powered the on the phone at 4:33am to see whose it was, but it shut off. The fact that they had to power it on, probably means it was dead, and it shut off right away. It was never released if the ping came from the time when the "citizen" powered on the phone. I can see her phone being close to dead, if she was using it from the time she went out to eat at 6:00pm, until the time she left the house at 11:00pm. The drive from the house to the orchard wouldn't have given her much time to charge it in her truck. Maybe the "citizen" powered on the phone on the way to Del Taco- which is VERY close to the field, and open 24hrs, because they got the munchies, or maybe they were just running amuck, at 4:33am and that's when the phone pinged. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/aly-yeoman-vehicle-found_us_58e3b926e4b03a26a3665f68

A judge is required to issue a warrant for cell phone records to be released. (I know this because I wasn't even allowed to get my OWN cell phone records when I asked for them.) LE received and served the warrant for the telephone records first thing Monday morning. This is when they determined that the last ping was at 4:33am, IN OR NEAR the field, and organized the search party. http://www.sacbee.com/news/local/crime/article142483484.html, https://www.google.com/webhp?source...&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#tbm=lcl&q=del+taco+yuba+city

The EARLIEST I can find a news report on her being missing was on Monday the 3rd at 1:13pm. Maybe the "citizen" was going to keep the phone they found, until they saw the report? Maybe they just got around to turning the phone into "a cell phone store" Monday afternoon after they heard the report? The "cell phone store" charged it to determine who's phone it was, and turned it over to LE. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/aly-yeoman-vehicle-found_us_58e3b926e4b03a26a3665f68

LE questioned the "citizen" and they told LE where they found the phone. LE states that the phone was not found with the truck... perhaps because it was already found. Again they stated that they are not releasing the information on when the phone is found by the "citizen." http://www.kcra.com/article/yuba-college-student-reported-missing-from-gridley/9225137 After the truck is found, search crews were searching between the levee and Feather river, which indicates to ME that the direction of the footprints went towards the river. http://fox40.com/2017/04/05/investi...er-aly-yeomans-movements-before-disappearing/ She was last seen the house, and NOT anyone near the river, which leads me to believe that she never made it to the bonfire.

Again, LE is not releasing all of the info, which they have stated in a press conference. (http://kogo.iheart.com/articles/cal...deo-news-conference-missing-gridley-15721903/) Could the REPORTING be skewing our timeline because they are only reporting what they hear?


I know that I am assuming a lot, but what do you guys think??

Several articles mentioned that LE pinged her phone with the help of Sprint. So my guess that it was still on and in the Yuba City area.

 

[Riverking21]

http://m.appeal-democrat.com/news/f...c5c-23e4-11e7-99a8-8712008e5fdf.html?mode=jqm
New article confirming that the Uncle's Facebook statements reflect the family's opinions.

Hmmmm interesting that someone associated with the house declined to comment for the article.


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[Crazyjster]

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[FONT=NotoNashkArabic, ProximaNova, Helvetica Neue, Helvetica, Roboto, Arial, sans-serif]My narrative:[/FONT]

<modsnip>
A"citizen" (which is odd wording) could have found the cell phone "near the truck" that night. It was never reported that the "citizen" SAW the truck, knew about the truck, etc at the time they found the phone. ***LE won't confirm WHEN the phone was found-- before or after the truck. They were asked at a press conference. http://kogo.iheart.com/articles/california-news-489209/streaming-video-news-conference-missing-gridley-15721903/

The "citizen" powered the on the phone at 4:33am to see whose it was, but it shut off. The fact that they had to power it on, probably means it was dead, and it shut off right away. It was never released if the ping came from the time when the "citizen" powered on the phone. I can see her phone being close to dead, if she was using it from the time she went out to eat at 6:00pm, until the time she left the house at 11:00pm. The drive from the house to the orchard wouldn't have given her much time to charge it in her truck. Maybe the "citizen" powered on the phone on the way to Del Taco- which is VERY close to the field, and open 24hrs, because they got the munchies, or maybe they were just running amuck, at 4:33am and that's when the phone pinged. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/aly-yeoman-vehicle-found_us_58e3b926e4b03a26a3665f68

A judge is required to issue a warrant for cell phone records to be released. (I know this because I wasn't even allowed to get my OWN cell phone records when I asked for them.) LE received and served the warrant for the telephone records first thing Monday morning. This is when they determined that the last ping was at 4:33am, IN OR NEAR the field, and organized the search party. http://www.sacbee.com/news/local/crime/article142483484.html, https://www.google.com/webhp?source...&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#tbm=lcl&q=del+taco+yuba+city

The EARLIEST I can find a news report on her being missing was on Monday the 3rd at 1:13pm. Maybe the "citizen" was going to keep the phone they found, until they saw the report? Maybe they just got around to turning the phone into "a cell phone store" Monday afternoon after they heard the report? The "cell phone store" charged it to determine who's phone it was, and turned it over to LE. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/aly-yeoman-vehicle-found_us_58e3b926e4b03a26a3665f68

LE questioned the "citizen" and they told LE where they found the phone. LE states that the phone was not found with the truck... perhaps because it was already found. Again they stated that they are not releasing the information on when the phone is found by the "citizen." http://www.kcra.com/article/yuba-college-student-reported-missing-from-gridley/9225137 After the truck is found, search crews were searching between the levee and Feather river, which indicates to ME that the direction of the footprints went towards the river. http://fox40.com/2017/04/05/investi...er-aly-yeomans-movements-before-disappearing/ She was last seen the house, and NOT anyone near the river, which leads me to believe that she never made it to the bonfire.

Again, LE is not releasing all of the info, which they have stated in a press conference. (http://kogo.iheart.com/articles/cal...deo-news-conference-missing-gridley-15721903/) Could the REPORTING be skewing our timeline because they are only reporting what they hear?


I know that I am assuming a lot, but what do you guys think??

I strongly believe that the info that is being witheld is skewing the timeline but I think it is definitely the best we've got so thank you!!!

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[Crazyjster]

Wow. I'm so sorry that happened to you, what a traumatic experience for a 14 year old, it's crazy the risk your school created for the children they are meant to protect.
I am curious about the book.

Not even going there...[emoji35]

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[WorriedinYC]

The Budget Inn is nasty, sketchy at best. I've heard it referred to as the hooker hotel and no tell motel. They've been that way for years and should've been shut down years ago. From what I've heard it's the preferred cheap place to go do your drugs and/or nasty promiscuity. I also believe it's a transition motel for homeless welfare recipients and transients with nowhere else to go...... <modsnip>

 

[ann1989]

Wonder if the budget motel has been checked

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[Hollywoods530]

I am a local as well. We own a plumbing business and get called out frequently to the budget for drain cleaning calls. It is a transitional housing motel and is absolutely disgusting. The owners will let the sewage overflow and make the tenants pay for drain cleaning and we will often find needles and other drug items in the lines.

The reference to "river bottoms" is a general location, if you will, in reference to the homeless encampments that have sprouted up literally along the river where the homeless live.

Our river has ran at various stages this winter season and many have heard of the Oroville dam spillway erosion. We had a massive evacuation in this area on February 13. Due to the high level of amounts of water coming down the river, our banks are collapsing.

The term "stripper" is a type of fish.

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[Hollywoods530]

I also saw Aly almost every morning when I would get my morning beverage. She was a lovely girl with an intoxicating smile.

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[Courtre]

http://www.kcra.com/article/police-teen-drugged-raped-sold-for-sex-in-4-week-marysville-stay/6421975

"The teen, originally a Boise resident, said she was living in a life-skills facility in Denver this January when she decided to leave. The girl got on a Greyhound bus to Sacramento to live with her uncle in Olivehurst, police said.She stayed with him for one week, then moved to the Budget Inn in Marysville with the intention of living with her aunt, according to officers.

After another week, she met up with Crouch and Campbell, who were dating, at the McDonald's at 316 E St., police said.

The couple lived together at a camp in the river bottoms. They invited the teen to live with them, so she agreed. The girl knew Campbell as an old friend of her late father, and had previously lived with the woman at some point years ago, the news release said.

Once the trio arrived at the camp, Crouch and Campbell gave the girl methamphetamine by needle injection, according to officers.

Several hours later, police said Crouch injected the teen with the pain medication Dilaudid.

As the girl was sedated, Crouch and Campbell raped her, and continued the crimes for about four weeks, police said.

The victim was forced into sex with Crouch several times a day -- who regularly injected the girl with meth and heroin, officers said.

Crouch claimed to be a tattoo artist, and drew on the teen's genitals with ink pens for personal pleasure, the victim reported.

Two separate times, Crouch sold the girl for sex in exchange for money and drugs, police said."

 

[Courtre]

http://www.kcra.com/article/police-teen-drugged-raped-sold-for-sex-in-4-week-marysville-stay/6421975

"The teen, originally a Boise resident, said she was living in a life-skills facility in Denver this January when she decided to leave. The girl got on a Greyhound bus to Sacramento to live with her uncle in Olivehurst, police said.She stayed with him for one week, then moved to the Budget Inn in Marysville with the intention of living with her aunt, according to officers.

After another week, she met up with Crouch and Campbell, who were dating, at the McDonald's at 316 E St., police said.

The couple lived together at a camp in the river bottoms. They invited the teen to live with them, so she agreed. The girl knew Campbell as an old friend of her late father, and had previously lived with the woman at some point years ago, the news release said.

Once the trio arrived at the camp, Crouch and Campbell gave the girl methamphetamine by needle injection, according to officers.

Several hours later, police said Crouch injected the teen with the pain medication Dilaudid.

As the girl was sedated, Crouch and Campbell raped her, and continued the crimes for about four weeks, police said.

The victim was forced into sex with Crouch several times a day -- who regularly injected the girl with meth and heroin, officers said.

Crouch claimed to be a tattoo artist, and drew on the teen's genitals with ink pens for personal pleasure, the victim reported.

Two separate times, Crouch sold the girl for sex in exchange for money and drugs, police said."

Wow. I missed the McDonalds connection as well.

 

[ann1989]

R these ppl still around? Is this the same river near where the truck was found ?

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[Jerrod]

R these ppl still around? Is this the same river near where the truck was found ?

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Campbell is in Folsom State Prison. Crouch is in Pleasant Valley State Prison in Coalinga.

 

[Hollywoods530]

The Marysville river bottoms and the live oak river bottoms where the truck was located are approximately 14 miles apart.

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[ann1989]

The Marysville river bottoms and the live oak river bottoms where the truck was located are approximately 14 miles apart.

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Got it

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[ann1989]

Campbell is in Folsom State Prison. Crouch is in Pleasant Valley State Prison in Coalinga.

Thank you for clarifying


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[Niner]

I'm going to post the updated Timeline - if the Mods want to delete - go ahead! Still having heard from Tricia.

If you have ANY updates or corrections - please let me know! :tyou:

TIMELINE:

March 29th, Wednesday - Spoke to "ex" boyfriend Leo A. He says he spoke to his old love last Wednesday, the day before she was last spotted driving on Romero Street in Yuba City. "She pours out her feelings on me like what's in her mind... her stresses and stuff like that. And maybe she just wanted, maybe she went over there to walk and clear her head and from there ... I don't know what happened. That's what we're trying to find out," he said. Link: http://fox40.com/2017/04/04/search-efforts-continue-for-missing-college-student/
BUT! According to her Uncle, David - he is NOT her ex-boyfriend, but a stalker according to what Aly told him. Link: https://www.facebook.com/findalyciayeoman/posts/1673555786006074

March 30th, Thursday, about 6pm - Aly has 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 - Yeoman, 20, was last seen at 7:51 p.m. March 30 while driving to a home on the 1800 block of Romero Street in Yuba City, according to the Sutter County Sheriff's Department. Shortly thereafter, communication with (Alycia) ceased, by both personal contact and via cell phone communications," Undersheriff Jeff Pierce said. Link: http://www.kcra.com/article/ransom-...nt-sutter-county-sheriffs-office-says/9253102

March 30th, around 9:30pm - Aly stopped using her cell phone around 9:30pm, per her uncle David. Link: https://www.facebook.com/findalyciayeoman/posts/1673555786006074

March 30th, no later than 10:40pm - Aly left Romero Street house no later than 10:40pm. Link: https://www.facebook.com/findalyciayeoman/posts/1673555786006074

March 30, 10:55pm - surveillance video from Farm near orchard - shows Aly'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 30th, around 11pm - (not proven only stated by people at the house) - Aly leaves friend's house (1800 block of Romero Street in Yuba City, seen turning west on Butte House Road.) according to Mike L. Link: http://www.sacbee.com/news/local/crime/article142483484.html

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 and truck still in orchard. Links: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&#8217;s truck stuck in a muddy ditch off Pennington road Friday morning. Initially, they didn&#8217;t think much of it, but then they made the connection. &#8220;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,&#8221; said Ramirez.

April 1st, Saturday, just after 11am - Aly 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 - LE with Sprint's assistance - 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 City; (Police with Sprint's assistance, pinged her phone early that morning (Sunday morning 4:33am) which led them to search there). The truck had not yet been found.
"Friends told Action News Now that police got a ping on Yeoman&#8217;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&#8217;s Office also searched the area and continuing their efforts within their jurisdiction. Gridley police are looking for Yeoman&#8217;s truck, described as a green Toyota Tacoma 2 door extended cab with a &#8220;Duck the Dodgers&#8221; sticker. The license plate number is 4FAR610."
Links:
http://sacramento.cbslocal.com/2017/...ge-student-20/ and http://www.kcra.com/article/yuba-college-student-reported-missing-from-gridley/9225137

April 3rd, Monday - friends, family & LE search field across Walmart and 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 leading away from her truck. 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/bu...l-phone-found-turned-over-to-police/432850350
The truck was found in an orchard stuck in the mud about a quarter-mile from where the video captured the footage, with at least one set of footprints. Link: http://m.appeal-democrat.com/news/f...c5c-23e4-11e7-99a8-8712008e5fdf.html?mode=jqm

April 3rd, evening - cell phone reported found in the approximate area of truck. (see above link). Also link with map: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/aly-yeoman-vehicle-found_us_58e3b926e4b03a26a3665f68

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.

April 5th, Wednesday - Investigators Piecing Together Aly Yeoman&#8217;s Movements Before Disappearing - link: http://fox40.com/2017/04/05/investi...er-aly-yeomans-movements-before-disappearing/

April 6th, Thursday - Search warrant served on house at 18xx Romero Road in Yuba City. Continued extensive search of orchard, levee, and boats in the Feather River.

April 7th, Friday - Authorities from various agencies has joint Press News Conference. Sutter County Sheriff taking over lead/Jeff Pierce. FBI involved with a $5000 reward. Gathering videos at Walmart. Link to video of Press Conference: http://kogo.iheart.com/articles/cal...deo-news-conference-missing-gridley-15721903/

April 9th, Sunday - Last official update, when the Sheriff's Office confirmed the family had received ransom messages; but law enforcement determined the individual sending those notes was not involved in Yeoman's disappearance nor knowledgeable of her whereabouts. Link: http://m.appeal-democrat.com/news/f...c5c-23e4-11e7-99a8-8712008e5fdf.html?mode=jqm

April 16th, Sunday - as of today the reward is $30,000.
Link: https://www.facebook.com/findalyciayeoman/posts/1673555786006074

April 18th, Tuesday - A reward of about $50,000 has been established, which includes FBI, private family and Go-Fund contributions. Link: http://m.appeal-democrat.com/news/f...c5c-23e4-11e7-99a8-8712008e5fdf.html?mode=jqm