After being attacked viciously personally on this thread last night I have no intention of doing that!
My understanding is yesI think I read they went off the cliff about a mile south of Ragged Point. Was there a lookout at the location where the car went over?
So just what direction does everyone suppose they were driving before they ended up down the cliff?
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I have been thinking this too, but either way you would slow down to exit the main road. Unless they were coming towards the inn and resort and mistook the viewpoint for the turn off to the inn but it would require poor visibility, darkness or major brake failure to do this IMO. How long a drive from where they made purchases on 23rd to Ragged Point? Anyone know.
I think I read they went off the cliff about a mile south of Ragged Point. Was there a lookout at the location where the car went over?
Based on the distance they could have been there before dark and as another poster suggested to watch the sun go down. What we don't know is which day the car went over. No contact on phones from 4pm 23rd could mean no signal (forget your phone, APs, google maps as phone signal is almost non existent the tourist guide Info tells me) or something happened that day. JMOI revised the map from Cambria where they last used their CC and bought liquor....to the Ragged Point Lookout = 32 minutes or 24.3 miles.
If you put the google guy down at 19019 Cabrillo Hwy you will be looking straight at the 4 stumps.
https://goo.gl/maps/t6JuZvm1SeN2
We don't know that. Divers are searching the ocean. He could have survived the crash and walked away.
They always use the date the body was found as the "official" date of death, even though they know the death occurred days, weeks, months before.
WoW! They are saying this accident happened on 1/3. I wonder if that's just the date the family is using since that's when they found her, or if the coroner told them that.
Beacause in the keys.com article posted 1/3 at 5:00 pm it specifically states "Officials said the body had been exposed to the elements for some time, according to the SLO County Sheriff's Office."
http://www.keyt.com/news/san-luis-o...d-point-wreckage-as-olivia-gonzalez/246281131
Presuming they (and the dogs) were thrown from the car, they could have been thrown at different places (eg, her halfway down, him further down) and/or in different directions (eg, her passenger side, him driver side), and the way that car must have been rolling and bouncing down the cliff, one could have ejected nearer to the ground and the other thrown at a high point of a bounce.Out of supposedly 4 dead. Why wasn't his body found near them?
Stop the accusatory speculation on Fernandez. He is a missing person and considered a victim until/unless LE advises otherwise.
Just because LE says the circumstances are suspicious, there are other possibilities as to what may have occurred that do not involve BF being responsible.
Saying one would apologize to the family if they were wrong doesn't cut it. Too little too late.
WS is victim friendly. Keep it that way.
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It could be as simple as LE treating *everything* as suspicious at first, until they determine that it for sure wasn't. IOW, even if they do believe it was an accident, their job is to make sure non-accidental causes are ruled out before officially declaring it an accident.
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I've been following since the beginning and I feel that due to the area where the car went off the likely scenario is murder suicide. If it weren't at that spot where it would be difficult to accidentally go off I would say definitely accident but I can't think of a likely way that car accidentally went off there in that spot. If he were not in the car someone would have seen him walking down the road at some point. In my opinion he washed out and just hasn't been found yet. AND I'm not pointing fingers at him because we don't know yet who was driving. It could go either way.
But of course I could be wrong and maybe he was not in the car. Peculiar case.
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No skid marks. It's a dirt and paved area. We've had a ton of rain since the accident; any skid marks are long gone. However, the roots to the far right (facing the ocean) were definitely scuffed and the tree at the cliff in front of it had three broken branches. We searched the beach for hours. Found a pair of socks with dog fur (balled together, may have flown out of the car or not related at all.) This is not an area there should have been an accident. The possibility I came up with was that maybe Olivia and Brian pulled over to take a nap on there way to Big Sur (headed north) and one of the dogs jumped up front and shifted the gears into neutral or drive, sending the car rolling before anyone could wake up and notice. I am concerned though that they haven't found Brian. But if they were sleeping, more than likely their seat belts were off.
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I also wish we knew if any of his blood was found in the car, it might help sway us one direction or another.
SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY, Calif. - The California Highway Patrol and the SLO County Sheriff's Office, along with Cal Fire, are investigating a vehicle over the side on state Route 1 just south of Ragged Point in San Luis Obispo County.
A State Parks official first spotted the car and reported it at about 3:30 p.m Tuesday.
Just SOUTH of Ragged Point. Having driven back and forth that makes more sense than north stated in the above tweet.
I think by comparing to the photo in the tweet I posted that this is the spot https://www.google.com/maps/@35.7755429,-121.3270926,3a,75y,192.79h,87.15t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sCZuY-8fcEjLlMQdF5iAnhA!2e0!7i13312!8i6656
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