Ixchel13
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but they were already draining it. from April 1 to Aug 6 they drain for Reno, and then from Aug. 7 to Nov. 1 they drain for snow melt runoff. water was low when she disappeared so there would be more beach. and lower still when they found her. and I thought thats what you said when you first corrected me and I then said you were right. LE said the water level dropped considerably, after she went in but did not say the water level was high before she went in. Anyway, it was just a theory thanks for the input.Thanks for posting—This is from February 1996?
Multiple MSM reports say there was LESS beach area the night of the party— think about it—When water levels are higher the beach area would shrink. Lower water leads to more beach.
Just saying, for the sake of accuracy and for people new to the thread.
Since it could only be accident or foul play, there are healthy factions that make for good reading. And although I am accident, many of the foul play scenarios make sense to me.
An accident could have involved driving on the beach and getting tires too near water and
a shallow undertow that might not have been expected. As the tires spun the area around them filled up and sucked her out and under. Because Instead of just jumping out she might have thought she could get the car out so she spun the tires and then she realized she could not open door. She could have been trying to get to the back when the car flipped.
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