Me, too!I do it all the time...:blushing:
I am so confused. There is something very wrong here. Are you expecting me to believe that an adult woman thought she was in Tulare when in fact she was in Palmdale? I simply find that impossible to believe.
Any area near the 2 bodies of water where she could have accidently driven off and be submerged? Bridge, embankment, overpass. Sometimes accidents defy logic and physics. Prayers for Lisa Harvey & family.
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That's exactly what I was thinking, that she might have driven into water (IMO) accidently. Also, in one of the first news articles on page 1, I believe, the niece texted her and asked her where she went. Reading into that (again, IMO) it sounds like not only did she have poor night vision, she may have been upset about something.
Respectively, How come the family hasn't joined WS, verified or not?
I'm confused about the phone records. If police DO have them, what would be the cause to withhold them? Some California law?
Are you kidding me? WOW! What are the two Sheriff's offices?
I have not once seen anyone yet address the idea that she ignored the attendant (if that actually occurred) and went south from her Palmdale location. If she truly thought she was in Tulare, and recognized that the guy was saying Lake Elizabeth, she may have completely blown him off and headed south.
Isn't there CCTV on the streets? Were cars traveling at that time of night down Lake Elizabeth road? What about the road that the gas station is on?
I think she had an accident too, and that she tried to phone for help but it went to voicemail, and she couldn't speak which is bad! Do we at least know where that voicemail ping location is?
Why would that gas station guy lie about speaking with her?
I agree, and also feel the Messenger voicemail call was intentional.
I have no idea why either sheriff department won't release the records. Seems like the county entity would have jurisdiction, especially knowing she came from Fillmore and we have no proof she was really IN Palmdale or if her phone just pinged off a tower. Why does that matter? This lady could die if we don't find her. Why don't they care about that factor?
I went back and read (so I would get it right) and the FB post says Kern County Sherrif's Office has the warrant and say they sent it to Palmdale Sheriff's and when they call Palmdale, they say it's with Kern.
What is frustrating to me is I get there are probably people who leave on a voluntary basis all the time. But this family has searched and searched on their own. Cars, drones, found an airplane to fly. They have done everything they can and now they are stuck without additional information her phone records could provide. They searched based on the last ping at 11:50 and found nothing. They aren't asking the Sheriff's office to do anything other than to let them know where to search from there.
I really feel like she was in an accident and just hasn't been found Mainly because she was driving so late at night and her car hasn't been spotted. And her not being seen at the gas station worries me too.
Best friends Cody & Ben. Oh yes, I remember very well. Absolutely heartbreaking.I'm thinking maybe the guy THOUGHT it was her but it was just another lady who looked like her. My question to that though is........was there ANOTHER lady on video he was talking to?? If so, that clears up it was a mistake. But I haven't seen anything other than what the article stated that SHE wasn't seen on camera.
I cannot imagine the family's frustration. To have done everything you possibly can and then be stuck.
I found WS a few years ago because of a case where there were two young boys (18-ish) who went to a rock concert and drove home that night. They never made it. People searched, public search, searches EVERYWHERE and not one trace of them. It had been raining heavily that evening when they were driving home. It ended up they took a wrong turn and drove into the lake, they thought the boat ramp was a road and just drove right in. I'm not sure why they couldn't make it out of the car but because of the heavy rains, the lake was flooded and they didn't find them until weeks later when the lake level dropped. Because Lisa was trying to find a lake, I just worry this is one of the things that could have happened to her. There hasn't been any further activity on bank accounts, her phone is dead, no social media, nothing. Why hasn't her car been seen????
Best friends Cody & Ben. Oh yes, I remember very well. Absolutely heartbreaking.
While I think entering water and being submerged could be a factor since water tables are high, I haven't viewed Goggle Earth to see if any of the lakes from the area have access the way the Oklahoma lake did that Cody & Ben tragically ended up in. I feel that the curves and cliffs play more of a factor in Lisa's case, as does the desert itself. Without being able to follow a ping pattern or camera surveillance spottings, there's no way to know which way she went to begin searching. Deep in my gut, I feel that she went south out of Palmdale.
Can you remind me what time the voicemail message was sent? Maybe if we guesstimate how far she could have gotten in ANY direction based on that window of time, we can form a radius and search more intricately. Just a thought.
The family did ask me to pass this on:
The butt dial
Isn't as easily traceable because that was "call" using FB messenger. She used messenger to communicate with her cousin that like at the lake. That info doesn't show up with the regular cell info from her carrier.
Me: The last for sure ping was 11:50pm and I think I remember reading butt dial was 12:30AM. So that's quite a bit of time in between the last KNOWN/VERIFIED ping and her "butt dial"
Why would that gas station guy lie about speaking with her?
I agree, and also feel the Messenger voicemail call was intentional.
I have no idea why either sheriff department won't release the records. Seems like the county entity would have jurisdiction, especially knowing she came from Fillmore and we have no proof she was really IN Palmdale or if her phone just pinged off a tower. Why does that matter? This lady could die if we don't find her. Why don't they care about that factor?