Their FB page features one post on LH and about twenty pictures of guns and ammo they've confiscated from recent traffic stops. I would guess if you're a smart criminal (an oxymoron?) you'd probably want to avoid driving through Emeryville on your trips between Oakland and Berkeley.I don't think that EPD has anything that is exactly high priority. I lived in Emeryville for 10 years and was not impressed during that time in some dealings with the PD there. Just my take ...
Yep, that's super bizarre. If I was in her position, I think I'd be quiet starting a couple days ago. She comes off as either guilty or just selfish...hard to tell.And another interesting post on the FB page.
The story is they went out on the neighbours boat. He didn't make it back to his boat.Question:
Whose boat did they take out? Lucas’s or the neighbor’s?
I was under the impression it was the neighbor’s boat as well until I read the new info.The story is they went out on the neighbours boat. He didn't make it back to his boat.
My guess is the neighbour brought it back to his boat afterwards (but then he'd have to notice he was missing.... so.)what lucas might have had with him — FINDING LUCAS
Then I read this following bit of new info:
The police confirmed that he spent money at the gas tank in the Marina prior to Lucas and the neighbor heading out in the boat. Therefore Lucas should have had a credit card on him when he went out in the boat. As far as we are aware, there was no credit card returned to Lucas’ boat in his sweatshirt pocket so he could have this credit card with him.
Found it funny that the detective was saying there are too many armchair detectives calling in and that it was counterproductive. He recommended removing the "KKF side of the story" page. That page was removed but a page called "help us crack the case" was added. I don't think that is what the detective was hoping for.I hadn't seen this posted. An update from KKF after talking to LE
call notes - kk's call with detective mayorga (feb 6, 2021 - 3pm PST) — FINDING LUCAS
Found it funny that the detective was saying there are too many armchair detectives calling in and that it was counterproductive. He recommended removing the "KKF side of the story" page. That page was removed but a page called "help us crack the case" was added. I don't think that is what the detective was hoping for.
Thank you for giving us an insight into who Lucas is . Knowing someones 'layers ' often gives a better picture of who the missing person is .Thanks so much, it's a very difficult time right now.
So now we’re supposed to believe that he took off his sweatshirt before jumping into the water but NOT his running shoes? And how did his phone wind up on his boat if it was in the pocket of his sweatshirt when he removed it? They said he wasn’t seen on the camera footage at the marina and there’s no other indication that he ever returned to his boat after his icy late night dip in the bay. Two plus two apparently equals twelve in this case.what lucas might have had with him — FINDING LUCAS
His cell phone was at his boat (the neighbor said it was in his sweatshirt pocket which Lucas took off when he jumped into the water) and is currently with the police. They were able to crack into the phone and have been investigating it for clues. There have been a few people that have seen Lucas pop up as active on various platforms (LinkedIn, etc) - the police have told me this is most likely due to them playing around with his phone and it kicking off signals.
Question:
Whose boat did they take out? Lucas’s or the neighbor’s?
So now we’re supposed to believe that he took off his sweatshirt before jumping into the water but NOT his running shoes? And how did his phone wind up on his boat if it was in the pocket of his sweatshirt when he removed it? They said he wasn’t seen on the camera footage at the marina and there’s no other indication that he ever returned to his boat after his icy late night dip in the bay. Two plus two apparently equals twelve in this case.