CA Christina Murphy, nurse missing from Kern County

[cocomod]

WATCH: Friends of missing woman call in dive team to search vehicle submerged in Kern River near Lake Isabella​

WATCH: Friends of missing woman call in dive team to search vehicle submerged in Kern River near Lake Isabella

Friends of Christina Murphy called in a private dive team known for solving cold cases to help them learn more about a submerged vehicle they believe is Murphy's

www.turnto23.com

 

[cocomod]

She has been missing over 50 days (since July 22). Her friends called in AWP and they found her car. The police came, but said it was too dangerous to pull it out. Her friends and family are very distraught.

 

[truthfinder2019]

I had to stop watching because it is too upsetting. I don’t get it, she is probably in there and family is waiting, where is LE ?! Or have I misunderstood??

 

[Knox]

I understand her friends are upset, that would be terrible to know your friend was inside that submerged vehicle. But I also understand KCSO position as well, it’s simply too dangerous to remove the vehicle at current flows. Sad situation.

 

[cocomod]

I had to stop watching because it is too upsetting. I don’t get it, she is probably in there and family is waiting, where is LE ?! Or have I misunderstood??

LE came out to the scene, stayed for 4 hours, left without talking to AWP. They say it is too dangerous, but AWP dove to the car in less than 10 minutes. AWP is beyond frustrated because LE also won't give them permission to pull the car out themselves. They were all set to hook up the car for LE, but LE just left the scene without even looking at the video footage they had of the car.

 

[Jo in Calif]

LAKE ISABELLA, Calif. (KERO) — After a viral video claimed law enforcement wasn't doing enough to remove a submerged vehicle owned by missing person Christina Murphy, many residents reached out to 23ABC saying they believed the situation was unjust. However, a life-long friend and two family members of Murphy say that video didn't tell the full story - and has brought them more pain.

Friend of Christina Murphy says viral video by Adventures with Purpose has brought family more pain

Alisha Ernst has been friends with Christina Murphy for 26 years. She says a video by private dive team Adventures with Purpose did not tell the full story and featured inaccuracies.

www.turnto23.com

 

[Knox]

LAKE ISABELLA, Calif. (KERO) — After a viral video claimed law enforcement wasn't doing enough to remove a submerged vehicle owned by missing person Christina Murphy, many residents reached out to 23ABC saying they believed the situation was unjust. However, a life-long friend and two family members of Murphy say that video didn't tell the full story - and has brought them more pain.

Friend of Christina Murphy says viral video by Adventures with Purpose has brought family more pain

Alisha Ernst has been friends with Christina Murphy for 26 years. She says a video by private dive team Adventures with Purpose did not tell the full story and featured inaccuracies.

www.turnto23.com

Oh wow, thank you for posting this article. I didn’t watch the AWP video. I don’t watch anything with JL in it, this story just cements my opinion of him.

My thoughts are with Christina’s kids.

 

[deadfoot13]

Oh wow, thank you for posting this article. I didn’t watch the AWP video. I don’t watch anything with JL in it, this story just cements my opinion of him.

My thoughts are with Christina’s kids.

Exactly. I don't think he waited quite long enough for people to forget just what a rat *advertiser censored* he really is.

 

[imstilla.grandma]

On September 14, the KCSO said water conditions improved and SAR teams could attempt a recovery of the submerged vehicle in the Kern River.

However, the water was still too fast for divers to safely recover the vehicle. SAR teams then used a boat to access the vehicle.

Nobody was located inside. Deputies determined the vehicle belonged to a Christina Murphy who was reported missing on July

Investigation continues after vehicle of missing nurse located in Kern River

Search and Rescue Teams divers with the Kern County Sheriff’s Office confirmed a car in the Kern River belonged to a missing Riverside nurse.

www.bakersfieldnow.com

 

[Knox]

Interesting, so does that mean Christina’s body is somewhere in the Kern River undiscovered as yet?

 

[BeginnerSleuther]

Interesting, so does that mean Christina’s body is somewhere in the Kern River undiscovered as yet?

Most likely, but can we rule out the possibility that she got out and is missing? Is the belief that she drove into the river by accident or that she crashed and rolled into the river or something? I'm ignorant on this. Is it due to the pressure that all the windows blew out and if so, why do we find so many bodies in the actual vehicles? I would think the current would carry bodies away if that's typical.

 

[Knox]

Most likely, but can we rule out the possibility that she got out and is missing? Is the belief that she drove into the river by accident or that she crashed and rolled into the river or something? I'm ignorant on this. Is it due to the pressure that all the windows blew out and if so, why do we find so many bodies in the actual vehicles? I would think the current would carry bodies away if that's typical.

Read the article in post #6 for background info.

 

[BeginnerSleuther]

Read the article in post #6 for background info.

I did, but I'm still confused. It makes it sound like it was an accident, then car ended up in the river. If it was an accident, where was the accident and how did it not stop momentum of the car going forward? I'm having trouble picturing exactly what happened.

 

[truthfinder2019]

I am not an expert by any means, but in most cases of people disappered due to a car accident falling in a river or lake, the bodies were still inside the car when found even years later. Sth is strange here