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http://www.norwichbulletin.com/news/20170101/still-no-word-on-missing-sterling-18-year-oldAllen was last reportedly seen the afternoon of Dec. 26 in the Oneco area of town on a Honda XR100 dirt bike without a working headlight, state police said. State police said the last communication from Allen came that same day when he texted his girlfriend to say he'd fallen off his bike and hurt his leg.
that story may be wrong, i dont think they have any witness that saw him in oneco.
re: the cell ping/s - there are potentially many towers in range, i wish i understood more completely how the process works tho, maybe i have a project for tonight now hehe
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http://turnto10.com/news/local/authorities-continue-search-for-missing-teen-12-30-2016While authorities were mum on details, they said they are now searching South Killingly towards the Rhode Island state line. They deployed K-9 Search and Rescue teams, as well as the state police helicopter.
We really need to know his cell service provider to narrow any possibilities down.
http://wtnh.com/2016/12/29/search-continues-for-sterling-teen-missing-in-woods/She says this leaves many unanswered questions. Police have been unable to track TJ through his cell phone which is a flip phone. He was last seen wearing a black helmet, camouflage sweatshirt, and jeans.
http://wtnh.com/2016/12/29/search-continues-for-sterling-teen-missing-in-woods/Rogers is helping organize a candlelight vigil at Sterling Town Hall Thursday night at 7:00. She expects hundreds to turn up because so many have turned out to ‘Search for TJ’ which is also a public Facebook page with more than 5,700 members and growing.
Would a burner phone be a flip phone?I wonder if he could have been using a prepaid cell? This says his phone was a "flip phone":
http://wtnh.com/2016/12/29/search-continues-for-sterling-teen-missing-in-woods/
I don't know any teens who carry flip phones...I thought only old people like me use them.
I'll admit I'm not an outoorsy person in the sense I don't hunt, fish, ride ATVs or dirtbikes, etc. - but is it normal for someone who is going out in the woods on the trails to wear camouflage? I would think it might be a little dangerous.
Would a burner phone be a flip phone?
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"They did get a ping on his cellphone, a location, but it was kind of erratic where it was at," Sterling Fire Chief Brian Glaude said. "It went dead. They weren't able to get any more information on it."
The Department of Energy and Environmental Protection with Sterling Fire Department, South Killingly Fire Department, Plainfield Police Department, Rhode Island police departments as well as Connecticut State Police Aviation Unit – Trooper One were searching the area. The Connecticut State Police K-9s were searching a specific area, which was separate from the ATVs, so as not to disturb any scent.
He just graduated from Ellis Tech this year and wants to be a welder.
Dirtbikes are very loud. It would take a hunter who is either deaf or extremely careless to shoot someone on a dirtbike accidentally because they were wearing camo.It's hunting season right now. Not a very bright idea at all.
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Dirtbikes are very loud. It would take a hunter who is either deaf or extremely careless to shoot someone on a dirtbike accidentally because they were wearing camo.
http://fox61.com/2016/12/29/hundred...ce-to-search-woods-for-missing-sterling-teen/Many of the volunteers helping with the search coordinated through Facebook, posting on a group page "Search for T.J." There, friends and loved ones have been posting words of encouragement, along with praise for the way the community has come together in this search effort. Other posts include instructions on where they should focus the search, as well as an interactive map people can use to track areas that have been searched to be more efficient.
One of those posts said:
Today make Carbuncle Pond the #1 priority. For those familiar with topographic maps take a look at this one and find the highest point of the surrounding area of Carbuncle Pond and start there. Even during light bring a flashlight. Check crevices very very carefully. Check in wet and muddy places. These places on the map circled in red are hot points. Check them carefully. Go to areas where teens would hang out. He may not be able to move or talk so look vigilantly. He is also wearing a camp shirt. Look as he may be using a tree, log, or leaves as a heat source and he will be near water also used as a hydration source. Check at the bottom of steep hills where it is muddy and full of dirt and where he may have slipped or fallen and landed there. Also the lake off of Lewis Farm Road there is a trail where there is a fallen tree and big rocks and a very steep hill. Check there very closely. Take all these into consideration and he will be found. May everyone stay safe.
A burner would absolutely be a flip phone.
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Dirtbikes are very loud. It would take a hunter who is either deaf or extremely careless to shoot someone on a dirtbike accidentally because they were wearing camo.