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I saw that on the news last night. Glad that she has these wonderful neighbors to look out for her. If they could only find her.Nearly two dozen longtime friends and neighbors of 65-year-old Susan Mauldin gathered at the missing woman’s home Sunday to say they are still hoping to learn what happened to her.
Mauldin’s husband passed away years ago and she has no relatives in the U.S. Her friends say they are all she has.
Friends of Fleming Island woman missing nearly 3 months want answers
Yes, north Florida ships it's trash out. GA makes money accepting it. Not much land left here.Hopefully, Binderim gave them a tip or phone pings, sightings, etc led them to this landfill. So sad. So he apparently moved as far away from Clay County, Florida as he could. It's been so long that I hope they can find her.
"The Chesser Island Road Landfill [in Georgia] is where Clay County Sheriff’s Office detectives found the body of 7-year-old Somer Thompson in 2009. It’s also where the Nassau County Sheriff’s Office searched for the body of Joleen Cummings in 2018 without success."
I wonder why that location is so popular. Is it because it is in a very rural, so unpopulated, area and not monitored or do a lot of these perps just know Georgia better? Weird. I can't imagine Florida using a Georgia landfill but I guess anything is possible.
FBI searching landfill in connection with Clay County woman’s disappearance
First Coast News reports the body of Susan Mauldin was in fact located Wednesday along with other items of interest. If I knew how to link the local news article I would.
So very sad.
thank youCopy paste could be a possibility
Sources: Missing Clay County woman’s remains found in landfill search
It's not like people are taking bodies to the landfill, they're putting them in the trash and they make their way there. We should be appreciative of that particular landfill for having whatever systems in place that even make it possible for bodies to be found versus the landfills where bodies have never been found.That landfill needs a security guard at a minimum. More than one murdered person has been found there.
I agree but it would be cost prohibitive, unfortunately. However, I certainly hope LE is familiar enough with trash pick ups, landfill processes, local dumps in their jurisdictions to have a process in place for discovery when a body is missing. LE restricting, or halting trash pick up schedules immediately after a murder, could prevent bodies from ending up there. It would be hard to know when to make that call tho.That landfill needs a security guard at a minimum. More than one murdered person has been found there.