Yes, I realize that. I was just saying that if you’re looking for someone in a parking lot full of trucks, it definitely makes it easier to find them. Or if you happen to be on the side of the road by a stop sign waiting for a certain person to come along……..
That big sign on the front of the livestock trailer would be a dead give away if someone was looking for a specific truck. Cattle hauler's, more commonly refereed by other truckers as "Bull Hauler", refer to that sign as a "Porch Light". Some more trivia for you all, the trailers are refereed to as "Bull Racks" The signs are lit up when the truck lights are on.
So is the “porch light” typically the last name of the person who owns the trailer, or can it be anything? I’ve noticed them before but never paid much attention I guess.
So very true, that bodies are often missed, and frequently it’s because they’re in dense underbrush and aren’t discovered until the leaves fall off, which doesn't match the geography out there. I do wonder if Jake’s team covered the same immediate square mile or so around the truck that LE searched at first. All it takes is for a searcher to sneeze or look the other way and they’ve walked right by something. We are all human.
I'd assume the friend didnt know it was his truck until she found out the news that he was missing and where it was found. Then he/she probably realized that was the area where they had seen one and almost collided with...putting two and two together after the fact as opposed to knowing it was his and not checking in on him or his wife to alert her.
Me too
I was agreeing with you. Which is why I’m curious if Jake’s team double checked the initial immediate search area at all.
Where are we getting 330 AM from?
I kind of doubt it, my understanding is that no one is actually walking through these fields, there just isn't a way to cover this. It would be very easy to miss a body from an ATV or a drone search in these fields.
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I recall a victim of self-harm who was missed because she was in a tree and the searchers were looking on the ground. jmo
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Yeah… I do recall they said the LE searches initially consisted of humans, dogs, air searches and drones. Someone posted that Jake’s drone folks were using heat technology and of course that doesn’t help if someone is deceased and it’s cold out. I’d like to think they also used regular drones with really good HD imaging, forget heat sensing.I kind of doubt it, my understanding is that no one is actually walking through these fields, there just isn't a way to cover this. It would be very easy to miss a body from an ATV or a drone search in these fields.
I'm not criticizing the search, just questioning the calling it through and scouring and pointing out he could be any way close or far and not be found.
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This is the time that Sarah Schultz gave when talking about how long David’s truck had been parked in the middle of the road.
