'Likely been discussed previously but... is the Deer Creek water level high enough for canoeing, and would this be a common activity this time of year??
It is a bit early for that and I've not seen anyone on the water yet this year.
'Likely been discussed previously but... is the Deer Creek water level high enough for canoeing, and would this be a common activity this time of year??
I thought the same thing, but I was making the map using things I could verify. The picture on twitter is definitely taken perpendicular to the river and the bridge is clearly there so I agree about the location of the picture being taken. To be honest, it makes more sense to me that would be the crime scene as people tend to move in the path of least resistance and that would be downhill from the cemetery and the first area that is near the creek that flattens out . I used the map I found online as reference http://media.theindychannel.com/pho...ana_1487105230027_55132209_ver1.0_640_480.png although it would seem like a much more difficult path to take. Perhaps the channel 6 map is inaccurate.Hi Bob, welcome to WS. Great maps![]()
I'm cathing up from overnight. I added where I believe the crime scene to be (blue circle) hope you don't mind. I think the crime scene tape covers a large area but I posted a tweet on the last thread from a reporter who is standing around where the bodies were found, he shows you can see the bridge through the trees. The blue circle IMO is about where he is standing
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Here is the tweet
[video=twitter;832294869016178689]https://twitter.com/VanwykWTHR/status/832294869016178689[/video]
It is a bit early for that and I've not seen anyone on the water yet this year.
I don't know if you're kidding or not, but a teenager with a sniper rifle would probably not go unnoticed.
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just slightly off topic but I cant help but think about it. For those who have kids/girls this age (as I have a 14 y/o girl in 8th grade), the app Life 360 *could be* very helpful in situations like this. My dd has this, & while these things with GPS are not always perfect, I feel it would have been useful when they didn't show up at the designated time.
I am not saying anything negative towards the families, just want to inform for future reference to parents reading these threads.
I think find my iPhone locates the spot if the phone is on, but this app would show the last place it was on, & the path it took to that last place it was on.
That being said, I have found my dds phone to be very accurate at times, & not so at other times.....either way it has been helpful in letting me 'let go' a little while letting her have some adventures with friends.
I think the perp was someone they knew. Whether it was a planned meeting, or opportunistic....jury is still deliberating
Their phone would show direction of travel and speed. This would tell LEOs if and when they started running or stopped running.
just slightly off topic but I cant help but think about it. For those who have kids/girls this age (as I have a 14 y/o girl in 8th grade), the app Life 360 *could be* very helpful in situations like this. My dd has this, & while these things with GPS are not always perfect, I feel it would have been useful when they didn't show up at the designated time.
I am not saying anything negative towards the families, just want to inform for future reference to parents reading these threads.
I think find my iPhone locates the spot if the phone is on, but this app would show the last place it was on, & the path it took to that last place it was on.
That being said, I have found my dds phone to be very accurate at times, & not so at other times.....either way it has been helpful in letting me 'let go' a little while letting her have some adventures with friends.
I think the perp was someone they knew. Whether it was a planned meeting, or opportunistic....jury is still deliberating
It would tell LEO once they had access/potentially found their phones? or could they tell that with access to their accounts while looking for them? Do all brands do this? which we, the public, don't know which brand of phone they had...though it does seem the majority of kids have some version of iPhone
I was just referring to (for example), if my dd was late to pick up I would be looking at the app to see where she was in relation to where she was supposed to be. It states whether phone is moving or not (ie: when they are on the bus going to school, or yesterday as she was walking in town from a trail towards McDonalds)
I keep thinking how it *may have* been helpful that very first night....then decided to post it more as a PSA to WSers if they have younger kids & weren't aware of this app
I've thought about an ATV as a way to get the girls to go along for a ride, but it is risky on private property. There would be noise and tracks to follow as well, I'd guess.What if the man had a motorcycle.
Has anyone else seen this in the Snapchat photo...![]()
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I saw that picture. I've seen the zoomed out version it's just a tree.
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It would tell LEO once they had access/potentially found their phones? or could they tell that with access to their accounts while looking for them? Do all brands do this? which we, the public, don't know which brand of phone they had...though it does seem the majority of kids have some version of iPhone
I was just referring to (for example), if my dd was late to pick up I would be looking at the app to see where she was in relation to where she was supposed to be. It states whether phone is moving or not (ie: when they are on the bus going to school, or yesterday as she was walking in town from a trail towards McDonalds)
I keep thinking how it *may have* been helpful that very first night....then decided to post it more as a PSA to WSers if they have younger kids & weren't aware of this app
Has anyone else seen this in the Snapchat photo...![]()
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"Were their phones used for texting, calls or anything else?"
we're not sure if they have their cells. LE hasn't stated.
On the POI pic? In the zoomed out version there is nothing there.Looks like more than just a tree to me.
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