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I took a screenshot this morning at that same property. It looks like a car is there now when there wasn't before. Correct me if I'm wrong. I posted it on my reddit. Link is below.
https://www.reddit.com/user/Musiclo...ility_car_near_water/?st=JDUYBIPL&sh=26760f7c
LINWOOD, Kan. (AP) A retired Kansas Bureau of Investigation special agent says he believes a teenager who disappeared nearly 30 years ago died after driving into a creek.
From the articleKansas investigator: Missing teen’s car went into creek
http://salinapost.com/2018/04/09/kansas-investigator-missing-teens-car-went-into-creek/
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The creek was searched, but Dennis fears the car was swept too far downstream to be found.
From the article
How can it be too far downstream to be found? Is there a black hole? I guess I would have to see the terrain in order ot understand how it could be too far downstream unless it was washed out to sea or into a bigger body of water. Is that what his meaning is? Anyone know?
I agree, Alleykins, sounds strange... There's not an ocean anywhere near Kansas, AFAIK...
What got me confused about this theory-- WHY would they refuse to release documents to his parents if LE believed he was in a car accident in a creek?
Makes no sense, IMO.
I thought about that. I'm thinking since Randy's fate is unknown that there may be information that may or may not pertain to his disappearance that investigators don't want known. Let's say Randy's disappearance was a tragic accident and he did end up in a body of water and it turned out none of the information applied to his case, then none of the information would be of use to them and they'd have no right to it. Not sure if that makes sense, but it did in my head, lol.
I think the creek might empty into the Missouri and thus possibly to the Mississippi and possibly thus to the Gulf etc.?From the article
How can it be too far downstream to be found? Is there a black hole? I guess I would have to see the terrain in order ot understand how it could be too far downstream unless it was washed out to sea or into a bigger body of water. Is that what his meaning is? Anyone know?
When they refuse to release documents in cases like this I wonder if maybe the reason is because the family who wants the info were suspects at one time in LE's notes. Not that I think they are still suspects, but it would be another reason to explain why the judge wouldn't release the info without the case being closed. Still, it seems like they could just heavily redact everything and release something. IDK.
I agree, Alleykins, sounds strange... There's not an ocean anywhere near Kansas, AFAIK...
What got me confused about this theory-- WHY would they refuse to release documents to his parents if LE believed he was in a car accident in a creek?
Makes no sense, IMO.