Lyanna
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<modsnip: Quoted post was removed> He’s a former national park search and rescue officer. He knows how the operation works. If he wanted to hide a body and keep it from ever being discovered he would have adequate expertise in doing so.
JMO
I find it odd that he immediately assumed she would be found deceased.“I had never walked it myself,” he said.
But the former national park search and rescue officer has extensive experience tracking down missing people.
“I told my stepdaughter, I said look, she’s not going to be laying out in the open,” he said, “She's going to be tucked away.”
“I just kept seeing tunnels in my mind, I don’t know why, I just kept seeing tunnels,” he said.
Gabriszeski’s stepdaughter located the body in about an hour. They say the deadly discovery was made in a tunnel drain, not far from the trail’s Williams Street entrance.
“When I saw the tunnels, I got chills,” said Gabriszeski.
“I saw a terrible mess,” he said, “There's not going to be an open casket. I can guarantee you that.”
“A rock or a baseball bat,” he said, “And I didn't see any baseball diamonds. I did see big rocks. And my daughter said that there was a big rock down there that was all caked in blood.”
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'She was laying on her back, fully naked, and she had brutal head trauma...it looked like her head had been smashed in with a rock.
Missing Rachel Morin 'was found naked with her face smashed in'
Speaking to DailyMail.com, Michael Gabriszeski said missing mom Rachel Morin was 'fully naked' with apparent 'brutal head trauma' when he found her body in Bel Air, Maryland on Sunday.www.dailymail.co.uk
HAHA, thank you! The truth is out there, but so are lies.Great post. I strongly believe this was a crime of opportunity. In addition to the factors you mention about personal safety, I think there is now such a strong interest in true crime that people want bragging rights for feeling like they have "solved" a case. There's a guy repeatedly posting comments on the official FB page of the police telling them to look at and interview the boyfriend.
Gee thanks, Sherlock Holmes, I'm sure the police would never have thought of that without your brilliant help!
P.S. Great username. Care for a cigarette?
I don’t believe he’s involved. He’s a former national park search and rescue officer. He knows how the operation works. If he wanted to hide a body and keep it from ever being discovered he would have adequate expertise in doing so.
JMO
just read it. IMOHome
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Interesting. I wonder if this individual is actually enrolled in and/or claimed by a Native American tribe...or is he what some might refer to as a "Pretendian"? I only ask because this individual does not appear super credible to me...and someone more educated please correct me here...but my understanding of Native American Trackers (aka Shadow Wolves) is that the tribes that have passed down this skill/tool to their members are generally located in the southwest US and plains states (not Maryland)...and also that there are very few of them...like probably less than 1,000 in the US.In an interview with DailyMail.com, Gabriszeski, a Native American tracker, said the pair had decided to check two drainage tunnels on the trail in Hartford County after noticing 'disturbances' on the ground close to the track where the fitness buff had taken a walk that night.