Found Deceased NC - Hania Noelia Aguilar, 13, abducted, Lumberton, 5 Nov 2018 #3

[Uhhhhh23]

The body has been removed from the scene and is on the way to the state crime lab in Raleigh according to WBTW NEWS 13

 

[meinmyrtlebeach]

So if the FBI was earlier last week asking for video surveillance for THIS EXACT ROAD, what does that say? Did they have an indication that something may have taken place here? Was it simply a case of this road was on a direct route from her home to where the car was found? I can't see that being the case as there are lots of other roads on that route. What was it about THIS road that made them specifically name it(and a couple others) that they wanted video or info from?

Makes me think they knew something more than simply fishing for tips on a random road. Weird!

 

[tmar]

It’s going to be a sleepless night.

We may not know tomorrow either, unless there is ID that is definite right away.

 

[meinmyrtlebeach]

Just thinking out loud...I wonder if in light of the shoes info that was released...

Perhaps those shoes were found, or maybe just one of them on this exact road a few days ago, and then today a body was found?

The timeline of the shoes info coming out, and now this, backstopped against the fact they were specifically asking for info/video from this road makes this very sad....

 

[meinmyrtlebeach]

I hate typing it, but would a body decomp THAT much in 3 weeks in cooler weather to where you couldn't identify it to a reasonable certainty? At first I figured someone could easily recognized her clothes, but then realized that would only be the case if that body were put there immediately. If she were kept alive for a period of days or whatever, then possibly the clothes are different so that's of no use.

 

[PommyMommy]

FBI: Body found during search for missing NC 13-year-old Hania Aguilar sent to crime lab to be identified
The FBI said there is no time frame for when a positive identification will be made.

“As you can imagine this is a very difficult time for Hania’s family as they wait to hear if the body we found today is their loved one," the FBI said in the press release. "Out of respect for the family, we ask you not to contact them. They ask for privacy and prayers.”

 

[Eat A Peach]

JMO. Here in Virginia, at the moment, it is not unexpected to drive down the road and see deer that have been hit and dead in the ditch. Even in our cities. They also get hit and run wherever to die. Plus it’s hunting season here and I’m assuming hunting season there. Not sure how rural the area is, but at this time of year, unpleasant smells aren’t unexpected. I sincerely hope LE has the murderer in custody! May she be at peace.

 

[tmar]

There is a map at the following wral tv news link which shows where she was kidnapped, where the suv was found and where the unidentified body was found:

Authorities locate unidentified body during search for Hania Aguilar :: WRAL.com

What distance would the site of the unidentified body found, be from Hania's home?

 

[3rdEyeGypsy]

I tried to quote you 3rdEyeGypsy but it wouldn't let me. Your distance tells me this was about her and not the car at all. What would he have needed the car for 8 miles and then put her further down the road. Who knows if he put her there first and back tracked. Either way, this was not for a ride/car it was for her. IMO

I agree, the plan was for her. Heartbreaking

 

[cluciano63]

I hate typing it, but would a body decomp THAT much in 3 weeks in cooler weather to where you couldn't identify it to a reasonable certainty? At first I figured someone could easily recognized her clothes, but then realized that would only be the case if that body were put there immediately. If she were kept alive for a period of days or whatever, then possibly the clothes are different so that's of no use.

I am sure they do know...but need confirmation via DNA etc

 

[2Hope4]

Wonder why it took so many hours to remove her body?

 

[CuriousMaine]

What distance would the site of the unidentified body found, be from Hania's home?

20 mins.,12 miles: Google Maps

 

[Eat A Peach]

I hate typing it, but would a body decomp THAT much in 3 weeks in cooler weather to where you couldn't identify it to a reasonable certainty? At first I figured someone could easily recognized her clothes, but then realized that would only be the case if that body were put there immediately. If she were kept alive for a period of days or whatever, then possibly the clothes are different so that's of no use.

I’ll flip your question a bit. It’s going to be how much evidence has been washed away from the heavy and multiple rain events?

 

[Jcravenc1]

I hate typing it, but would a body decomp THAT much in 3 weeks in cooler weather to where you couldn't identify it to a reasonable certainty? At first I figured someone could easily recognized her clothes, but then realized that would only be the case if that body were put there immediately. If she were kept alive for a period of days or whatever, then possibly the clothes are different so that's of no use.

Depending on multiple factors, a body can decompose rather quickly. Especially the soft tissue and flesh.

 

[PommyMommy]

I hate typing it, but would a body decomp THAT much in 3 weeks in cooler weather to where you couldn't identify it to a reasonable certainty? At first I figured someone could easily recognized her clothes, but then realized that would only be the case if that body were put there immediately. If she were kept alive for a period of days or whatever, then possibly the clothes are different so that's of no use.

Yes.

 

[Jo in Calif]

I hate typing it, but would a body decomp THAT much in 3 weeks in cooler weather to where you couldn't identify it to a reasonable certainty? At first I figured someone could easily recognized her clothes, but then realized that would only be the case if that body were put there immediately. If she were kept alive for a period of days or whatever, then possibly the clothes are different so that's of no use.

We don't even know if the body was clothed.

 

[OTPTarheel2018]

Wonder why it took so many hours to remove her body?

Body found at 4:45 pm
Sunset 5:06 today.

Had to get LE and CS techs and possibly lights to area. Probably not many street lights there.
Takes time to process a scene.

JMO

 

[allboys]

Wonder why it took so many hours to remove her body?

The resident speaking in the Facebook live interview mentioned that there was a well in the area where LE was working. However, I imagine no matter where the location of the body, much time has to be taken in order to process a scene properly before removing the body.

 

[tmar]

20 mins.,12 miles: Google Maps

Thanks.

 

[Neese68]

I just hope the body that's been found (IF it's Hania)
was in a wooded area or tall grassy area rather than a pond or body of water. I feel sure that tons of ponds or other bodies of water were searched because those are obvious spots to dump a body to get rid of DNA from the psycho murderer. A body not found in water would hopefully mean less decomp and more DNA to convict the . I hope we also find out about "early morning walker dude either smoking a cigarette...looking at a cell phone...etc etc" If it turns out to be him...then we all watched a video of a killer and I will have nightmares about him. JMO