According to the article I read, the call came in just before midnightDo we have a timeline for that evening?
I’ve seen several different versions of when they left the apartment.
Was it 7:30om? Or 9:45pm?
Bought $21 of items at the mini-mart at 10:45pm?
Call regarding a car crash time?
I don't think I have read anything about skid marks or the accident itself so far - great point. I'm thinking there is more to this than a crash in the woods....that led to the deaths.This may have been addressed... And I missed it...
But...
has it been reported there were skid marks (indicating a sudden awareness of the danger ahead)...
or, on the other hand, was there NO evidence of skid marks indicating a desire to go pell mell into a dangerous (even deadly) situation...
Or perhaps a full non-awareness of a wall, etc. ...
I hope this makes sense...
I guess what I am wondering if there was any indication that this could have been suicide/murder by car crash as opposed to a devastating error in decision/choice?
Just thinking out loud here...
Just how hidden was the car, to sit there for two weeks without being seen?
I don't think I have read anything about skid marks or the accident itself so far - great point. I'm thinking there is more to this than a crash in the woods....that led to the deaths.
JMO
I have been following this case and saw this post on fb today - I am not the author. I am attaching the screenshot. It truly makes the most sense to me.
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Also, the evening they went missing there was a pretty big storm. It was very windy and rainy.
We are also having a lot more wildlife sightings-- coyotes, alligators, etc since the stay at home order. Maybe this contributed to the accident?
Another thing to take into consideration is that we have frequent boom sounds. There is no explanation to these loud booms but sometimes we hear these loud booms for no reason. They are referred as: Seneca Guns. Read about them here: What's That Sound? The Seneca Guns - Island Life NC
Perhaps the 911 caller was second guessing themselves and LE chalked it up to thunder or the Seneca guns? I have no idea but if you don't live here you would never even think of this.
You need to see the video from this morning taken at the crash site. I cant reference here b/c it's social media. There are not skid marks b/c car went airborne and landed against a tree. Plenty of car parts left. Car was going at high rate of speed but maybe not 100 mph.WOW, those pics tell quite a different story than what has been reported and help dispel several mysteries about the crash, such as doubts about speed, no broken car parts on the scene, etc.
My thinking based on social media sleuthing...This may have been addressed... And I missed it...
But...
has it been reported there were skid marks (indicating a sudden awareness of the danger ahead)...
or, on the other hand, was there NO evidence of skid marks indicating a desire to go pell mell into a dangerous (even deadly) situation...
Or perhaps a full non-awareness of a wall, etc. ...
I hope this makes sense...
I guess what I am wondering if there was any indication that this could have been suicide/murder by car crash as opposed to a devastating error in decision/choice?
Just thinking out loud here...
I have been following this case and saw this post on fb today - I am not the author. I am attaching the screenshot. It truly makes the most sense to me.
Imgur
Also, the evening they went missing there was a pretty big storm. It was very windy and rainy.
We are also having a lot more wildlife sightings-- coyotes, alligators, etc since the stay at home order. Maybe this contributed to the accident?
Another thing to take into consideration is that we have frequent boom sounds. There is no explanation to these loud booms but sometimes we hear these loud booms for no reason. They are referred as: Seneca Guns. Read about them here: What's That Sound? The Seneca Guns - Island Life NC
Perhaps the 911 caller was second guessing themselves and LE chalked it up to thunder or the Seneca guns? I have no idea but if you don't live here you would never even think of this.
Great post. I for one, do not blame LE for not finding them immediately, I don't blame the caller for not looking more. This was a tragic accident.I have been following this case and saw this post on fb today - I am not the author. I am attaching the screenshot. It truly makes the most sense to me.
Imgur
Also, the evening they went missing there was a pretty big storm. It was very windy and rainy.
We are also having a lot more wildlife sightings-- coyotes, alligators, etc since the stay at home order. Maybe this contributed to the accident?
Another thing to take into consideration is that we have frequent boom sounds. There is no explanation to these loud booms but sometimes we hear these loud booms for no reason. They are referred as: Seneca Guns. Read about them here: What's That Sound? The Seneca Guns - Island Life NC
Perhaps the 911 caller was second guessing themselves and LE chalked it up to thunder or the Seneca guns? I have no idea but if you don't live here you would never even think of this.
From the photos it looks like the car entered the brush and just kept going forward and the brush closed behind the car, concealing it from view.IMO, just the fact that there are absolutely no brake tire marks tells me that the brakes were never used. If you were traveling very fast on Independence Blvd, River Rd. would appear suddenly.Just how hidden was the car, to sit there for two weeks without being seen?
Agree -- this may not have been an accident, but how could anyone or any investigation prove accident vs. purposeful with no brake marks?I agree with your thinking. Also, if the brakes were used it would have left marks on the highway and since LE and EMTs and Firemen could not find the car that tells me that there were no marks on the highway.
Yes, that huge Cypress tree would be like hitting a brick wall. I imagine that the car parts are at the tree location and not visible from the street.My thinking based on social media sleuthing...
No skids marks. Only a mark on the curb where the car hit and went airborne.
Impaired driving could be a factor based on court records of DWI and beer in hand
No marks on wall, straight shot, high rate of speed, airborne into woods landing against tree with a thud or boom