justme11
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Wait! What? I did too then. I swear there's a 7 in the second group.
Found Deceased NV - Naomi Irion 18, kidnapped from pkg lot, car fnd, Fernley, 12 Mar 2022 #2 *Arrest*
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Wait! What? I did too then. I swear there's a 7 in the second group.
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I feel many criminals with psychopathic tendencies would LOVE to see a family member upset. Especially if they caused it.
I wish it weren’t so.
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So, could be a personalized plate.
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I just looked at the plate. That's not standard issue, its personalized that way for some reason.
It looks like the standard 6-digit NV plate ( made by prisoners) I think.
3 numbers space, 3 letters
Note he doesn’t have a front plate on the vehicle
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This link may be of some help. It contains Nevada license plate codes and prefixes.
License Plate Codes & Prefixes
License Plate Codes & Prefixes
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License Plate Display
Nevada law requires most vehicles to display front and rear license plates at all times, except motorcycles and trailers, which require only a rear plate. You must display both plates if the vehicle is designed for a front plate or if the manufacturer offers an add-on bracket or frame.
Front plates are optional only if 1) the vehicle was not designed for a front plate and 2) the manufacturer did not provide an add-on bracket or other means of displaying the front plate. (
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The DMV issues two plates (except motorcycles and trailers). If the second plate is not displayed, it is the owner's responsibility to store the second plate and surrender or return both plates to the department at the appropriate time.
License plates must at all times be securely fastened to the vehicle so as to prevent the plate from swinging and at a height not less than 12 inches from the ground, measuring from the bottom of such plate, in a place and position to be clearly visible. It must be maintained free from foreign materials and in a condition to be clearly legible.
License plate specifications call for plates to be readable from a distance of 100 feet during daylight. At night, plates must be readable from 110 feet when lit by standard headlights. Rear plates must display a decal with the month and year of expiration. (
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The DMV reissues most plates every eight years to help ensure plates are readable and in good condition. See
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Nevada law requires most vehicles to display front and rear license plates at all times, except motorcycles and trailers, which require only a rear plate. You must display both plates if the vehicle is designed for a front plate or if the manufacturer offers an add-on bracket or frame.
Front plates are optional only if 1) the vehicle was not designed for a front plate and 2) the manufacturer did not provide an add-on bracket or other means of displaying the front plate. (
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The DMV issues two plates (except motorcycles and trailers). If the second plate is not displayed, it is the owner's responsibility to store the second plate and surrender or return both plates to the department at the appropriate time.
License plates must at all times be securely fastened to the vehicle so as to prevent the plate from swinging and at a height not less than 12 inches from the ground, measuring from the bottom of such plate, in a place and position to be clearly visible. It must be maintained free from foreign materials and in a condition to be clearly legible.
License plate specifications call for plates to be readable from a distance of 100 feet during daylight. At night, plates must be readable from 110 feet when lit by standard headlights. Rear plates must display a decal with the month and year of expiration. (
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The DMV reissues most plates every eight years to help ensure plates are readable and in good condition. See
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BM had a Ford but fingers crossed Chevy has all of that technology too.
By his job description, he’s probably making ~$100k a year. No mortgage apparent, no obvious expensive boat or fancy RV it trailer apparent from the general description of the property he was arrested at.
Easy to buy that truck on credit with a job with a big company like Ledcor
Sorry I must have missed a few posts on his income. My bad.
Yes Chevy does have all the new technology. Both my sons’ just bought 2022 Chevy Silverado 2500 and 3500. Beautiful trucks btw. But yes they’ll be able to pull a lot of information from the vehicle in question. Moo
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IMO trucks aren't that expensive. I did a generic Google search and found this beauty with 60k miles in Nebraska for $55k. I used an online auto loan calculator and payments could be between $800-$1000 a month. If he had a long loan or a decent trade in then it will knock that lower. It sounds like he was a foreman or some type of higher up at his job so I'm thinking his pay is probably fairly decent.
As far as trafficking, anything is possible. It sounds like with the highway(s) so close to these cities it wouldn't be hard to do. Boy, I hate typing that.
https://www.woodhousegm.com/invento..._gpzNYI2vhFdMMotvCeSZeHno9SqbQvMaAr-KEALw_wcB
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Last thought until we get an official update.
An assumed higher income level doesn't necessarily stop anyone from committing a crime. Including kidnapping. Also I have zero idea how high his cost of living is on a monthly basis.
At this point, it seems no one knows where Naomi is.
Let's hope Troy Driver doesn't lawyer up, which he probably already has.
If she's still alive, wouldn't he be trying to make a deal?
Hoping for an update by tomorrow.
Her family is in my thoughts and prayers, along with the searchers.
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An assumed higher income level doesn't necessarily stop anyone from committing a crime. Including kidnapping. Also I have zero idea how high his cost of living is on a monthly basis.
At this point, it seems no one knows where Naomi is.
Let's hope Troy Driver doesn't lawyer up, which he probably already has.
If she's still alive, wouldn't he be trying to make a deal?
Hoping for an update by tomorrow.
Her family is in my thoughts and prayers, along with the searchers.
Chi
Pic of the standard display with the GPS map. Has two types of Chevy tracking & logistics
2022 Chevrolet Silverado HD | Heavy Duty Truck
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I'm not arguing however I'm confused to your comment: His annual income shouldn't have a play in this at all. Let's keep in mind the homeless community were included on possibilities in the beginning. Just saying that money or no money isn't going to stop someone from doing something like this, boat, RV or not. IMO
His truck is the 2022 model, judging by the blue-grey Northstar Metallic Blue, which is a new color for 2022, and the 2022 trim rims. Most likely bought brand new
I think that some people, at least, are arguing that he couldn’t afford the truck unless he had another source of income, presumably criminal. (By the way, you could make a lot of money betting that in any case of a disappearance where the kidnapped person is middle-class, employed, etc. that trafficking is NOT involved.)
Other people pointed out his possible income, I believe, to make the point that we don’t have to wonder how he could afford the truck.
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