Found Safe NY - Iona, 51, & Emily Costello, 14, Greenport, 30 March 2015

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Holy huge tuition!
Ross school is over $36,000 per year!
Darn it! Another missing person I will have zero insight on :)

I really want these two be safe. I immediately like them from their photos. Their ages, interest in travel and love for animals makes us kindred spirits (excluding tax bracket, of course). She makes cheese, likes corgis, and kayaks. I really relate to this Mom and daughter.
 
I wonder what she told the valet when she parked her car. They usually ask how long you are leaving your car there.
 
Momoffourboys said:
I wonder what she told the valet when she parked her car. They usually ask how long you are leaving your car there.
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I wonder if the car was there since 3/30 or had it been dropped off since?
 
I have taken buses, trains, ferries and cruises out of NYC. I would never park on 42nd st for long term. Makes no sense.
 
Momoffourboys said:
I have taken buses, trains, ferries and cruises out of NYC. I would never park on 42nd st for long term. Makes no sense.
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They live so far out on the north eastern tip of Long Island, about a 2 hour drive from Greenport to 42nd Street (without traffic), theaters are all over 42nd Street, it would make sense for them to drive in and park in that area.

Now if they said the car was found in a garage in the Financial district, then I'd be alarmed.
 
quote from jersetgirl article linked a few posts up =>

Her car was found in a parking garage in Manhattan on Wednesday night, she said.
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car found Wednesday April 15
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Iona’s car was found in a parking garage on 42nd Street, Costello said, adding that mother and daughter love theater and art museums.

(both quotes are attributed to Jane Costello, niece of Iona's deceased husband, George)
 
jadejazzkayla said:
quote from jersetgirl article linked a few posts up =>

Her car was found in a parking garage in Manhattan on Wednesday night, she said.
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article doesn't mention specific location other than "Manhattan"

car found Wednesday April 15.
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It was previously reported that the car was found in a garage on 42nd Street.
 
JerseyGirl said:
They live so far out on the north eastern tip of Long Island, about a 2 hour drive from Greenport to 42nd Street (without traffic), theaters are all over 42nd Street, it would make sense for them to drive in and park in that area.

Now if they said the car was found in a garage in the Financial district, then I'd be alarmed.
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To go to the theater, yes. To go out of town, no.
 
Extremely concerned as well. Like a poster said above, I also like them by their photos and their hobbies.

Could they had decided to go off to grid for awhile for an adventure? It doesn't fully make sense, but maybe they don't have a sense of time right now.
 
I hope they're scouring the home, barn, and farm. Are things in disarray, missing items, suitcases, computer searches, personal items missing? Any disgruntled employees former employees? I think it's more then going on an adventure/trip.
 
I am extremely concerned that both of their phones have been off since the 30th. Mom shutting off the phone while in the theater? Sure. Even for the daughter I can see it. But there is no way a 14 year old will leave her phone off for 2 weeks.. So either they did on purpose or someone did it for them. If they left the country, they may have shut it off because it would be useless and/or they don't want to be tracked.
 
According to Ms. Costello, Iona picked up her daughter at the school on Goodfriend Drive in East Hampton on March 30 and the two are believed to have gone into Manhattan because Iona’s car was found in a parking garage on 42nd street. According to the parking garage attendant, it was left there on March 30, Ms. Costello said.

BBM

http://www.27east.com/news/article....earch-For-Missing-Ross-School-Student-And-Mom

Is there video of them leaving the parking garage on 42nd St?

If they dropped off the car, wonder how late it was.
 
Wow I was thinking, they reported them missing and a few hours later LE found her car, boy that was fast, right?

I was also thinking the same thing, did they leave right after she picked up her daughter from school? Major major traffic. Idk but I'm not buying that story at all.

Also could they have gone a Amtrak?

Is the family in denial? A friend said to a family member- Is there anything we can do to help you and the reply was -pray...
 
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