pittsburghgirl
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Great work, everyone.
The parking break was not on, and the truck is an automatic. Sorry, about the delay there is a local guy missing and I have been up in the air looking for him. I will get back here asap to answer anything I can.
Oriah, the other day you mentioned you would be willing to do a search, the next time you are in Oklahoma. Is that offer still avalible?
Anyone know anything about drones? I know that they were used a couple times in the search, but I am not sure how close you can really see with them. I am trying to think the easiest way to see down from the side of the cliffs. They would be hike-able (if thats a word) but it would probably require some extra equipment such as ropes to get down there. The mountain is VERY rocky.
"Hikeable" is indeed a word; don't know a thing about drones, though! I was just wondering the other day if drones can carry those heat-seeking devices which can detect bodies decomposing. I'm betting that they can, and that that might have been used in the initial search.
I think Starlet spent her money already. At least $111,000.00 of it.
http://www.clevelandcountyassessor.us/Data.aspx?Account=R0060898
Pardon me for not catching on really quickly...but does this mean she just bought this property?
Oriah, the other day you mentioned you would be willing to do a search, the next time you are in Oklahoma. Is that offer still avalible?
Anyone know anything about drones? I know that they were used a couple times in the search, but I am not sure how close you can really see with them. I am trying to think the easiest way to see down from the side of the cliffs. They would be hike-able (if thats a word) but it would probably require some extra equipment such as ropes to get down there. The mountain is VERY rocky.
Yes, little726. Does anyone know if there is a master list floating around out there of 'already cleared' areas? Both ground searchs and air searches?