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It looks like it might be the Taco Time on the corner of 122nd and Division. You can see the red sticker in the middle of the door on Google Maps.
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appearances dont mean much, they look for victim of opportuntiy.
this link says same day as perry's body, april 24Following this one locally. All six related, don't see it.
But three of them (Real, Smith, and the Jane Doe) look related. Not sure why no discovery date is listed for the Jane Doe. I can understand no other details being known, but at least they'd know *when* the body was found. I keep coming back to this one--not sure why.
Perry, Ramsey, Speaks. Dunno. Perry was known to hang around one of the region's other big problems:
Still checking if any other victim has a last seen in downtown Portland.
Here's the map, courtesy of Daily Mail's homicide dept
Six women found dead in Portland woods in the last three months
The victims were all found in suspicious circumstances in discarded barns, on the side of the road, or hidden among bushes.www.dailymail.co.uk
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Could you check this again? It doesn't look like the Taco Time to me. I think you are looking at the two shared police photos from the security video of the "fast food restaurant". I looked very closely at Taco Time, and I didn't see any red "Push ..." sign at Taco Time in Google Street View from Feb of 2022 (which is their latest near this address). Instead, to me, it looks like it might be the Burger King at 12044 SE Division St., because of yellow concrete bumpers there, which most businesses here do NOT have. But it is very hard to tell because it looks like this BK door was replaced in early 2022 after it was heavy damaged. I'm worried that Ashley Real was homeless and living nearby, maybe on the other side of SE Division St, where there has been a homeless encampment. Oh, and the black mat that Ashley's feet are touching in the two security photos might be a black mat/rug inside the BK leading to the bathrooms on the southeast side of this restaurant. Again, it is hard to tell, but this is my best guess.
Another point to keep in mind is that Taco Time is at 12122 SE Division St., so it isn't in the 12000 block of SE Division St in Portland. It's in the 12100 block of SE Division St. Burger King, on the other hand, is in the 12000 block. BTW, if you aren't familiar with this definition of the word "block" in police terms, then just Google it. It's the first thing that comes up.
This Burger King was closed for construction/renovation about a year ago. Photos posted on Google over the last few months show that the old black doors were replaced with silver doors with thin handles. Adrian Chan, a local guide, posted a review of the 12044 SE Division St. Burger King about 2 months ago that shows a new door from the inside. The door Adrian Chan captured in his photo appears to be the northside door with the 12044 street number in the window, but the style of the door and the red "Push..." sticker matches the one in the two CCTV (or security) photos that were taken of Ashley Real. By how the Portland police have labeled these photos including the one with Ashley appearing to enter the BK with what appears to be BK food in a brown paper bag and a large BK drink in a mostly white cup held by her right arm, I believe she bought the food and re-entered the BK with the food and drink in hand. Why did she re-enter the BK after getting food and leaving a short time before? I don't know. Did she just have to use the bathroom, or did she see someone outside that made her return? Maybe. She may have walked the hour or so walk from the transit center earlier that day.
Or someone who found this area to be an easy hunting place.
Even the two cases in this group that have stated “missing” dates are approximate, they are more “last contact”/“last seen” dates.
Was Ashley homeless? 22 years old, so young.JUN 2
Real is one of six women who have vanished and then been found dead in the past six months. The women's remains were found within 100 miles of each other in and around Portland and in most cases, they were discovered in forested or rural areas.
KGW has reached out to detectives with the agencies investigating these disappearances and deaths. The Polk and Clackamas County Sheriff's Offices responded and said they're talking to partner agencies to see if their respective cases are connected to any others.
Portland police: 'No reason to believe' 6 cases of women found dead in past few months are connected
PPB said it has communicated with law enforcement agencies investigating the deaths and "speculation [that the cases are connected] is not supported by the facts."
If she was, I get the vibes it was by choice. She looked miserable and not very healthy, iykwim. MOO
How do you know she went to BK with her uncle?
Both Ashley's sister, Masciell Real, and Ashley's cousins, Jasmine Real, have posted about this on YouTube and TikTok. Jasmine Real interviewed Ashley's uncle and a woman, who appears to be Ashley's aunt, in Spanish on TikTok. They discussed this meal in the interview and the name "Burger King". I've also seen a total of three different surveillance photos of Ashey Real from inside or near the door of this particular BK. It appears that two of these photos were released by police and other one is a photo of the surveillance screen at the BK that was taken by the uncle (of the surveillance monitor). It shows Ashley sitting at a booth inside the BK.
Right, but police haven't referred the transit center as a "possible last known location". Instead, the Portland Police Bureau refers to this as a possible location where she was seen, but they don't use the word "last", so my understanding of the PPB report is that Ashley may have been there earlier that same day, not later.
