Was their RV a motorhone or towable rig like a fifth wheel?
Exactly. I really hope there are some cctv cameras around the entire area and in the laundry room.
Herr, who is with SAR, found her body with the landowner, and was 1st on the potential crime scene says face down. Seeger, the local businessman helping, came after & says face up. I haven't seen Seeger tell that to the media but it was on a Youtuber's page we can't link here.
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I don't know about their RV type or what her husband drives. Here is what he said in the article I've linked:
None.
I tend to believe Herr too, for pretty much the same reason as you, although for the life of me, I do not understand how two men, looking at the same remains at the same time can have two completely opposite descriptions of it. And yes, Herr found her, but he called Seeger immediately, and Seeger apparently got there about the same time as LE, so we can be sure her body had not been moved at all yet. I almost wonder if Seeger, as instrumental in finding her as anyone, may have gotten caught up in the attention he got from the press, etc, after the discovery, and may have spoken a bit too,,,not sure how to say this...carelessly? JMOHerr, who is with SAR, found her body with the landowner, and was 1st on the potential crime scene says face down. Seeger, the local businessman helping, came after & says face up. I haven't seen Seeger tell that to the media but it was on a Youtuber's page we can't link here.
This story details Herr's involvement:
Tattoos on body found in Spring Branch match missing woman Shana DiMambro
In a news release, the Comal County Sheriff's Office also said they believe the body belongs to DiMambro based on specific characteristics.
Seeger is a nice guy who took an active interest in finding Shana. He helped keep momentum going. But he is not trained SAR & had to go on a call when the landowner arrived so he came to the scene after she was found.
MOO
ETA: I don't know who is right but am leaning toward Herr.
Thanks for the video.I don't know about their RV type or what her husband drives. Here is what he said in the article I've linked:
"Nothing was knocked over, everything was upright." Inside the couple’s RV Antos says he located his wife’s phone plugged in charging....
He immediately felt something was wrong. Antos says his wife, who did not work, seldom left the RV without him.
"She could go out and socialize. She wasn’t — it wasn’t her favorite thing in the world to do," he said. "If we went somewhere we went together, you know?"
'We have to bring our baby home': Husband of missing Spring Branch woman speaks out
A Spring Branch woman, 45-year-old Shana DiMambro, has now been missing for 10 days.www.google.com
Distance, state of the remains, lay witness?
Herr is with Search and Support San Antonio. The group formed during the highly publicized disappearance of Andreen McDonald in 2019.
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I don't know about their RV type or what her husband drives. Here is what he said in the article I've linked:
"Nothing was knocked over, everything was upright." Inside the couple’s RV Antos says he located his wife’s phone plugged in charging....
He immediately felt something was wrong. Antos says his wife, who did not work, seldom left the RV without him.
"She could go out and socialize. She wasn’t — it wasn’t her favorite thing in the world to do," he said. "If we went somewhere we went together, you know?"
'We have to bring our baby home': Husband of missing Spring Branch woman speaks out
A Spring Branch woman, 45-year-old Shana DiMambro, has now been missing for 10 days.
Someone with deep depression can crawl into bed and sleep for days and watch movies all night. Also particular meds can act as a sedative and cause a person to sleep every day, no joke.
SBM. Other people have last seen her on July 14 or 15.
In the media interview he said that "the laundry baskets were still there" (so it didn't appear that she did laundry that morning like he asked her to) but he went to look for her at the laundromat (100 yards away) anyway. And then he went to the shopping center to check if she was there, before returning home and calling her father and LE.
I'm going with Herr also. One reason I believe she was face down is because Herr said he knew it was Shana because of the tattoo on her back and neck. He could not have seen those tattoos if she was face up.Herr, who is with SAR, found her body with the landowner, and was 1st on the potential crime scene says face down. Seeger, the local businessman helping, came after & says face up. I haven't seen Seeger tell that to the media but it was on a Youtuber's page we can't link here.
This story details Herr's involvement:
Tattoos on body found in Spring Branch match missing woman Shana DiMambro
In a news release, the Comal County Sheriff's Office also said they believe the body belongs to DiMambro based on specific characteristics.
Seeger is a nice guy who took an active interest in finding Shana. He helped keep momentum going. But he is not trained SAR & had to go on a call when the landowner arrived so he came to the scene after she was found.
MOO
ETA: I don't know who is right but am leaning toward Herr.
Laundry…All Day. Every Day…
It looks like they didn't believe in medication:
It looks like they didn't believe in medication:
Antos says DiMambro had not received medical attention for depression — explaining the couple relied "on God" for help.
'We have to bring our baby home': Husband of missing Spring Branch woman speaks out
A Spring Branch woman, 45-year-old Shana DiMambro, has now been missing for 10 days.www.fox7austin.com
