TX TX - Prisma Denisse Peralta Reyes, 26, did not pick up her child, Mesquite, 17 Apr 2019 #3

[TrueCrimeTruth]

Hi all,
I know it's been a while, so I'm ready to answer some questions. What do you have for me?

I was also hoping I might be able to get your help. We need to make sure Prisma is not forgotten.
I'm trying to plan a day, sometime in the near future, where we (everyone, me, you, your friends, your aunt, your mom, your grandma, your cousin, LOL, you get the point ) use the hashtag #findprisma and post as much about her as possible.

We have got to flood facebook, twitter, tiktok, youtube, everyone, everywhere.
We need to show her face, her story, and most of all, FIND HER!

Can I get your help with that? I'm open to ideas, but we need to make Prisma go viral. We need to put pressure on those who need it the most.

I'm going to be checking here often. You can also message me on here if you prefer. I'm open to ideas and suggestions.

Thank you in advance. We truly appreciate all your help!!!

 

[Ozoner]

Hi all,
I know it's been a while, so I'm ready to answer some questions. What do you have for me?

I was also hoping I might be able to get your help. We need to make sure Prisma is not forgotten.
I'm trying to plan a day, sometime in the near future, where we (everyone, me, you, your friends, your aunt, your mom, your grandma, your cousin, LOL, you get the point ) use the hashtag #findprisma and post as much about her as possible.

We have got to flood facebook, twitter, tiktok, youtube, everyone, everywhere.
We need to show her face, her story, and most of all, FIND HER!

Can I get your help with that? I'm open to ideas, but we need to make Prisma go viral. We need to put pressure on those who need it the most.

I'm going to be checking here often. You can also message me on here if you prefer. I'm open to ideas and suggestions.

Thank you in advance. We truly appreciate all your help!!!

I have a couple of questions.
1) For what exact time period does Prisma's ex have an alibi?
2) How many people have corroborated that alibi?
3) Do you believe that Prisma's ex killed her?

 

[TrueCrimeTruth]

I have a couple of questions.
1) For what exact time period does Prisma's ex have an alibi?
2) How many people have corroborated that alibi?
3) Do you believe that Prisma's ex killed her?

Hi!
1, 2 & 3- we have been told close to nothing. Ex will not speak with us to give us his side or rule himself out.
PD has confirmed to me they have searched his car, his apartment and verified his alibi but would not tell me to what extent.
If you ask me, his alibi is sketchy, at best, based on what I've been given. I have been told by multiple sources, he was within 8 minutes or miles... That is very specific information though. So, take it how you want.

I've always said, he's either the perfect set up, or one would think he would be involved, right? In some way, at least?
I've gone back and forth on him, and PD has not officially declared anyone a suspect. Let's face it, he's a jerk either way you slice it. I just wanted and still want to give him a fair shake. Rule him out on my own. Get his side of the story AND maybe get some info to actually find her..
At this point, I have to say, I do not think he is a viable suspect.
I hope this helps clear up a few things!

 

[jonnyrock]

By implication there appear to be several people on your radar who have information about Prisma's disappearance and are withholding it. To me that rules out a random encounter with a stranger; i.e., the encounter was with someone who knew of Prisma. That person would have had to have known Prisma's exact whereabouts in real time. We know of the phone log and calls but what about a text? I still believe Prisma was directed to go to the top floor parking area and did not simply wander there. Comment?

 

[TrueCrimeTruth]

By implication there appear to be several people on your radar who have information about Prisma's disappearance and are withholding it. To me that rules out a random encounter with a stranger; i.e., the encounter was with someone who knew of Prisma. That person would have had to have known Prisma's exact whereabouts in real time. We know of the phone log and calls but what about a text? I still believe Prisma was directed to go to the top floor parking area and did not simply wander there. Comment?

This is. Hard question for me to answer, without saying too much, but I like the way you think
We're not ruling anything out at this point, without reason.
Unfortunately, as many know, we've been stone walled a lot. Especially lately.
We are in the process of trying to obtain more information and records that will be more useful and add to the thousands, yes, THOUSANDS, of documents, exhibits, etc. We have collected on our own.
Believe me, I wish I could come out and say XYZ person did this and that. Unfortunately there are a few reasons we cannot. 1. You'll see when this eventually transpires, those who are involved or that person, whichever it is, they're powerful.
2. We have already upset plenty of people in our search for answers.
3. We still have way too many questions and not near enough answers.
Thankfully, we have some of the right people on our side, including family, friends, and other friends with professions that might help us out in the near future. Some are in the legal field.
I'll continue to answer all the questions I can at this point. I tried to be quiet and give law enforcement time and space to make progress, but here we are, another year later.

 

[ArturoGarzaDDD]

Thanks Katie and Sam for always doing what you both can. You both became family to me

 

[TrueCrimeTruth]

Update:
Thinking about doing a live Q&A sometime in the near future, but we'd like your input!
- if we could have a special guest or two, who would you like to hear from?
- what questions would you want answered? (We want to start keeping track of these questions so feel free to comment below, specifically for this live)
-what day of week and time of day works best for this kind of thing?
- should we allow people to call in and ask their questions? Etc.
We're up for suggestions and putting a lot of things together behind the scenes as we speak so stay tuned!

 

[buyerninety]

"- what questions would you want answered?"

The apartment building she disappeared whilst at, was
said to be the 'Olympic on Ross'.
Both apartment floorplans and video tours for that
building are findable online, unfortunately no hallway
or service area pictures are included.
A trawl through reviews for that property going back to
2015, shows some dissatifaction with the property upkeep
and management response to reported faults, (although
in our present time, things are apparently improved).

Examples;
https://www.apartmentratings.com/tx/dallas/olympus-at-ross_9199332346275157288/u-3936405/
02/05/2020;
"They refused to provide me a keyfob to even enter
the building even though I lived there. I had to break-
in the building every night after work with a golf club,
one night I had to use the gold club to open the gate for
firefighters because the emergency boxes didn't work"
..."They also refused to let residents know about
abductions and breakins until it finally made national
news THEN and ONLY THEN did they decide to let
everyone know about safety issues."

https://www.apartmentratings.com/tx/dallas/olympus-at-ross_9199332346275157288/u-4660927/
06/17/2019;
"When we moved in. The elevator was broken. The
service elevator used to move big furniture was
broken. And it continues to break down every
month or so along with the other elevators.
The garage gate has been broken. The 'secure' doors
have been broken."

https://www.apartmentratings.com/tx/dallas/olympus-at-ross_9199332346275157288/u-4189846/
07/15/2016;
..."The parking garage is unsafe; you can't see around
the corner when cars are coming around. Everyday,
I see someone almost hitting another car coming
around those corners."

https://www.apartmentratings.com/tx/dallas/olympus-at-ross_9199332346275157288/u-4199009/
06/12/2016;
"The only issue that I have had living here is the trash
management."..."Residents will leave their trash
outside their apartments and the trash will stay there
for multiple days. I have thrown away my neighbors
trash twice, and I have also thrown away trash
that someone left in the hallway leading to
the garage."

(specific URL not noted)
04/28/2016;
"Maintenance is very quick."... "Utilizes recycling
dumpsters."

https://www.apartmentratings.com/tx/dallas/olympus-at-ross_9199332346275157288/u-3396201/
02/18/2016;
"The trash gets piled up pretty high over the weekend,
but usually every other weekday I encounter the polite
maintenance folks headed up the garage to take care of
the really big recycle containers. I love that they've
added the really big receptacles for recycling."

https://www.apartmentratings.com/tx/dallas/olympus-at-ross_9199332346275157288/u-4160773/
12/09/2015;
"Convenient trash shoot and 3 elevators."

A bit of a recap as I understand events;
She entered the building on foot via a parking garage
driveway (possibly vehicle gate was not working or
constantly open or she waited for a vehicle to enter the
property and moved through the driveway gate before
it closed).
She was probably trying to reach the particular floor
on which the male friend lived.

Now my questions are, why can't the following
sequence of events have actually occurred;
1. She accessed the (garage) elevator by walking
into it when a building resident entered or exited.
QUESTION-is a e.g. keyfob required to open the
elevator doors, or is it that a keyfob is required to
enable the elevator 'floor buttons' to activate?
(Note; so possibly she entered/pressed the floor
button while the residents keyfob still had it in the
active mode).
She pressed the button for the male friends floor and
exited the elevator on that floor. (Note, the male friend
was elsewhere, so door knocking was not answered).
2. She couldn't leave that floor because the elevator(s)
require a keyfob to open the elevator doors/activate
the floor buttons.
QUESTION-does the floor on which the male friend
lives have elevators that require e.g. 'keyfob to open'/
activate buttons?
QUESTION- about the time she went missing, did the
elevator(s) to that floor 'break down'?
QUESTION-does that floor have a 'Service Elevator'
additional to the normal elevator, and if so, is e.g.
'keyfob' needed to open/activate buttons?
QUESTION-at that time, were the other apartments
on the male friends floor empty, either because they
were not leased or because the tenants were not home?
QUESTION-does that floor have hallway windows
that can be opened and if so, at that time would any
dumpsters have been under those windows?
QUESTION-does that floor hallway give access to a
fire escape door & stairwell and if so, at that time
was that floor fire escape door operable or was it
'broken' (unopenerable)?
QUESTION-in the case of any such fire escape
stairwell (from that floor) was the exit door
(usually at street level) operable or broken?
QUESTION-does any such fire escape stairwell
have any possible dangerous exit options e.g. via
openable windows above dumpsters or have trash
chutes?
3. She could not exit that floor (or stairwell), and
after some time she became desperate and attempted
to exit the floor by climbing into and moving down
the 'trash chute' tunnel, however she couldn't
maintain traction against the chute walls and slid
down the chute into the dumpsters/recycleable bins.
QUESTION-does the male friends floor actually
have trash chutes?
QUESTION-if so, at that time, did the trash chutes
lead to above dumpsters/recycleable bins?
QUESTION-in relation to any such trash chute
dumpsters/recycleable bins, were they empty or
had they recently been emptied (and so a hard
landing for anyone landing in them?)
QUESTION-at the time she went missing, when
were any dumpster/recycleable bins due to be next
emptied?
Even if there were no trash chutes, still,
QUESTION-at that time, where did the contents of
the property dumpsters/recycleable bins end up at?
(landfill?some incinerator?)
QUESTION-did the police do a luminol test for
blood in the elevator(s)/service elevator?

I suggest these questions because something like this
actually happened in Australia - in that case, a
woman locked herself out of the high level apartment
during the night, couldn't wake her boyfriend or any
of the other floor tenants, and entered the trash chute.
She went down the trash chute and survived the fall
to the bin, but unfortunately in this case there was an
automatic bin system which apparently then moved
that bin or its lid and the mechanicals of the system
severed an artery about her foot. The closed trash
room that the bin was in had its lights off and in the
darkness she didn't find the closed room door before
she bled out and died.

 

[buyerninety]

Also this from a few pages back;
TX - TX - Prisma Denisse Peralta Reyes, 26, did not pick up her child, Mesquite, 17 Apr 2019 #3
>comment from the admin of the Where is Prisma Reyes
>facebook page:
>"Her phone also pinned somewhere a little bit further
>away that will get into when we do the information
>drop".
---------

If we consider the possibility that the mobile phone
was inside a trash dumpster that got emptied into a
dumpster truck, can that be reconciled with the above
phone ping information? First of all, it would need to
be known if dumpster truck(s) were at Olympus on Ross
at that time/date she went missing. So there's the query;
QUESTION - did any dumpster trucks empty the site
dumpsters at Olympus on Ross on that time/date she
went missing? Surely the police would have already
investigated that.
If no, then her mobile phone 'moved a bit further away'
from the site in some other manner than in a dumpster
truck.
If yes, I'd note that nearly all trash dumpsters I've ever
seen had plastic lids - so a mobile phone inside a trash
dumpster may still be getting signal to/from the mobile
cell base station, dependent on whether the trash
dumpster was nestled somewhere in the Olympus on
Ross building or outside of it at the side of it.
Once the dumpster is emptied into the truck, the trash
it is within will be compressed by a hydraulic ram. If
the mobile phone isn't surrounded by too much
compressed trash, it could still get a signal out.
It's reasonable to assume that as a mobile phone is
pushed further back within the trash as more trash
dumpsters are emptied into the back of the truck,
that the mobile phone signal strength to the cell station
base gets less and less. It would be of interest to know
where the next couple of properties were that the
dumpster truck next went to after Olympus on Ross.
I doubt the police to date would have investigated
what the next stops of any such dumpster truck(s)
were after Olympus on Ross.
I suggest it's possible that a mobile phone signal from
within the trash in the back of the truck could have still
been receiveable by the cell base station whilst the truck
drove to one (or two?) more trash pickup properties,
before it got too far encased within progressively added
and compressed trash, and the signal was lost.
QUESTION - the distance 'somewhere a bit further
away' that the mobile phone ping signal was still being
received, is that distance consistent with the distance
that any such dumpster truck would be at when it is
at its next trash pickup stop (or next couple of stops)?

(Note, I assume the phrase 'somewhere a bit further
away' carries the implication that the mobile phone
signal moved 'somewhere a bit further away and then
the signal appeared to weaken so much it was lost
completely').
Here's e.g. video showing the compression of trash by
one type of dumpster truck. Note that although the
trash is contained effectively within a metal box, that
there is still an open section to the sky that a signal
could escape to. It's unclear if dumpster truck drivers
close the open section at the top whilst driving
between stops, certainly the section is open(ed) to
receive trash at each stop.

[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gewgof6Y5uc&t=335s[/URL]

 

[MimosaMornings]

This is. Hard question for me to answer, without saying too much, but I like the way you think
We're not ruling anything out at this point, without reason.
Unfortunately, as many know, we've been stone walled a lot. Especially lately.
We are in the process of trying to obtain more information and records that will be more useful and add to the thousands, yes, THOUSANDS, of documents, exhibits, etc. We have collected on our own.
Believe me, I wish I could come out and say XYZ person did this and that. Unfortunately there are a few reasons we cannot. 1. You'll see when this eventually transpires, those who are involved or that person, whichever it is, they're powerful.
2. We have already upset plenty of people in our search for answers.
3. We still have way too many questions and not near enough answers.
Thankfully, we have some of the right people on our side, including family, friends, and other friends with professions that might help us out in the near future. Some are in the legal field.
I'll continue to answer all the questions I can at this point. I tried to be quiet and give law enforcement time and space to make progress, but here we are, another year later.

Two things caught my attention.

1) They’re powerful

2) Upset plenty of people.

Power - connections? Legal, money, criminal, coverup, etc.

Upset people by asking questions to find a missing person? If you knew Prisma - wouldn’t you want to do something to help find her? I understand questioning can be upsetting/stressful but unless you are concealing something or don’t want something revealed...

Just my thoughts.

 

[Kittybunny]

Hi all,
I know it's been a while, so I'm ready to answer some questions. What do you have for me?

I was also hoping I might be able to get your help. We need to make sure Prisma is not forgotten.
I'm trying to plan a day, sometime in the near future, where we (everyone, me, you, your friends, your aunt, your mom, your grandma, your cousin, LOL, you get the point ) use the hashtag #findprisma and post as much about her as possible.

We have got to flood facebook, twitter, tiktok, youtube, everyone, everywhere.
We need to show her face, her story, and most of all, FIND HER!

Can I get your help with that? I'm open to ideas, but we need to make Prisma go viral. We need to put pressure on those who need it the most.

I'm going to be checking here often. You can also message me on here if you prefer. I'm open to ideas and suggestions.

Thank you in advance. We truly appreciate all your help!!!

Prisma was on a long call with her babysitter. Were there any clues provided as to her state of mind, her intentions that day, whether she was angry at her ex? Did the babysitter have any concerns about her state of mind that day? Did she give any indications that she might not make it to pick up her child?

 

[ChiCubs2016]

Prisma was on a long call with her babysitter. Were there any clues provided as to her state of mind, her intentions that day, whether she was angry at her ex? Did the babysitter have any concerns about her state of mind that day? Did she give any indications that she might not make it to pick up her child?

That is a good question. What did they talk about for a hour?

 

[jonnyrock]

We must all bear in mind is that this is a Missing Person case and not a Criminal Case. I think some people are treating this matter as if it were a Criminal Case and understandably are frustrated with the lack of progress. Law enforcement can only probe so far and nobody in Prisma’s circle of acquaintances has to talk or cooperate with the investigation. All of that would dramatically change if Prisma’s whereabouts are discovered. Dramatically and immediately.

 

[Laura456]

We must all bear in mind is that this is a Missing Person case and not a Criminal Case. I think some people are treating this matter as if it were a Criminal Case and understandably are frustrated with the lack of progress. Law enforcement can only probe so far and nobody in Prisma’s circle of acquaintances has to talk or cooperate with the investigation. All of that would dramatically change if Prisma’s whereabouts are discovered. Dramatically and immediately.

Don't police need to assume criminal case here until indicated otherwise?

They can only probe so far?? I've never heard that police aren't allowed to dig and investigate to their full capacity while staying within the bounds of law - for criminal matters or missing persons

 

[Laura456]

Thinking of Prisma... really hoping police are doing due diligence and questioning everyone , no matter how powerful. Anyone who is innocent will not mind answering questions to help in the search IMHO.

 

[Laura456]

Hi all,
I know it's been a while, so I'm ready to answer some questions. What do you have for me?

I was also hoping I might be able to get your help. We need to make sure Prisma is not forgotten.
I'm trying to plan a day, sometime in the near future, where we (everyone, me, you, your friends, your aunt, your mom, your grandma, your cousin, LOL, you get the point ) use the hashtag #findprisma and post as much about her as possible.

We have got to flood facebook, twitter, tiktok, youtube, everyone, everywhere.
We need to show her face, her story, and most of all, FIND HER!

Can I get your help with that? I'm open to ideas, but we need to make Prisma go viral. We need to put pressure on those who need it the most.

I'm going to be checking here often. You can also message me on here if you prefer. I'm open to ideas and suggestions.

Thank you in advance. We truly appreciate all your help!!!

+ When and where was the last ping of her phone?

+ Why are you certain it wasn't a tragic accident?

+ Are there any big reservoirs (thinking of Lisa Lam) that were in access from where Prisma was?

+ If she was stuck on that floor without a key fob, was there a number posted she could call?

 

[indicolite22]

IMO, if this was an accident and she fell into a trash dumpster with trash being emptied before they could find her, her phone would likely be pinging outside of the Olympus building all the way to the landfill or recycling site. I keep thinking of the Corrie McKeague's case in this context.

IIRC, the police have stated that her phone last pinged within the building, but they didn't say whether the pings went beyond the time when she stopped communicating (shortly after 6pm). If she got stuck somewhere within the complex accidentally while incapacitated, there's a high chance that her phone would keep pinging.

Staying in the realm of an accident, the phone would stop pinging if she turned it off (why?), the battery went dead or the phone was destroyed accidentally. Not sure of the probability of any of these events.

 

[indicolite22]

Update:
Thinking about doing a live Q&A sometime in the near future, but we'd like your input!
- if we could have a special guest or two, who would you like to hear from?
- what questions would you want answered? (We want to start keeping track of these questions so feel free to comment below, specifically for this live)
-what day of week and time of day works best for this kind of thing?
- should we allow people to call in and ask their questions? Etc.
We're up for suggestions and putting a lot of things together behind the scenes as we speak so stay tuned!

Guests that would be most interesting: Prisma's ex from the building or the police detective assigned to her case. Other possibilities: the E-bar bartender, the person who saw her crying on the garage roof, the tree friends that she spoke with before she disappeared, especially her last call, the babysitter, or any other Prisma's friends that haven't spoken out. Unfortunately most people from the list would likely refuse to participate and some might not be contactable. There might be others (e.g. the Jeep owner) that would probably be reluctant to speak publicly.

I'm not sure why the information on the time of her last ping is being kept secret by police, so I'd ask about that. IIRC her family called her that night. It would be good to know if her phone was still ringing or the calls went directly to voicemail. I'd ask the second to last caller if she was actually in the building's hallways when she asked about her ex's apt number or was she still on the roof? I'd ask friends if she had any history of drug abuse. How did she get into the state of confusion in her last call to the point of not knowing where she was at? Would alcohol intoxication alone have caused it? Did she simply get lost within the building and couldn't remember the building's name/address? How did the last call end? Was she in an enclosed space, perhaps in the dark? There was very little time between calls so I don't believe something significant happened to her by then (e.g. falling or being kidnapped).

 

[indicolite22]

New post on the Where is Prisma Reyes fb page.

Apparently new interviews have been conducted. They are closer to receiving some official case records. I hope some of it can be shared with the public. They still welcome people's questions and suggestions.

 

[Laura456]

Does anyone know how much battery her phone had during her last phone call? If it wasn't about to run out, and the last ping is not helping police find her, that seems to point to foul play.