An interesting suggestion. He went missing late afternoon on a Friday, a time when such events might be starting to pick up steam. I've never heard it called caravanning, but there's also been a big increase in late night gatherings and drag racing here in this part of North Carolina.This article is about someone who got shot at Murray Park during a “caravanning” event a couple of days ago. I never heard of caravanning, but the article explains it:
“Caravanning — banned in Little Rock since April — is defined as people loitering in cars in groups of 10 or more. It's usually characterized by drag racing or burnouts. Caravanning has been related to multiple instances of property damage and noise, and occasionally gunfire, police said.”
Was a similar group there when Alan Sr was there back on Dec 18 or 19? At best, those people could be questioned if they saw Alan Sr there and what they know. At worst, could there have been an altercation?
Little Rock police: Man shot, wounded during caravanning incident
I can't find any updates. The article posted by mlhenn (post above this) is the latest I can find. So sad.
Hello all, new to WS here. With the hope that it causes no discomfort and with the realization that the MO doesn’t align, has anyone considered the possibility of Alan’s disappearance having any link to the serial knife attacks in LR since last August?
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Body found in Jefferson County identified as missing Little Rock man
On April 30, deputies responded to an area off of Bartlett Road along the Arkansas River where a body had been found at the edge of the water by fishermen. The body was sent to the state crime lab and positively identified as Alan Buckels, Sr., 63, on Tuesday.
The cause of death is not known at this time.
On April 30, deputies responded to an area off of Bartlett Road along the Arkansas River where a body had been found at the edge of the water by fishermen. The body was sent to the state crime lab and positively identified as Alan Buckels, Sr., 63, on Tuesday
I agree. I found it odd the term "body" was used rather than "decomposed remains" or something along those lines considering how long he's been missing. Perhaps once the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office Criminal Investigation Division figures out the cause of his death it'll give them more insight into what might have happened.Wow, 4 months in the water; I'm surprised they were able to get such a fast identification, or an ID at all. Also a stroke of luck that he washed up and was found at all. So glad that the family can have some degree of closure now, even though I know it's not the ending anyone wanted.
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