AZ AZ - Daniel Robinson, 24, remote job site, Buckeye, 23 Jun 2021 #2

[Bluedreamer]

Or you could just ask David to share a copy of his test results for others to believe him, like you do. David just saying it tested a certain way isn't a source either other than to confirm he "said" it.

That's a great idea! It still doesn't absolve the previous poster saying they themselves tested the glass, you have to source that.

 

[Sillybilly]

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[Sillybilly]

Previously posted by retired WS staff member CocoChanel:

AZ - AZ - Daniel Robinson, 24, remote job site, Buckeye, 23 Jun 2021 #2

 

[DustysMom]

DBM

 

[watergirl62]

Daniel, as an entry-level hydrogeologist, would just be taking water levels (depth to water measurements) to caIibrate the model. He would not have any knowledge of the model results.

But your theory has merit. I know a geologist who was coring in a new mine area that was shot at (not injured) by local landowner. Not in AZ.

 

[Auntie Cipation]

Daniel, as an entry-level hydrogeologist, would just be taking water levels (depth to water measurements) to caIibrate the model. He would not have any knowledge of the model results.

But your theory has merit. I know a geologist who was coring in a new mine area that was shot at (not injured) by local landowner. Not in AZ.

I agree. I was in a similar position in the late '80s in southern California. I was trained to take samples from monitoring wells, and to perform Phase I Site Assessments on properties that might be likely to have contaminated soil.

I certainly understood that hydrocarbon-contaminated soil was "bad", and I was well aware of the potential significance and high emotions that go along with real estate combined with water and contamination issues (in California, "whiskey's for drinkin', water's for fightin' over.")

But I had no idea who had financial interest in the results from each monitoring well, nor did I have any access to the testing or the results of that testing. I was an entry-level employee doing the gruntwork of collecting the samples and walking and photographing the parcels of interest.

However, I also agree that those private citizens with strong interest in these topics would not generally distinguish between bosses and low-level employees if they wanted to vent their frustrations. I also experienced that, years later in a different state, as a federal employee, when simply driving past in a government pickup was enough to draw middle fingers from passersby, even though my job was not related to the contentiousness happening at that time.

 

[MissMYB]

I agree. I was in a similar position in the late '80s in southern California. I was trained to take samples from monitoring wells, and to perform Phase I Site Assessments on properties that might be likely to have contaminated soil.

I certainly understood that hydrocarbon-contaminated soil was "bad", and I was well aware of the potential significance and high emotions that go along with real estate combined with water and contamination issues (in California, "whiskey's for drinkin', water's for fightin' over.")

But I had no idea who had financial interest in the results from each monitoring well, nor did I have any access to the testing or the results of that testing. I was an entry-level employee doing the gruntwork of collecting the samples and walking and photographing the parcels of interest.

However, I also agree that those private citizens with strong interest in these topics would not generally distinguish between bosses and low-level employees if they wanted to vent their frustrations. I also experienced that, years later in a different state, as a federal employee, when simply driving past in a government pickup was enough to draw middle fingers from passersby, even though my job was not related to the contentiousness happening at that time.

Even on 2025 there is still a "wild, wild, west" mentality in rural SW America.

 

[Caring1]

April 11, 2025

BUCKEYE, AZ (AZFamily) — A new search for the missing geologist in the Arizona desert has an important family stepping in to help.

Saturday morning marks the 50th search for Daniel Robinson, but this one comes based on new information in the investigation.

His case has touched the family of Gabby Petito, who knows all too well what searching for a missing child is like, and now, the two families are teaming up this weekend.

Gabby Petito’s family joins search for missing Arizona geologist Daniel Robinson

Saturday morning marks the 50th search for Daniel Robinson, but this one comes based on new information in the investigation.

www.azfamily.com

 

[mlhenn]

Gabby Petito’s family joins search for missing Arizona geologist Daniel Robinson

Saturday morning marks the 50th search for Daniel Robinson, but this one comes based on new information in the investigation.

www.azfamily.com

Saturday morning marks the 50th search for Daniel Robinson, but this one comes based on new information in the investigation.

His case has touched the family of Gabby Petito, who knows all too well what searching for a missing child is like, and now, the two families are teaming up this weekend.

Robinson said the location of Saturday morning’s search is based on new leads from a witness who says they saw Daniel walk out of the ravine. Now, the Buckeye Police Department is conducting forensic testing on all of Daniel’s belongings, something Robinson has wanted for years.

“So, we did a custody change yesterday. They took possession of everything and they’re doing a full workup to see if we can come up with new leads in Daniel’s case,” said Robinson.

 

[Ssschu]

Gabby Petito’s family joins search for missing Arizona geologist Daniel Robinson

Saturday morning marks the 50th search for Daniel Robinson, but this one comes based on new information in the investigation.

www.azfamily.com

Robinson said the location of Saturday morning’s search is based on new leads from a witness who says they saw Daniel walk out of the ravine. Now, the Buckeye Police Department is conducting forensic testing on all of Daniel’s belongings, something Robinson has wanted for years.

“So, we did a custody change yesterday. They took possession of everything and they’re doing a full workup to see if we can come up with new leads in Daniel’s case,” said Robinson.

BBM:

I have a hard time believing this new witness saw Daniel in the middle of desolate desert walking away from the ravine he crashed in. And why didn't this person come forward years ago? Regardless, I hope this search finally finds him so he can be laid to rest.

 

[sunflowermomma]

Is "the ravine" a very specific place?

 

[Ssschu]

Is "the ravine" a very specific place?

Where he crashed his vehicle.

 

[mlhenn]

Fathers of Gabby Petito and Daniel Robinson join forces to search for Daniel in Arizona

The search for Daniel Robinson, who went missing in Buckeye in 2021, resumed on Saturday, April 12 with a new person joining the search who is familiar with searching for missing family members.

www.fox10phoenix.com

Roughly 50 volunteers showed up this morning near Sun Valley Parkway and Rosewood Avenue in Buckeye as part of a three-part search.

"There's the line search that I just mentioned. We have the Buckeye Police Department on ground to search a specific location that's based on a tip, and we have the Arizona Rangers working out west to search," said David.

 

[imstilla.grandma]

 

[KudoKidd]

IN THE AUDIO SECTION OF THE REPORT I LOCATED MULTIPLE AUDIO FILES. 6 FILES
FROM THE MORNING OF 06/23/2021, BETWEEN 0849 HOURS AND 0858 HOURS APPEARED TO BE
TURN BY TURN DIRECTIONS GUIDING FROM A POINT NORTH OF I-10, HEADING SOUTH TO MC85.
0849: "IN A QUARTER MILE TURN LEFT ONTO THE I-1O EAST RAMP TO PHOENIX"
0854: "IN HALF A MILE, TURN LEFT ONTO WEST BROADWAY ROAD"
0855: "IN HALF A MILE, TURN LEFT ONTO WEST SOUTHERN AVENUE"
0856: "IN HALF A MILE, TURN LEFT ONTO BASELINE ROAD"
0858: "TAKE THE NEXT LEFT ONTO ARIZONA 85 SOUTH"
0858: "IN A QUARTER MILE TURN LEFT ONTO WEST MC85"

Interesting. Where did you get these from? I can't find any official records of this online anywhere. And where are the rest of them?

 

[Eyerish Eyes]

Co-worker was interviewed by BPD and said his father had died. The obits for that last name that I found online don’t match with dates. The searches actually revealed that potentially the father is alive.

 

[mlhenn]

Co-worker was interviewed by BPD and said his father had died. The obits for that last name that I found online don’t match with dates. The searches actually revealed that potentially the father is alive.

I’m sorry but I’m so confused. Can you explain? Who is he? Who’s father?

 

[Eyerish Eyes]

I’m sorry but I’m so confused. Can you explain? Who is he? Who’s father?

https://s3.documentcloud.org/documents/21080582/robinson-report-9-23-21.pdf See top of page 39

 

[Skyblueday32]

The theories regarding a conspiracy to cover up a possible murder seem possible. Would be a lot of effort to move the vehicle and crash it, throw clothes around etc. Is it possible he wandered into the dessert where there was private property, some people shoot first and ask questions later? If something like that happened, I could see those people concealing his remains. You also can't search private property without a warrant, and can't trespass so people searching for Daniel can't search on those grounds. I don't know, if someone was involved in foul play where would they conceal his remains? Are there people woth private property in the area that would have motive or would be a little "off" mentally that would be capable of shooting a tresspasser?

 

[MissMYB]

Rural AZ is still very much the Wild Wild West. Having grown up in Maricopa County I would not be surprised to find out this was a murder cover-up.