Found Deceased AZ - Julie Concialdi, 59, Phoenix, car found burned, 4 Sept 2020 *husband arrested*

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Police suspect foul play in disappearance of Phoenix woman

Julie Concialdi, 59, was last seen at her Phoenix home in the area of 27th Avenue and Dove Valley Road around 7 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 4.

That same night, her car was found abandoned in the area of 20th Avenue and Monona Drive. Police say the car was damaged by fire, which they believe indicates possible foul play.

Police: Indication of foul play found during investigation into woman who has been missing since Sept. 4

 

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Her Facebook with quite a few recent posts posted to it by others.
https://www.facebook.com/julie.concialdi

 

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Exclusive photos of Julie Concialdi’s truck bursting into flames and the aftermath of the fire. It’s now been a week since the 59-year-old vanished in Phoenix. Police suspect foul play.Police: Indication of foul play found during investigation into woman who has been missing since Sept. 4

 

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Pinterest- Julie Concialdi (julieconcialdi) on Pinterest
Instagram Login • Instagram
LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/julie-concialdi-57b73422

 

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Police say Concialdi was last seen at her home near 27th Avenue and Dove Valley Road around 7 p.m. on September 4, 2020.

Her vehicle was reportedly found later that night near 20th Avenue and Monona Drive. Police confirmed Thursday that the vehicle had been burned. People who work nearby told ABC15 there was a vehicle that caught fire around 11 p.m.

A man who works nearby told ABC15 the vehicle was engulfed in flames. The location where the vehicle was found and Concialdi's listed address are roughly nine miles apart.

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Concialdi is described as 5’01”, 130 pounds, with brown hair and hazel eyes. It’s unclear what clothing she was wearing at the time of her disappearance.

Phoenix PD: Foul play suspected in disappearance of Valley mom

 

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This post has some concerning comments included. Justin Lum Fox 10 Phoenix

 

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Phoenix PD: Foul play suspected in disappearance of Valley mom

Business in the area where her car was found picked up sounds around 11pm (video at above link includes surveillance clip w/ audio)


Going by the above video, I believe this may be the area where her car was found:

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Her house:
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House to approx. location where vehicle was found, for reference:

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[Occam's Zebra]

Looks like Julie and a Joe Concialdi (her husband, I believe) own a company.
Concialdi Holdings, LLC, Phoenix - Company Profile

 

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Police release video from night Phoenix woman went missing | 12news.com

Julie Concialdi went missing on Friday Sept. 4. Her vehicle was found abandoned on fire near 20th Avenue and Monona Drive.

No one was inside the vehicle after firefighters put out the fire.

Investigators released surveillance video from the night of Sept. 4, where a loud explosion is heard and light is seen coming from the explosion. The actual car fire is not captured in the video.

 

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MISSING PERSON:
@PhoenixPolice need help finding Julie Concialdi.

PD responded to a vehicle fire on Sept. 4th and found it was hers. They could not locate her to inform her of the fire.

Two days later, Sept 6, family reported her missing.

Foul play suspected.



https://twitter.com/NicoleSGrigg/status/1304510146148732930

 

[Picklepuck]

Just learned about this case on the news. I live 15 minutes from this location, so this hits close to home and definitely something I want to look into more. I haven't read all the links yet, but wanted to say hello to my fellow WSers.

 

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VANISHED: 59-year-old Julie Concialdi has now been missing for a week, last seen on 9/4. Boyd Bottomlee shared photos of the intense explosion of Concialdi’s pickup truck from that night. Her family reported her missing two days later.

Also, Phoenix PD has released surveillance video that does not show the fire but you can hear the explosion.

twitter.com/jlumfox10/status/1304495615737344001?s=21

Police suspect foul play. If you have info, call 480-WITNESS.
Justin Lum Fox 10 Phoenix

 

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Also on Friday, Phoenix police gave new insight into the timeline, while also confirming a search warrant has been served on the home.

According to police, Concialdi was reportedly last seen Friday. A combination of her husband and other family members reported her missing on Sunday.

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Phoenix police told ABC15 Concialdi's husband has been cooperative. ABC15 has been unable to reach him for comment.

Phoenix police have not publicly named anyone as a suspect or person of interest in the case.

"That's part of these very complex cases," Sgt. Fortune said. "We have not located Julie. We don't know enough to say that we have a person of interest. We want to make sure Julie is safe, we are hoping to find her."

New video, details released in missing mom mystery
(more at link)

 

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Also on Friday, Phoenix police gave new insight into the timeline, while also confirming a search warrant has been served on the home.

According to police, Concialdi was reportedly last seen Friday. A combination of her husband and other family members reported her missing on Sunday.

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Phoenix police told ABC15 Concialdi's husband has been cooperative. ABC15 has been unable to reach him for comment.

Phoenix police have not publicly named anyone as a suspect or person of interest in the case.

"That's part of these very complex cases," Sgt. Fortune said. "We have not located Julie. We don't know enough to say that we have a person of interest. We want to make sure Julie is safe, we are hoping to find her."

New video, details released in missing mom mystery
(more at link)

What causes that loud of an explosion? I would think if a device of some sort LE could see that in the wreckage?

 

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Search continues as mystery surrounding disappearance of Phoenix woman deepens (video)

Police say on Sept. 4, they got a call at 11 p.m. about a car fire in a parking lot near 20th Avenue and Monona Drive. When officers ran the plates, they discovered the truck belonged to Concialdi.

When police called Concialdi to inform her about the truck, she didn't answer. Two days later, her family reported her missing. FOX 10 has since obtained photo and video of the car, as well as an explosion involving the car.

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Meanwhile, family members are growing anxious.

“That’s concerning to them because as a person of routine, she goes to appointments. She doesn’t miss appointments. They’ve texted. They’ve called her, and there is no response whatsoever," said Phoenix Police Sergeant Mercedes Fortune.

Investigators have recovered Concialdi’s phone and wallet at her home, but now suspect foul play.

 

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https://twitter.com/12News/status/1304653467261317120

From the video: Phoenix Police say cars don't blow up easily, not like in the movies. They also don't know what caused the explosion, or if something was put in there to cause it.

 

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Looks like Julie and a Joe Concialdi (her husband, I believe) own a company.
Concialdi Holdings, LLC, Phoenix - Company Profile[/QUOT

I can't find what kind of business this is

 

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Do we know whether Julie's husband was out of town, or whether they even live together?
Just wondering why he and family reported her missing 2 days after she was last seen on the Friday and after the truck was burned.

 

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Search continues as mystery surrounding disappearance of Phoenix woman deepens (video)

Police say on Sept. 4, they got a call at 11 p.m. about a car fire in a parking lot near 20th Avenue and Monona Drive. When officers ran the plates, they discovered the truck belonged to Concialdi.

When police called Concialdi to inform her about the truck, she didn't answer. Two days later, her family reported her missing. FOX 10 has since obtained photo and video of the car, as well as an explosion involving the car.

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Meanwhile, family members are growing anxious.

“That’s concerning to them because as a person of routine, she goes to appointments. She doesn’t miss appointments. They’ve texted. They’ve called her, and there is no response whatsoever," said Phoenix Police Sergeant Mercedes Fortune.

Investigators have recovered Concialdi’s phone and wallet at her home, but now suspect foul play.

I think we need to ask Justin Lum to clarify. I didn’t read your quoted material with this article because I listened to the report. But interestingly, they differ somewhat. Justin was reporting live from the police station. Based on his thorough and precise reporting on the vallow -daybell case, I tend to believe his words.

The news article says:
When police called Concialdi to inform her about the truck, she didn't answer.

But Justin says at about 1 minute in .. “police went to her home, just about 8 miles away. They made no contact with anyone there. Then two days later police say she is reported missing by her adult kids.”

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So, that says a lot if you ask me. But also, it is concerning to me. Did police ever reach out again during those two days? A burning car and for two days, no contact with owner until her kids report her missing?