AZ - Kiera Bergman, 19, Glendale, 4 August 2018 *Arrest*
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Odd I posted this morning and it disappeared. Keira is only 5'3". The remains are 5'7-5'9
On-again, off-again boyfriend of missing 19-year-old set to be released from jail
It's the first video at this link.
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I don't think her remains would be skeletal in that amount of time either.
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There are no Vt's just stills.
The pic of the BF at the top is actually a video. It might take a sec to load it. Try clicking on it.
Maybe try this... Boyfriend of missing Phoenix teen Kiera Bergman speaks
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There are occasions where information can be proactively released if it would aid an investigation. This information can include:
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It loaded for me. Thanks for posting! I'm trying to get caught up on this case. Such a beautiful young woman with her whole life ahead of her.
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Hoping with all my heart that Kiera is located safe and sound.
A news update from this afternoon, on the AZ Central news site:
It has been three weeks since 19-year-old Kiera Bergman was last seen at a Phoenix apartment complex, but for the first time, police are saying "foul play" may be involved in her disappearance. [snipped]
Clark had been scheduled to be released from jail Saturday while the Maricopa County Attorney's Office reviewed the case. However, Sgt. Bryant Vanegas, a Maricopa County Sheriff's Office spokesman, said Clark was charged with a probation violation right before he was to be released Saturday. [snipped]
Phoenix police have said Clark is not a suspect in Bergman's disappearance despite being the last person to see her before she disappeared.
“Clearly this may indicate a shift in the investigation," said Sgt. Vince Lewis with Phoenix police, adding police continue to work to determine what crime might have occurred.
Kiera Bergman disappearance: Police now suspect foul play
It has been three weeks since 19-year-old Kiera Bergman was last seen at a Phoenix apartment complex, but for the first time, police are saying "foul play" may be involved in her disappearance. [snipped]
Clark had been scheduled to be released from jail Saturday while the Maricopa County Attorney's Office reviewed the case. However, Sgt. Bryant Vanegas, a Maricopa County Sheriff's Office spokesman, said Clark was charged with a probation violation right before he was to be released Saturday. [snipped]
Phoenix police have said Clark is not a suspect in Bergman's disappearance despite being the last person to see her before she disappeared.
“Clearly this may indicate a shift in the investigation," said Sgt. Vince Lewis with Phoenix police, adding police continue to work to determine what crime might have occurred.
Kiera Bergman disappearance: Police now suspect foul play
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Foul play suspected. That's awful. I really hope Kiera is found safe and sound.
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I'm happy Clark is still being held. I have a feeling he would disappear if released. As for the other 2 roommates, I hope LE is keeping a close eye on them.
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This case has really been weighing on me from Day 1. I don’t know why.
Another thing I find concerning is that one of the articles IIRC mentions that Clark sent a text around 1:05 or so asking Kiera where she went. I’ll have to find it because it seems like he texted her that not long after she left. YET LE has only said she was last seen “sometime” on Saturday. I find it odd no time frame was given, however broad. We know Kiera left work early, and didn’t coworkers see Clark picking her up in the parking lot? Did it ever say what time?
It would be helpful to be able to narrow the timeline down. Seems like LE may not believe Clark...unless he was impaired by drugs or something he probably gave his best guesstimate (or if he’s involved, a time that lent credence to his story).
Forgive me if I’ve missed something, but the last I recall is that LE said she was last seen “sometime on Saturday”. Perhaps they suspect or found out that Clark never took her home in the first place? IDK, maybe I’m reading too much into it.
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Another thing I find concerning is that one of the articles IIRC mentions that Clark sent a text around 1:05 or so asking Kiera where she went. I’ll have to find it because it seems like he texted her that not long after she left. YET LE has only said she was last seen “sometime” on Saturday. I find it odd no time frame was given, however broad. We know Kiera left work early, and didn’t coworkers see Clark picking her up in the parking lot? Did it ever say what time?
It would be helpful to be able to narrow the timeline down. Seems like LE may not believe Clark...unless he was impaired by drugs or something he probably gave his best guesstimate (or if he’s involved, a time that lent credence to his story).
Forgive me if I’ve missed something, but the last I recall is that LE said she was last seen “sometime on Saturday”. Perhaps they suspect or found out that Clark never took her home in the first place? IDK, maybe I’m reading too much into it.
JMO and musings...
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I think that might’ve been the text to DHC, her roommate? Not sure.
But what I’m wondering about is how vague LE is being about the last time Kiera was actually seen. It would fall into the range of after the co-workers saw Clark pick her up, up until the time Clark said he last saw her. Because AFAIK no witnesses saw her leaving the house. Or entering the house, for that matter.
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