Found Deceased MI - Adrienne Quintal, 47, called for help, foul play possible, Honor, Benzie Co., 17 Oct 2019 #2

  • #321
The whole latest cadaver dog search seemed very odd to me, especially LE's statement afterwards that they were done searching until spring. Kind of like giving the all clear. And then a couple weeks later the family goes back out and finds her???
 
  • #322
Very sad to hear. Strange the dogs missed her so close.
 
  • #323
My thoughts are with Adrienne's family tonight :(
 
  • #324
Prayers for her family. Hope they find who was shooting at her.
 
  • #325
I wonder what happened. Very strange case.
My guess is a mental break. She was running from people who only existed inside her head. From the beginning, this case reminded me of Teleka Patrick. I thought she would be found in water in the spring.

How horrible that her family were the ones that found her.
 
  • #326
R.I.P, Ada Quintal.
So sorry this is the end for her family.
 
  • #327
Her family found her on the property. That's just terrible. So sad for her family. I pray to God her child was not there.
What was this area that they just could not get to?
 
  • #328
RIP Ada. Prayers for the family, one can only imagine just how agonizing this has been for them.
 
  • #329
My guess is a mental break. She was running from people who only existed inside her head. From the beginning, this case reminded me of Teleka Patrick. I thought she would be found in water in the spring.

How horrible that her family were the ones that found her.

yeah but even if she was running from a non-existent person, what happened when she got to the water ... she just laid down and died in 3 ft. of water?
 
  • #330
yeah but even if she was running from a non-existent person, what happened when she got to the water ... she just laid down and died in 3 ft. of water?
Yes. No signs of foul play so what could've happened? So many people have these breaks with reality and then they wind up in a body of water. Even a small one like this. Why? She was an avid hunter and I'm sure she knew her family's land. Smh. Just sad.
 
  • #331
It’s amazing she was so close. Running towards the water. Wonder if she ran wildly and didn’t realize she was headed for the water or not. Something was definitely off with her that night. IMO Bless her heart.
 
  • #332
yeah but even if she was running from a non-existent person, what happened when she got to the water ... she just laid down and died in 3 ft. of water?

Could have fallen and hit her head. Or even if she just fell into the water, being terrified, running, out of breath, if she fell and got a lungful of water she may not have been able to save herself. Maybe she thought she could hide in the water, and from there cold took over. For that matter, she could have simply been wading through and succumbed to hypothermia. I don't recall how cold it was, but cold water can bring on hypothermia extremely quickly.

She likely wasn't dressed for outdoors, and may not have had any shoes on. She may have already been quite cold.

If she was already having mental issues, hypothermia would quickly increase those issues.

Signs that a person is nearing a hypothermic state include shivering, poor coordination, and mental sluggishness. As hypothermia progresses, shivering ceases, coordination is severely impaired, and confusion is coupled with incoherence and irrationality.

Hypothermia Prevention: Survial in Cold Water | Minnesota Sea Grant
 
  • #333
I'm sure her friends and family have been through the absolute wringer with this whole ordeal. I hope they find closure and peace.
 
  • #334
Could she have gotten stuck or unable to get out of the water once she fell in or ran into it? How deep was the water at the time she disappeared? If she was hallucinating, could she have been seeing things and not have been fully aware of her surroundings?

At least her family has some answers now.
 
  • #335
I think her family/friends had an idea this was not foul play but rather mental illness possibly caused by illegal drug use. The family was out searching for her close to the cabin - that should tell you something.
 
  • #336
I'm thankful Ada has been found and there is closure for the family. This has been so close to home and heart.
 
  • #337
I think her family/friends had an idea this was not foul play but rather mental illness possibly caused by illegal drug use. The family was out searching for her close to the cabin - that should tell you something.
Maybe the family knew that the area had not been searched before and wanted to eliminate/reduce the chance of her being there, before considering other possibilites. Her sister did not favor the theory of her disappearance being connected to the July attack.
 
  • #338
Prayers for family and friends, such a sad end. Glad you were able to find her. Godspeed Ada, rest well now
 
  • #339
just a little over a football field and a half from the cabin..that's a long way to go barefoot and with snow on the ground. I think the concussion played a part. I am sorry for her and the family..may she rest in peace.
 
  • #340
I think her family/friends had an idea this was not foul play but rather mental illness possibly caused by illegal drug use. The family was out searching for her close to the cabin - that should tell you something.
What should that tell you? Her family was still desperate and was still searching for her?
 

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