I hear you you, and there are a few things that are head scratchers, one them being it was probably not her on the 2nd video, especially since the area where is found is so much easier to get to leaving out the rear of the property. At the end of the day, before speculation runs rampant, occam's razor scenario applies. Although... the father swears the still of the first image isn't his daughter, which is what a lot of folks here also stated.I have participated in outdoor search and recovery efforts, and know how incredibly difficult it is to see remains outdoors. Very difficult. That said, she was found in an area previously searched. That fact alone should alert caution to not rush to judgement on whether it was self harm or foul play. AND, it was only a few hundred feet from her house and the still of the morning. No one heard a gun shot?! Did it have a silencer? That would be out of the ordinary for a civilian. Not adding up for me. Nope.
I hope LE will be very thorough in their assessment.
Amateur opinion and speculation only
There is a lot of misinformation in the general public about "silencers." The proper term is actually suppressor as they do not silence a firearm. They suppress the sound and help hide the muzzle flash. Here's an explanation I posted in another thread previously.I have participated in outdoor search and recovery efforts, and know how incredibly difficult it is to see remains outdoors. Very difficult. That said, she was found in an area previously searched. That fact alone should alert caution to not rush to judgement on whether it was self harm or foul play. AND, it was only a few hundred feet from her house and the still of the morning. No one heard a gun shot?! Did it have a silencer? That would be out of the ordinary for a civilian. Not adding up for me. Nope.
I hope LE will be very thorough in their assessment.
Amateur opinion and speculation only
I wonder if the gun was hidden under the front seat.“Video footage from that time shows an unknown individual, believed to be Camila, searching inside her vehicle for an unidentified item,” the bulletin read. “Moments later, the footage ends. It is believed that she left the residence on foot, as her vehicle remained at the location.”
Rosario Olmos, Camila’s mother, told CBS affiliate KENS in a story published on Thursday, Dec. 25, that she and her daughter had been sleeping together that Christmas Eve morning at their home. Rosario recalled feeling Camila get up from the bed.
About 90 minutes later, Rosario woke up and couldn’t find her daughter in the home, although Camila’s car still remained at the residence. She told KENS that she called Camila’s cell phone, which was on the bed.
“I put it to charge and went out to look for her. I thought I would find her like other times, walking, and we would come home together,” she told the outlet.
Those with information about Camila’s whereabouts are encouraged to call the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office at (210) 335-6000, or email the department’s missing persons unit at [email protected].
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Teen Girl Vanished on Christmas Eve. Mom Thought She Just Went for a Walk, Then Found Her Phone Left Behind
A mother in Texas is pleading for the return of her 19-year-old daughter who disappeared from their home on Christmas Eve morning.people.com
I feel sure she is.Hope that you are now at peace beautiful girl
always a good idea not to rush to judgment, but i don't think either of these points is a problem for the self-harm theory.I have participated in outdoor search and recovery efforts, and know how incredibly difficult it is to see remains outdoors. Very difficult. That said, she was found in an area previously searched. That fact alone should alert caution to not rush to judgement on whether it was self harm or foul play. AND, it was only a few hundred feet from her house and the still of the morning. No one heard a gun shot?! Did it have a silencer? That would be out of the ordinary for a civilian. Not adding up for me. Nope.
I hope LE will be very thorough in their assessment.
Amateur opinion and speculation only
and AFAIK, there's not a shred of evidence anyone else was involved. zero. zip. nada. nichevó.It adds up for me, but perhaps my maths might be different to the next person.
- She had reported recent mental health struggles.
- There was a firearm missing from her house and a firearm was found next to her body.
- There is no confirmed video of her travelling in her neighbourhood (ie she went directly from her car/house to the strip of vacant land to the rear of the property where she was found).
- Local law enforcement state that they don't believe there is any evidence of foul play.
It's very sad to consider that this young woman felt that the only way forward was to end her life. I really feel for her family trying to come to terms with what happened![]()
and AFAIK, there's not a shred of evidence anyone else was involved. zero. zip. nada. nichevó.
also, guessing murderers do not typically leave the weapon next to the victim.
of course, anyone latched onto a preconceived theory that this was murder or TrAfFiCkInG can imagineer stuff like the scene being staged. that's where ockham's razor comes in. here are the facts: a woman with MH struggles, left on her own, and was found dead with a gun next to her. the simplest interpretation of that is obvious. what fact is actually inconsistent with that interpretation?
yeah, if it is confirmed that it's her brother's gun, the mental gymnastics required for this to be foul play by a stranger get even harder.When she went missing from the home her brother's gun went missing with her as well.
Logical Deduction = Self-harm
The Bexar County Medical Examiner made a positive identification Tuesday evening, matching clothes found to those Mendoza was wearing when she went missing on Christmas Eve, according to Mandy Albritton with Texas EquuSearch, a nonprofit search and rescue organization assisting with the search.I see one article saying she was positively identified but it is paywalled. I'm not seeing any other sources saying this, though.