TX TX - Prisma Denisse Peralta Reyes, 26, did not pick up her child, Mesquite, 17 Apr 2019 #3

[indicolite22]

Why go there in the first place then?

She was traveling in the direction of her home when she turned around and headed back to the bar area towards her ex's building. There is a call on her phone log from around the time she changed course. IIRC she tried to call the ex but couldn't reach him. Her calls for that day have been discussed here a while back. Prisma's father showed the log to Gray Hughes.

 

[indicolite22]

So is there video of this? I would think so, right?

The camera inside the garage pointed at the entrance only shows the guest entrance. Residents' arrivals and any departures are not covered.

 

[Laura456]

She was traveling in the direction of her home when she turned around and headed back to the bar area towards her ex's building. There is a call on her phone log from around the time she changed course. IIRC she tried to call the ex but couldn't reach him. Her calls for that day have been discussed here a while back. Prisma's father showed the log to Gray Hughes.

Do we know what caused her agitation? She called several people so I'm hoping someone has shared?

 

[indicolite22]

Do we know what caused her agitation? She called several people so I'm hoping someone has shared?

To me it looks like she tried to talk to the ex, but was frustrated because he couldn't be reached, so she went to visit him. It's also possible that she was affected by the argument at the bar (where she was denied more drink) and/or by the road rage incident she was involved in shortly after the bar (where she pulled a gun on another car with three young women). Her last three calls from the ex's building (at around 6pm) to three different people didn't reveal the motive. There are no details known about the content of the call caught on video in front of the elevator, only that it didn't provide any insight. On the second call Prisma was frantic and allegedly mistook the person for her ex and on the last call she seemed confused, not knowing where she was.

It's not clear if Prisma and the ex broke up (again) that afternoon at the bar. IIRC he called her once more after he left. We also don't know why she stayed at the bar alone for hours. What was her plan? She didn't intend to return to work.

 

[Laura456]

To me it looks like she tried to talk to the ex, but was frustrated because he couldn't be reached, so she went to visit him. It's also possible that she was affected by the argument at the bar (where she was denied more drink) and/or by the road rage incident she was involved in shortly after the bar (where she pulled a gun on another car with three young women). Her last three calls from the ex's building (at around 6pm) to three different people didn't reveal the motive. There are no details known about the content of the call caught on video in front of the elevator, only that it didn't provide any insight. On the second call Prisma was frantic and allegedly mistook the person for her ex and on the last call she seemed confused, not knowing where she was.

It's not clear if Prisma and the ex broke up (again) that afternoon at the bar. IIRC he called her once more after he left. We also don't know why she stayed at the bar alone for hours. What was her plan? She didn't intend to return to work.

So none of the people she spoke to gave our details publicly? I guess I can understand and respect their reticence

 

[indicolite22]

So none of the people she spoke to gave our details publicly? I guess I can understand and respect their reticence

IIRC, the last two of the trio were interviewed on Gray Hughes' yt channel. Since Prisma isn't here, there's no way of knowing if they were being truthful.

 

[jonnyrock]

With all that red hot phone activity at the Ex's building leading up to Prisma's disappearance let's not forget texting. Did one particular text direct Prisma to the top of the building where she was last seen? I wonder......

 

[indicolite22]

With all that red hot phone activity at the Ex's building leading up to Prisma's disappearance let's not forget texting. Did one particular text direct Prisma to the top of the building where she was last seen? I wonder......

I imagine that LE were able to retrieve the texts if there were any and put pressure on the ex if they were incriminating for him. They stated that he had a solid alibi.

 

[Laura456]

IIRC, the last two of the trio were interviewed on Gray Hughes' yt channel. Since Prisma isn't here, there's no way of knowing if they were being truthful.

Could you summarize what they said?

I love Gray as a creator and journalist but I don't have time to listen or keep up with two hours live streams.

 

[indicolite22]

Could you summarize what they said?

I love Gray as a creator and journalist but I don't have time to listen or keep up with two hours live streams.

The second friend stated that she mistook him for the ex, asking for his apartment number. The third claimed that she sounded confused and unable to look up her own location on her phone. He was trying to send someone to pick her up, but couldn't figure out where she was at.

Phone interview with the second person starts at 40:50 (video from August 2019):

Info about the third person (last person to hear from Prisma) was not from GH, but from Prisma's dad's interview on Nancy Grace's show:

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"She said she was feeling confused, feeling very strange,... He asked her to ping her telephone, and he was getting someone he knows in the area, because he was gone... out of town,... She couldn't even figure how to ping her telephone."

 

[Catmommy]

I find victim blaming abhorrent, but I think of Prisma as a victim more of herself and her choices that fateful day than one of a potentially opportunistic offender. Whatever led her to that apartment parking deck it was by her decision and actions. She was notedly quite impaired by alcohol consumption. With all the variables that only she controlled, death by some yet unknown misadventure on her part is still the most logical answer to Prima's mystery. My opinion only of course.

 

[Laura456]

I find victim blaming abhorrent, but I think of Prisma as a victim more of herself and her choices that fateful day than one of a potentially opportunistic offender. Whatever led her to that apartment parking deck it was by her decision and actions. She was notedly quite impaired by alcohol consumption. With all the variables that only she controlled, death by some yet unknown misadventure on her part is still the most logical answer to Prima's mystery. My opinion only of course.

Oooh what if the ex drugged her drink so she was mad at him and wanting to confront? Feeling so confused and strange sounds like roofie rather than normal drinking.

But what would be the ex's motivation? Make her have a car crash and DUI so he could get full custody?

 

[indicolite22]

Oooh what if the ex drugged her drink so she was mad at him and wanting to confront? Feeling so confused and strange sounds like roofie rather than normal drinking.

But what would be the ex's motivation? Make her have a car crash and DUI so he could get full custody?

The ex who lived in the building she disappeared from is not the father of her son. The son's father lives in another city and is also a verified insider on this thread.

 

[Laura456]

The ex who lived in the building she disappeared from is not the father of her son. The son's father lives in another city and is also a verified insider on this thread.

Ok thank you for clearing that up! Would this particular ex have had a reason to drug Prisma?

 

[Catmommy]

The problem with the idea of Prisma being drugged by her ex is that she remained at the restaurant long after her ex left, drinking until she was literally "cut off". Any drug that might have been slipped to her would have taken effect long before she got to the apartment building especially when potentiated by all the alcohol she consumed. Unless, of course, she self-medicated at some point later during her journey.

 

[Laura456]

I wish we could have more information released ! It's been too long

 

[indicolite22]

There's upcoming activity by the owners of the official Where is Prisma Reyes fb page. New weekly episodes of the dedicated Undetected podcast series are starting this week.

Fb post from yesterday: Log into Facebook

The time has come, we're ready to start releasing it all. It's more important we find her now, than ever.
New episodes coming weekly!
Episodes will include interviews with loved ones and experts in the field, those looking into Prisma's case and more.
There is A LOT of information, so we figured this would be the best way.
Unfortunately, this is what we should have done the first time. HOWEVER, we never wanted to compromise any active investigations. Now that we are 3 1/2 years into her disappearance, it's time those who have the information we need come forward. They need to do the right thing.
Let's find Prisma.

 

[Araised_Marvels]

Yes I wish all of the new information should have been released sooner. I am heartbroken for her family, especially her son. Where are you, Prisma?

 

[indicolite22]

We don't know how much new information will actually be revealed. It might be just more of the background info. No new episode releases so far.

 

[Araised_Marvels]

I thank God they found the Delphi girls killer. He had been initially cleared by LE because they thought he had an air tight alibi. So why can't we do the same process for Prisma? Interview all those that were initially cleared once more and start from there. Check if they’re alibi still checks out years later. Who owned the gray car she was seen sitting next to? Why can’t the babysitter talk about what they discussed that day? I am thinking this was less misadventure and more foul play. Praying for justice for Prisma!