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

[Laura456]

Was there any kind of manhole or somewhere she could have fallen into by accident? Can't believe this hasn't been solved yet

 

[daybreaking]

Six years now - missing in broad daylight in a major city.

 

[indicolite22]

Do we know what Prisma's ex Ryan did for a living? Possible involvement in shady business would explain his lack of cooperation with her family. He also treated Prisma like an option, going on a date with another woman that night. OTOH they had an argument in the afternoon, which could suggest jealousy. Prisma was not in a good place that day, first with the morning altercation at work, heavy drinking at lunch, not returning to work, and ending with the road rage incident. She might have been paranoid about someone and sought help from Ryan who called her just before but didn't respond to her later calls. She called a couple of other exes for help. What made her stop using her phone?

 

[Archangel Tara]

Do we know what Prisma's ex Ryan did for a living? Possible involvement in shady business would explain his lack of cooperation with her family. He also treated Prisma like an option, going on a date with another woman that night. OTOH they had an argument in the afternoon, which could suggest jealousy. Prisma was not in a good place that day, first with the morning altercation at work, heavy drinking at lunch, not returning to work, and ending with the road rage incident. She might have been paranoid about someone and sought help from Ryan who called her just before but didn't respond to her later calls. She called a couple of other exes for help. What made her stop using her phone?

A witness said they saw her next to a car that had a trunk open in the building where her ex was living at. NO ONE thought of checking that car out. They said she was on the phone crying. Maybe it was her ex telling her to get into that trunk of the car to take her somewhere else. They found her car at that building but not in the garage parking of that building. They also found her gun in that car of hers. They said they didn't see her leave the building at all on the camera footage. This makes me believe she was forced to get into that car. Maybe the ex had an accomplice and made threats on her sons life. She wasn't thinking straight b/c she was drinking alcohol.

 

[indicolite22]

A witness said they saw her next to a car that had a trunk open in the building where her ex was living at. NO ONE thought of checking that car out. They said she was on the phone crying. Maybe it was her ex telling her to get into that trunk of the car to take her somewhere else. They found her car at that building but not in the garage parking of that building. They also found her gun in that car of hers. They said they didn't see her leave the building at all on the camera footage. This makes me believe she was forced to get into that car. Maybe the ex had an accomplice and made threats on her sons life. She wasn't thinking straight b/c she was drinking alcohol.

She was calling the ex multiple times while in his apartment building, but he didn't pick up. During the last ten minutes of phone activity, she spoke to two other exes. There are many grey cars - none was identified as the car in question. It is possible that she was trying to hide from police (due to the road rage incident), but they were going to find her at home anyway. Perhaps she would have sobered up by then. I don't understand how the ex knew she was there when he wasn't home.

 

[Dre]

Once she got there and realized he wasn't there, did she pass out?
Could she have still been in the garage, waiting for him to arrive?
When did her ex return to the apartment complex?

 

[Laura456]

Any updates? Seems like nobody is looking at this. She's still a person, no matter what bad choices she made in her life.

 

[Laura456]

Anything new?

 

[indicolite22]

Once she got there and realized he wasn't there, did she pass out?
Could she have still been in the garage, waiting for him to arrive?
When did her ex return to the apartment complex?

One of the last people she called stated that she did not know the number of the ex's apartment, so she may not have realized he wasn't there. The ex wouldn't respond to her multiple calls made from the building, although he called her earlier that afternoon. IMO it isn't impossible that he directed her to the building, although the road rage event was a disruption that initially saw her speeding away from the area.

She was last seen on video while rushing through the garage on one of the upper floors, though not the top floor. I'm not sure if we can interpret it as running from something, perhaps the road rage incident, or frantically looking for the ex. The latter would likely take place in the residential part of the building where there were no cameras.

That evening a witness saw her on the top floor crying next to a car with an open trunk. She declined a request for help. We don't know when the sighting happened in relation to her calls. Her phone went silent 10 minutes after her arrival. Her last caller indicated that she was in a confused state, not knowing her location.

The ex allegedly returned home at around 5 am.

IMO: If she were able, she would continue using her phone. Had the phone's battery died ten minutes in, the authorities would have known. The least probable (though not impossible) scenario is that she shut down the phone and walked out, abandoning the jeep (and her life, including her young son). The next, she is still stuck somewhere in the building where she climbed or fell. In that scenario, her phone (unless crushed) would keep pinging for a while. She could have been hit by a car in the garage and taken out. An overdose is also possible, although she would have been found and the phone pings would give up her location. The last caller did say that she was unable to turn on location on her phone due to her confused state. A stranger taking advantage of her vulnerable state is another viable option. A wine tasting even took place in the building that evening, so perhaps people not living there attended. Finally, her ex enlisting someone else to kidnap and/or harm her. But how would the ex know she was there?

For some reason she was in a rush to see her ex. If the motive wasn't running from the police, she would have got there, see that he wasn't home and left in the Jeep. Was it a relationship drama? Drugs? Multiple possible reasons for her to act irrationally.

 

[Laura456]

"Her phone went silent 10 minutes after her arrival"

Source please? (Unless you're a verified insider in which case my apologies)

Also what is meant by "silent"? No more phone calls? No more pings? No more location? Thanks!

 

[indicolite22]

"Her phone went silent 10 minutes after her arrival"

Source please? (Unless you're a verified insider in which case my apologies)

Also what is meant by "silent"? No more phone calls? No more pings? No more location? Thanks!

No more phone calls (established early on). Unclear info on pings. We don't know if she used text. She was calling non stop for 10 minutes, so (IMO) it's reasonable to expect that she would continue, if she could.

 

[Laura456]

No more phone calls (established early on). Unclear info on pings. We don't know if she used text. She was calling non stop for 10 minutes, so (IMO) it's reasonable to expect that she would continue, if she could.

How long before the last video of her and her stopping communication? Seems like a pretty tight timeline.

 

[indicolite22]

How long before the last video of her and her stopping communication? Seems like a pretty tight timeline.

There were only about ten minutes between her arrival to the garage and her phone going silent. While there, she spoke to three different men on the phone. During that time she was on camera in front of the elevator closest to the entrance and was seen (by a witness) inside a different elevator going up. She was last caught on camera rushing through the garage in one of the upper floors - time unknown. There is also no time given for a purported sighting on the top garage floor when she declined help.

 

[Laura456]

The camera surely has a timestamp for her rushing on the upper floors? Are the police keeping that private?