I just read that a womnan, posting on one of the official missing sites as an individual said she rented her "her car'. The way it was worded implied a private rental, (and again, unverified) but she just may have been reluctant to post publically who she worked for. I wish LE could clear up that and some other details.
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That is MUCH more detailed than some "pool equipment" and a "checklist" that was originally reported. This is the first it was said the pool equipment was tied in directly to the resort (as opposed to being something left in the vehicle by the vehicle owner if privately rented or the previous renter). This is also the first they've mentioned her day pack being gone as well a couple of survival kits being missing. Have they checked the winterized cabins?“I’m not exactly sure what she said, but she posted a photo of herself, a selfie, what looked to be inside the park,” Abraham said. “This is where it gets weird. Between Nov. 15 and Nov. 16, they had a break-in at the Sol Duc Hot Spring [Resort], which is closed for the winter. Supposedly, the maintenance man reported it on Monday, the 17th, when he came back.”
When park rangers discovered Boulia’s abandoned Ford Bronco, they found much of the camping equipment still inside along with Sol Duc Hot Spring Resort maintenance documents.
“In the car was most of her camping equipment, minus a day pack, a couple of survival kits and a few things that we believe are with her because they are missing,” Abraham said. “Also in the trunk, they found items from the lodge, which were pool couplings, which go on pipes, and a maintenance checklist, like a winterization checklist with cabin numbers. They didn’t find it odd; they filled in the gaps and said she must have been in the resort.”
Questions remain as family seeks answers in missing woman’s case - Port Townsend & Jefferson County Leader
Authorities with Olympic National Park say the search for a missing 26-year-old has been scaled back, with teams only returning to the field in response to new clues or developments. Alleacya “Angel” Boulia of St. Louis, Missouri, was last seen shopping at the Walmart in Port Angeles on Nov. 17...
That is MUCH more detailed than some "pool equipment" and a "checklist" that was originally reported. This is the first it was said the pool equipment was tied in directly to the resort (as opposed to being something left in the vehicle by the vehicle owner if privately rented or the previous renter). This is also the first they've mentioned her day pack being gone as well a couple of survival kits being missing. Have they checked the winterized cabins?“I’m not exactly sure what she said, but she posted a photo of herself, a selfie, what looked to be inside the park,” Abraham said. “This is where it gets weird. Between Nov. 15 and Nov. 16, they had a break-in at the Sol Duc Hot Spring [Resort], which is closed for the winter. Supposedly, the maintenance man reported it on Monday, the 17th, when he came back.”
When park rangers discovered Boulia’s abandoned Ford Bronco, they found much of the camping equipment still inside along with Sol Duc Hot Spring Resort maintenance documents.
“In the car was most of her camping equipment, minus a day pack, a couple of survival kits and a few things that we believe are with her because they are missing,” Abraham said. “Also in the trunk, they found items from the lodge, which were pool couplings, which go on pipes, and a maintenance checklist, like a winterization checklist with cabin numbers. They didn’t find it odd; they filled in the gaps and said she must have been in the resort.”
Questions remain as family seeks answers in missing woman’s case - Port Townsend & Jefferson County Leader
Authorities with Olympic National Park say the search for a missing 26-year-old has been scaled back, with teams only returning to the field in response to new clues or developments. Alleacya “Angel” Boulia of St. Louis, Missouri, was last seen shopping at the Walmart in Port Angeles on Nov. 17...
The status of her mental health was my first question. Primarily because of this far away trip, the stated purpose and the fact she’s alone is a little unusual. Not really the time of year for an inexperienced person to explore Washington state parks. Definitely odd.
You make some good points, but I can't help but think that the break in info is second hand, from her aunt, NOT law enforcement or park officials. Her family had also stated she flew into Port Angeles which doesn't have air service. So personally, I'd take any non-official statements with a grain of salt, despite the family's obvious caring intentions. The aunt said in the linked article (the post from @Knox Wed 2:18) " Between Nov. 15 and Nov. 16, they had a break-in at the Sol Duc Hot Spring [Resort], which is closed for the winter. Supposedly, the maintenance man reported it on Monday, the 17th, when he came back.”
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The three subway sandwiches came to mind too.
The sandwiches were apparently left behind. "5 On Your Side investigators found Alleacya's camping equipment and three Subway sandwiches she bought from a Washington-area Wal Mart." Mom worries about her daughter reported missing after visiting Olympic National Park in Washington
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That's a great observation - I didn't think of the evidence oef terms of three, and perhaps being for more than one person. This just gets odder.
I thought the same thing, but thinking way back to a younger me, I could see myself telling my mom that I was helping the homeless if I’d met up with some transients, hippies, whatever. There is a photo of her that has more of her phone’s background app. I’m going to try to find it…it looks like maybe snapmaps was being used.
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