Found Deceased WY - Aubree Corona, 28, did not return to campsite, Sublette County, 13 Jul 2019

[Blindseyb]

Hello so I actually saw Aubree’s missing person flyer and decided to do my own sleuthing. I work in Grand Teton National Park,m. My friend and I actually went and drived on Union Pass yesterday. We only made it halfway through just because of how sketchy we felt. We do plan to return on that road and use one of your guys great maps.

 

[Blindseyb]

What’s very disheartening is no one seems to know what time she saw the supposed “logger” or “loggers”. The road she supposedly took called Union Pass is a huge hill out in the middle of nowhere. We were confused why she even took that road. This Wednesday or Thursday we hope to see what’s on the other side of Union Pass. Can anyone send a map again of all the places they checked?

 

[Blindseyb]

I hopefully want to talk to someone familiar with the area as well who is From Dubois.

 

[Blindseyb]

Waiting to get verified.. i am one of the campers

How many people were you camping with? And did you guys also have cars?

 

[Blindseyb]

Can LE Activate the search again in a missing person case?

 

[Suglo]

Can LE Activate the search again in a missing person case?

Yes if they get any new evidence to suggest she is out there.

 

[Lewie]

Could someone get a motorcycle out of the bed of a pick up on their own?

 

[Blindseyb]

Yeah I am curious about that too, it’s interesting to think she possibly was able to move the motorcycle and get stuck or end up somewhere else?

Could someone get a motorcycle out of the bed of a pick up on their own?

 

[Blindseyb]

I am just spitballing at this point but I wonder if the loggers helped her move the motorcycle out of the truck? Or she thought??? I mean the loggers could have just purely given her advice on where to go but it comes off very creepy.

 

[Rocky1]

Could someone get a motorcycle out of the bed of a pick up on their own?

Sure. It's easy if you have a banking or a steep hill to back up to. Just lower the tailgate and roll it out.

 

[Misssophia1]

Sure. It's easy if you have a banking or a steep hill to back up to. Just lower the tailgate and roll it out.

 

[Rural_PC]

Could someone get a motorcycle out of the bed of a pick up on their own?

Yes. A hill, or a board or ramp in the back of the truck would work.

 

[Misssophia1]

Yes. A hill, or a board or ramp in the back of the truck would work.

 

[Misssophia1]

We carry ramps for our four wheelers either on the trailer or truck.. perhaps there were ramps on the truck

 

[Dre]

@Misssophia1 are you trying to comment on these posts? Or “like” them? Just seems as though you’re copying and pasting, just trying to help you out

 

[Rocky1]

Yeah I am curious about that too, it’s interesting to think she possibly was able to move the motorcycle and get stuck or end up somewhere else?

My thought is unless it was a larger motorcycle, I doubt if it got stuck. If it was a larger bike, it would get stuck easy in soft sand.
My guess is it was some type of a dirtbike, because of the terrain they went to, in which case she could have gone just about anywhere without getting stuck, but it's only a guess. I am also guessing that regardless if she planned to ride it around that location where they were camping, or she planned to abscond, she also brought extra gasoline, and could have strapped the can on the rear of the bike.

 

[Lewie]

Yes. A hill, or a board or ramp in the back of the truck would work.

I thought so, but she would’ve had to have or improvise a ramp. Either of which seems easily possible.

 

[Rocky1]

We carry ramps for our four wheelers either on the trailer or truck.. perhaps there were ramps on the truck

Ramps work, however, unless you are backed up to a banking, or have a few other people helping you, I wouldn't risk trying to roll a motorcycle out of the back of a pickup truck unless it was a kids bike. JMO.

 

[grannygates]

i’m going to assume that when they put the dirt bike into the back of the truck they used a ramp (or a jimmy rig ramp), and then loaded the ramp in the bed of the truck to be used when they take the bike off.

to take it off, it depends on how big the bike is. imo rolling off a 250 is much different than a 450. the truck is standard height avalanche it’s not that far off the ground.

i just am not getting why one wouldn’t take the bike out when you’re about to embark on a 6+ hr drive to an appointment in town just to then leave the dirt bike unattended while you go inside, leaving it open to being stolen. we don’t know the confirmed nature of this errand so i’m just assuming it’s some type of appointment... and why bother going camping at all if you have to just turn around for this errand.

the answer can be as simple as “because i wanted to” but it strikes me as unusual.

 

[TTF14]

Could someone get a motorcycle out of the bed of a pick up on their own?

Easy peasy with a ramp.