I don’t think she was ever prioritized as she should have been simply because of her criminal record. It seems like LE thought she’d probably just disappeared because she didn’t want to deal with the legal issues she had, and she’d turn up eventually.
Thank-you! Still waiting for Aubree's body post autopsy to finalize funeral services. When we have information I will be sure to post. Thank-you so much for all of your help, thoughts, prayers and support!
When LE was called Sunday July 14th we were told that they had their annual "Rendezvous" going on and did not have extra officers to go track down the BFs camp but if we got a general area they would TRY to get out to the camp. We called them about 2:00 pm with camp information, but they did not make contact until evening. Meanwhile, we were being told that maybe she just needed a "mommy vacation" or she was one of the drunks at the "Rendezvous". So right off the bat she was being judged, even though we kept telling them she would not do that.
Your posts are true and logical. However my emotions are not, and in this case I agree with TristanP. Though we don't know how Aubree died yet, if she laid out there and died alone due to an injury, I'm going to really wonder if LE did all they could to find her as quickly as possible. If my heart hurts this way, I can't imagine how her family feels
Well, I’m not sure exactly, but it was a test to make sure she was sober. A breathalyzer would be kinda stupid for LE to request, because it would be easy for her to not drink alcohol until after the test. A UA that detects alcohol as well as other substances makes more sense to me, because usually the conditions of being released on bond require the person to abstain from any alcohol or drug use. Plus, a UA would detect things used over the past few days whereas a breathalyzer alone would only indicate alcohol use in the immediate hours before the test.
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I agree with every word you said! If SAR resources were not available call for other agencies. Maybe they did and I missed that? Forest Service, State agencies, private organizations?
I feel awful for the volunteer SAR people. They have to do as told by LE and are not allowed to continue searching if told to stand down. I am sure they are all probably feeling pretty bad that they didn’t find her especially if they searched close to where she was eventually found.This is what I found for Sublette County Search and Rescue: Search & Rescue | Sublette County - Official Website
They have a volunteer group (Tip Top Search and Rescue) of about 40 people. No word on how long they will search. They were involved with the Aubree search before it was suspended. Their Facebook page has the grid search that was done for Aubree and the Sheriff's announcement suspending the search as well as the request for no volunteer searches, even though they were suspending the search for her.
Sheriff references the team and efforts here on July 17:
"During the search operations, Tip Top Search and Rescue members as well as the contract helicopter were deployed to the Union Pass area in an extensive search for Miss Corona. Fremont County Search and Rescue deployed a similar response on their side of the pass in a coordinated search effort. An extensive grid search of the entire area between Green River Lakes and Dubois Wyoming were conducted over the last two days. As of Tuesday evening, the search of the entire area resulted in no signs of Miss Corona or the vehicle she was reported to be in." Tip Top Search and Rescue
I don't know where she was found in relation to the grid search map photo.
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Our understanding is that she was to do her breathalyzer morning and night. They arrived in Pinedale Friday so she did her pm breathalyzer Friday evening in Pinedale and was heading into Pinedale for her morning test and was taking a cooler from camp to bring ice back to camp after her test.
