Missing woman search in Shenandoah

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Anonymous wrote:I'm really curious as to what killer viruses PP thinks are lurking in the Virginia woods.

LOL

Zika

Zika kills people before they have time to walk out of the woods now?

JOKE

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Anonymous wrote:The car in question was seen driving into the park by an elderly woman the same day it was found. She remembered the car because of its uniqueness. Meaning the car was parked there the same day it was found. I still think foul play.

This is so so obvious. The police know it too.

That doesn't make any sense - why would an elderly woman be driving the missing girl's car, and (assuming that's even true) why would she leave it there?

This is why grammar matters. It was seen by an elderly woman being driven in. Not seen being driven in by an elderly woman.

Yeah, I guess I should've re-read it before posting, to make sure everyone could understand what I meant; though I figured the sentence after it would clear up any confusion. However, if we're being grammar Nazis- your sentence doesn't really work well, either. Makes it sound like someone is driving the elderly woman in.

Basically, what happened was the old lady saw the uniquely styled car while driving her own car into the park. She said something about it, and was told to contact VSP to give them the info. However, if her soon to be ex husband works for them.. well who knows what could happen with this case.

Also, to the people who couldn't see him doing such a thing- there have been serial killers with such charm and charisma, that friends and relatives were shocked upon finding out what they had done. You just never really know people anymore.

If the husband works for the police, then he has the knowledge about crime to get away with something like this (ie Drew Peterson), not to mention many possible accomplices who would be equally capable as far as knowledge about crimes/investigations.

And if she cheated, then there is motive too. Did he have opportunity?? (hope they are not letting this slide just because he's a fellow cop).

Maybe an outside agency needs to do the investigation to keep it impartial / catch the person responsible?

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I just looked at the facebook page and am impressed.

She looks very different in some of the FB photos. I think it's smart that the family put up so many and such a variety (different angles, length of hair, lighting)

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Hikers go missing in the woods regularly, because it's REALLY easy to get lost in dense forests, particularly if you leave the trail. You think you can get back on it quickly, after taking a pee or whatever, you go in that direction, and you can't find it again.
It's dangerous to go hiking alone, and as an experienced hiker, she must have known this.

There are also hypothermia risks, and occasionally bear attacks, viruses, and crazy killers.

This really isn't applicable to Shenandoah NP. I think at its widest you are talking 6 miles, so depending on which side of the mountain you are on you are never more than 2-3 miles from someone's backyard. You could get lost/turned around on the trails, but because of the topography it really would be rather difficult to get lost in the woods and very far from a trail or road. Black bear attacks - no that's just not reality. Also really hard to accidently fall. It seems a fall would need to be on purpose.

I find it hard to believe a lone female would randomly go hiking and not text a family member or friend to let them know where she was going, "just in case." It would be very impulsive. Only her family would know whether she tended to go off and do things like that without telling anyone. But most women are going to tell someone their plans.

Or at the least leave a note with a quick itinerary in the car at the trailhead for Rangers to find in car of emergency. Especially if not at an obvious trailhead / trail like (for example) Old Rag.

I would not do this. I'd be unlikely to go hiking alone, but wouldn't do this. I may tell my DH if I could get him on the phone.

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Gone Girl

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Very sad. Pretty young lady.

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Ha! I was thinking the same thing. She could call in sick, park her car at some random park, have someone pick her up or hike her way out and KNOW since her DH is law enforcement he would be eyed as a suspect.

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It's so odd that this FIREFIGHTER goes missing presumably in Shenandoah National Park, and the same day her car is found in that park, a wildfire starts. And, according to a Washington Post article, officials believe this fire was "likely human-caused". This cannot be coincidence, can it?

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Anonymous wrote:It's so odd that this FIREFIGHTER goes missing presumably in Shenandoah National Park, and the same day her car is found in that park, a wildfire starts. And, according to a Washington Post article, officials believe this fire was "likely human-caused". This cannot be coincidence, can it?[/quote

I keep thinking the same thing

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Anonymous wrote:It's so odd that this FIREFIGHTER goes missing presumably in Shenandoah National Park, and the same day her car is found in that park, a wildfire starts. And, according to a Washington Post article, officials believe this fire was "likely human-caused". This cannot be coincidence, can it?[/quote

I keep thinking the same thing

Exactly. Not a coincidence.

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Anonymous wrote:Gone Girl

I thought this too! Also, after seeing how her honorable coworkers discussed her on the other forum I hope if
she's pulled a gone girl she remembers how kind they were. But seriously, the people on that site are sick! I couldn't believe
people were talking about women like that on a public forum. What a nightmare for her and the other women.

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I thought this too! Also, after seeing how her honorable coworkers discussed her on the other forum I hope if
she's pulled a gone girl she remembers how kind they were. But seriously, the people on that site are sick! I couldn't believe
people were talking about women like that on a public forum. What a nightmare for her and the other women.

I read the thread about the other woman and was disgusted. Surely some of that reaches the level of libel/slander? It was disgusting nonetheless. I've lost all respect for Fairfax firefighters who treat their own like that.

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Anonymous wrote:It's so odd that this FIREFIGHTER goes missing presumably in Shenandoah National Park, and the same day her car is found in that park, a wildfire starts. And, according to a Washington Post article, officials believe this fire was "likely human-caused". This cannot be coincidence, can it?[/quote

I keep thinking the same thing

Exactly. Not a coincidence.

For the amateur sleuths... Do you know where her car was found? Scroll down to see which trails are closed because of fire.

http://dcist.com/2016/04/rocky_mount_fire.php

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Anonymous wrote:Gone Girl

I thought this too! Also, after seeing how her honorable coworkers discussed her on the other forum I hope if
she's pulled a gone girl she remembers how kind they were. But seriously, the people on that site are sick! I couldn't believe
people were talking about women like that on a public forum. What a nightmare for her and the other women.

I read the thread about the other woman and was disgusted. Surely some of that reaches the level of libel/slander? It was disgusting nonetheless. I've lost all respect for Fairfax firefighters who treat their own like that.

Absolutely! I feel so badly for women who have to work with these "men."

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Anonymous wrote:It's so odd that this FIREFIGHTER goes missing presumably in Shenandoah National Park, and the same day her car is found in that park, a wildfire starts. And, according to a Washington Post article, officials believe this fire was "likely human-caused". This cannot be coincidence, can it?[/quote

I keep thinking the same thing

Exactly. Not a coincidence.

Yes it prob is. She is a structural firefighter. They generally have nothing to do with wildland fires - two totally separate type of firefighters. If structural firefighters start fires it is generally so they can respond to the calls and be the heroes.