Facebook post from a friend of a friend. Lol! Does this same friend of a friend also have a post talking about kitty litter in schools? Sorry, I don't believe any of this kind of stuff from Facebook anymore, especially when there is a politically charged element to it like this story.
Debunked the fact that it was directly related to the missing trucker with current evidence. Did not debunk the story posted.
Sadly their bodies will likely be found by a farmer come spring.Talking to family over the weekend and they brought up these 2 missing men. I hadn’t heard anything about it.
First one is Mark Riesberg. He went missing in October. I can’t find this in the news, but according to my family his car was found on a gravel road with the cell phone and wallet in the car. I’m not finding much info on this one.
Second is David Schultz and this one is really suspicious.
He drives truck and hauls hogs. On Tuesday, Nov 21st he picked up a load of feeder pigs in Eagle Grove and was supposed to deliver them in Sac City.
The next morning they found his semi with the pigs still in the trailer, going north of Sac City.
The truck was in the road, not pulled off to the side and his wallet and phone were in the truck too.
Wall Lake trucker's wife makes plea for help after his disappearance
"He works and he comes home, and that's it," Schultz said by phone Friday afternoon of the 53-year-old Wall Lake man, who went missing earlier this week under mysterious circumstances.siouxcityjournal.com
Really weird, scary stuff.
Probably not related, but pretty coincidental to have similar missing persons cases close together in rural Iowa like this.
The FB post claims that the Mexican guy with meth was the same vehicle that was messing with the kid.
I had this same experience racoon hunting back in the day. We would cross a stream then a minute later there are the steps splashing through the stream or tall grass whatever we went through. Wished we had more than a .22. We never saw a thing but our flashlights were not like what we have today.
Oh no, it s a whole serious. Former police detective leading it. Its crazy and while.
This is America, strap up. Kind of serious.... Have an ex who traveled all over the Midwest for work, often driving at night. Making sure she didn't leave her gun at home was part of the "phone, wallet, keys" check for her.
But it's almost certainly not. Right there with kitty litters and kidney harvests.
This is 100% something a crazy aunt/uncle would post on facebook. It's fuzzy, poorly cropped, all one block of rambling nonsense, and a sprinkle of heavy racism. I didn't need to skim that to know it's fake as hell.
Yeah that's why I asked the question about headset and dashcam.The trucker case reminds me a little of this case that happened in my backyard recently.
Elma man found guilty of murder, abuse of corpse
Sayvonne Jordan, the Elma man accused of murdering a Northern Iowa man and dismembering his corpse, was found guilty of 1st-degree murder and abuse of a corpse in Howard County Court Wednesday, Nov. 8.www.kaaltv.com
My guess (knowing absolutely nothing about the case) is that he got involved in running drugs, got desperate, siphoned a little cash, and the guys up the chain found out about it. They knew what he did for a living, followed him, created this situation (like a roadblock that forced him to stop the truck), and abducted/murdered him.
FWIW, it's fuzzy and poorly cropped because I screenshotted the post with the snipping tool.
Same. I do have a sharp friend I typically carry with me so I'm completely helpless, although I don't always. Granted it does require something or someone to be somewhat close to me, but again, that's where I fall back of feeling self assured of myself, rightly or wrongly.
When I return to Iowa a few times a year for family stuff, I'm still shocked to see the mega gun store on I-80 (Brownells). Not the world I grew up in.
