agree. I went back and edited my original post that stated the front windows had been rolled down (or crushed in). The dive team actually said that the passenger side front window was down. I don't recall them saying anything about the driver's side front window.
Fine, I will modify that to say sand and gravel quarries. Better? This was expanded upon in further posts.
Spoken like a true engineer! Good one, that gave me a good chuckle!Whoa whoa whoa, you gave up way too early. Come back at him with grouting the whole quarry and then tell him that you don't need to drain the whole aquifer, because that's ridiculous.
You are correct. I just watched the video on the KCCI website and they said they did not find it on their initial pass and that they changed some settings and then found it.
kcci.com
Why because they didn't find the car? Could they even prove the car was there when they scanned. Even if it was why would someone be liable for not finding someone?
They said the tip told them they were at the wrong pond the first time this crew came a month earlier. They believed the party was at a different pond, and did not search this one. So that is why they returned to this pond on their return trip. Then someone had seen something on a satellite image in the water, but it was on the other side of the pond from where the car was found, it was just a anomaly in the satellite image, when they checked it. They checked that spot first, then found the car shortly after that in the subsequent pass around the pond.
Jesus that has to be really tough but really important work.These guys just found a vehicle that went missing in 1998.
Human remains have been found inside a vehicle connected to a 1998 missing persons case | CNN
A vehicle that was tied to a missing person’s case from 1998 was found in Arkansas with human remains inside, according to local officials.www.cnn.com
