That was a weird time between him and Abel Bolanos being found in Lake Laverne
Missing NW Iowa Men
- Thread starter DSMCy
- Start date
I remember all the Smiley Face Killer conspiracies, but I think it seemed pretty clear in retrospect that both probably wandered out in bad weather while intoxicated, passed out, and died from either hypothermia or drowning.
Yep. Its just the sadness of the stats that after a certain amount of time, the outcomes are less than great.
I call that CF "Smiley Face Killers" era.
Perhaps even the Golden Age of CF. The urban exploring thread?! **CHEFS KISS**
I was thinking the same thing. Maybe something drug (meth) related happening by the site/ area and he walked in on something that he shouldn't have.
Did I miss it or has no one that saw him at the Eagle Grove site made a statement or has publicly been removed the investigation???
He wouldn’t have been alone loading his trailer up from the pick up.
He wouldn’t have been alone loading his trailer up from the pick up.
That urban exploring thread was a goldmine
It was on the KCCI website
Missing Calhoun County man's family says his disappearance doesn't make sense
"This is not like him; he would never ever go missing, he would never miss work. Something is wrong. We need to do something," Mark Riesberg's sister said.
www.kcci.com
I have a co-worker who was in the special forces - Green Barret. He tells of a training exercise they did in the Utah desert (mid-80's) where they were supposed to hike like 10 km to simulate getting picked up at a rendezvous point.
Start their hike, don't have any observable weird occurrences, ended up 115 miles from their rendezvous point two weeks later.
The really strange part was their group didn't experience the "lost time" as their canteens/ water supplies were still nearly full from when they set out - i.e. they didn't experience being gone for two weeks time. Needless to say when they were asked by the chain of command what happened, the higher ups weren't satisfied until they said they were just messing around and went AWOL for a couple of weeks (which wasn't at all what their actual story was) - his 'team' was split up and each member was assigned to a new team individually.
Oh wow... that is something. Reminds me a little of Dyatlov Pass incidenct, just with a very different out come.
Crazy thing is when I'm out walking, I'm using listening to stuff about the dog man of Michigan, and other creepy weird stories of disappearances - as Im going out in the world - and listen to them as I fall asleep. So I am weird lol
This sounds like a suicide to me. Somewhat older guy, assumedly single (as his sister - not his wife or child - is the concerned party), would not be surprising given the limited info we have.It was on the KCCI website
Missing Calhoun County man's family says his disappearance doesn't make sense
"This is not like him; he would never ever go missing, he would never miss work. Something is wrong. We need to do something," Mark Riesberg's sister said.
Just found an article saying that the owners at the Eagle Grove site said they don’t know anything and that Friday afternoon is when they began investigating that area.
So he went missing Monday night/Tuesday morning and you don’t begin investigating his last known whereabouts until Friday afternoon?
You could be right. AS someone who is younger but otherwise similar to him, IDK , might wait to hear more but yes, it could sadly be that
This happened to a girl at Tri Delts a couple years ago, found in the parking lot behind the house. Honestly surprised it doesn't happen somewhat often in Ames and other college towns with cold winters.
If that's the case, picking up load of pigs checks out.
