I think so. I’d think if you were running off n your own, you’d leave the truck in a parking lot and not the road. And if he wondered off, they would have found him.
Missing NW Iowa Men
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I think so. I’d think if you were running off n your own, you’d leave the truck in a parking lot and not the road. And if he wondered off, they would have found him.
So, I love walking through state parks, national parks. I'm a reasonably big dude (6'4, 250) and while I'm not aggressive, I also don't shy away. And I've got a 70 pound dog so I typically have a , probably false sense of security.
But I will say the creepiest experience was walking around Evansdale in a pouring rain - in the pre daylight - and I could hear something following. Heavy steps. Shiloh heard it. And he'd turn, stop and stare off into the thicket and snort then bark. Every time I sped up, the steps sped up. Every time I slowed, they slowed. If I turned, they turned with me. Something, or someone was following us.
There have been other experiences as well. But that was one day I was very happy to make it to the clearing
you wonder if there was a mental breakdown or something that would cause him to park the semi in the middle of the road and walk off
You'd think so. But I'm telling you, there are some seriously weird disappearances out there. There was a story of this guy who went missing from a snow mobile years back in the NW of the country - there were no steps, no nothing, it was almost like he was straight lifted off the machine and it just stopped.
I don't know if there's the religious after life and don't want to turn the thread into that, but I 100 million percent believe that there is way more going on than what we were aware of. Or told.
Yeah, honestly, who knows.
Could of just got the motivation to go do whatever he wanted to do and said, i'll just pull over and do it now.
strange either way
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Is there just one documentary on this? We watched it and it's fascinating. I am totally into watching this stuff. Not sure how much is true or not, but it's really weird for sure.
Isn't it odd that the wife didn't notice he was missing until the owner came to the house? I get that if he left the house at 7:30PM he would probably been back late and maybe she went to bed before he got back, but you'd think she would have at least exchanged texts or something before she went to bed.
Not trying to implicate a lady that is going through a horrible situation but also surprised I haven't seen that discussed in any spots.
I grew up in the area and drove basically right past where the truck was found last weekend while I was home for Thanksgiving so been watching things on this a bit more than other disappearances like this.
Not trying to implicate a lady that is going through a horrible situation but also surprised I haven't seen that discussed in any spots.
I grew up in the area and drove basically right past where the truck was found last weekend while I was home for Thanksgiving so been watching things on this a bit more than other disappearances like this.
Edit: Deleted photo because it started going down the political rabbit hole
The attached image is a FB post from a friend of a friend from Sunday - these types of things float around on social media pretty frequently and it's impossible to know if they're true. I don't directly know the person who posted, but I have talked to a couple people that do know him and they have confirmed the story to be accurate. Keep in mind, this is the same general vicinity a few days after the trucker went missing.
There is also a bank that went under in Sac City a few weeks ago for making bad loans in the trucking industry. I've heard that one of the bankers there committed suicide recently. A LOT of weird things happening in a small area.
The attached image is a FB post from a friend of a friend from Sunday - these types of things float around on social media pretty frequently and it's impossible to know if they're true. I don't directly know the person who posted, but I have talked to a couple people that do know him and they have confirmed the story to be accurate. Keep in mind, this is the same general vicinity a few days after the trucker went missing.
There is also a bank that went under in Sac City a few weeks ago for making bad loans in the trucking industry. I've heard that one of the bankers there committed suicide recently. A LOT of weird things happening in a small area.
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The trucker case reminds me a little of this case that happened in my backyard recently.
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.
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.
This was called out by Woodbury sheriff’s office as ******** as to what actually transpired with the man arrested.
Based on what I've heard (very little BTW) I feel like this is correct. He may have seen something he shouldn't have or did something. NOTHING CONCRETE though. Take it for what you will.
But it was on FB so must be true.
The statement by the sheriff's office stated there is no evidence that this incident was related to the missing trucker, and that the driver was arrested for reckless driving (which is accurate). There was nothing in regard to the previously posted story being inaccurate or misinformation.