Mostly federally funded I believe. Which is why they had to get federal permission to use them. They work with FEMA on the US and USAID for overseas support.Odd that an urban county with no mountains would have such resources.
Mostly federally funded I believe. Which is why they had to get federal permission to use them. They work with FEMA on the US and USAID for overseas support.Odd that an urban county with no mountains would have such resources.
Which article? I can't find one that says the dogs hit on something and I'd like to read that!
http://wjla.com/news/local/candlelight-vigil-planned-for-missing-firefighter-nicole-mittendorff
Late Wednesday afternoon, authorities confirmed search dogs had made some scent "hits", but no one had yet to stumble upon any physical evidence aside from what was discovered in Mittendorff's car.
With good insight into the search logistics.Anyone who needs to catch up, that's a good little article.
Which article? I can't find one that says the dogs hit on something and I'd like to read that!
Also, to anyone, I keep reading here that she actually visited a gym. Is that verified or just a guess since she was assumed to be in the area of her gym? I'd think that her gym would likely be able to verify through a sign-in sheet or swipe card if she was there and when.
I just haven't seen it verified but admittedly I may have missed that in an article.
I am still trying to find anything that says when she was last seen? It isn't explicitly stated anywhere on MSM when someone last had eyes on her.
There have been SM comments about her being at her workout class Monday night- but we have figured out she was on B shift- which means she was scheduled to work- and no one has mentioned her not being at work Monday.
There have also been comments that she was at a workout class in Warrenton Wednesday- which as far as I can find hasn't been report anywhere. It has been widely reported that the last hit on her cell phone was from a Warrenton cell tower @ 10:50 Wednesday morning.
Can anyone find anything to dispute the above?
If the terrain is so rough, is it possible that she is 'just' lost?
Can you recall and share some of those cases? I am interested in reading about them. Thank you
BBM - uh, no, I never said that. It makes sense to me, with my perspective on suicide.
Also I'm not seeing anyone on that VA misper list who is described as being a risk to themselves. All the psychological issues described refer to things like "needs medication", or issues that people are prepared to accept/understand - self harm is not one of those issues, and unfortunately people are more likely to shrug and turn away if they think someone is missing by their own choice.
I also completely reject the concept of "dismissing" this - or any case - just because I believe there is more pointing to it likely being suicide rather than foul play. I also object strongly to the implication that I "assume the worst about her" because of that feeling. I most certainly don't. Unlike many I am not judgemental when it comes to people choosing to end their own lives.
Nicole is still missing. I hope she's ok but I at this point it seems unlikely. And I would rather she left her life on her own terms than in terror at the hands of another.
I did a quick check with White Pages app on my iPhone and see her husband's address is in Woodbridge and I find a Nikki Clardy shown as residing in Herndon, VA. I believe that may be her.
Hmm, could be old. I assume she has lived in this area for awhile since she went to GMU. I wouldn't count on it being updated with new address and name within a few months.I did a quick check with White Pages app on my iPhone and see her husband's address is in Woodbridge and I find a Nikki Clardy shown as residing in Herndon, VA. I believe that may be her.
BBM - uh, no, I never said that. It makes sense to me, with my perspective on suicide.
Also I'm not seeing anyone on that VA misper list who is described as being a risk to themselves. All the psychological issues described refer to things like "needs medication", or issues that people are prepared to accept/understand - self harm is not one of those issues, and unfortunately people are more likely to shrug and turn away if they think someone is missing by their own choice.
I also completely reject the concept of "dismissing" this - or any case - just because I believe there is more pointing to it likely being suicide rather than foul play. I also object strongly to the implication that I "assume the worst about her" because of that feeling. I most certainly don't. Unlike many I am not judgemental when it comes to people choosing to end their own lives.
Nicole is still missing. I hope she's ok but I at this point it seems unlikely. And I would rather she left her life on her own terms than in terror at the hands of another.
I've done searches on the internet and looked through the Facebook account and I can't find anything on when and where she was last seen. A few of us on here are baffled by that point.