Found Deceased CA - Kiely Rodni missing from Party Near Prosser Family Campground in Truckee #8

[GuyfromCanada]

PLACER COUNTY, Ca. (News 4 & Fox 11) — The Placer County Sheriff's Office (PCSO) is asking for the public's help in locating missing 16-year-old teen, Kiely Rodni.

According to PCSO, Kiely was last seen at around 12:30 a.m. on August 6 near the Prosser Family Campground in Truckee. She was said to be at a party with a huge group of minors and young adults. Her car is also not located at the party and her phone has been out of service.

Kiely is described as:

• Caucasian female
• Five-feet-seven-inches tall
• Weights 115 pounds
• Blonde hair
• Hazel eyes
• Green Dickies pants, black tank top, multiple piercings and jewelry with a nose ring

Her car is a silver 2013 Honda CRV with a California license plate of 8YUR127.

Anyone with information on Kiely's whereabouts is urged to call PCSO at (530) 886-5357.

Mom, police plead for help finding 16-year-old girl missing out of Truckee

The Placer County Sheriff's Office (PCSO) is asking for the public's help in locating missing 16-year-old teen, Kiely Rodni. Accorting.

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Link to Kiely Rodni case - archived traffic cam footage from the NV/CA border

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[SouthAussie]

In the previous thread @Beekarina said (RSBM for focus) ....

"What isn't sitting right with me: If Kiely was driving, the passenger window was fully out/down when AWP found her CRV. It seems pretty safe to assume it would have been same if/when Kiely tried to escape, right? So she would have had two windows close to her, one full down, and another partially down, but large enough for her to fit through, and instead she went for the cargo area?"


I think it is possible that the vehicle didn't immediately flip onto its roof. It may have flipped onto its passenger side first, the window broke. Kiely started scrambling to get out with the open (broken) window now being on the ground, and the lake water pushing down on the drivers side and rushing in through the partially open rear window.

Then sometime later the vehicle slowly rolled onto its roof.

It is hard to know exactly what the vehicle did on the night. We only really know that two weeks later it was laying on its roof.

(It's not a theory I am committed to, but it has crossed my mind.)

 

[franker]

In the previous thread @Beekarina said (RSBM for focus) ....

"What isn't sitting right with me: If Kiely was driving, the passenger window was fully out/down when AWP found her CRV. It seems pretty safe to assume it would have been same if/when Kiely tried to escape, right? So she would have had two windows close to her, one full down, and another partially down, but large enough for her to fit through, and instead she went for the cargo area?"


I think it is possible that the vehicle didn't immediately flip onto its roof. It may have flipped onto its passenger side first, the window broke. Kiely started scrambling to get out with the open (broken) window now being on the ground, and the lake water pushing down on the drivers side and rushing in through the partially open rear window.

Then sometime later the vehicle slowly rolled onto its roof.

It is hard to know exactly what the vehicle did on the night. We only really know that two weeks later it was laying on its roof.

(It's not a theory I am committed to, but it has crossed my mind.)

That makes sense.

I think it was a smooth bottom but if there was a large rock or something and it initially landed on its side the window could have been broken by that. If glass is found inside the vehicle that could help determine what happened.

JMHO

 

[SMK777]

I’m sorry as this has probably been asked and answered a few times already, but I’m having a difficult time catching up.

Since it appears to be general knowledge that people are often found in the back of their vehicles after being submerged in water, in the AWP tape why did the diver who found Kiely say, upon surfacing, “She’s in the back. She’s not in the driver’s seat. Seem suspicious. Call the authorities.”

I would have found it suspicious, too, but now I’ve come to read that it’s quite common for drivers to be found in the back, and divers know this. Why would he say something misleading?

 

[SouthAussie]

I’m sorry as this has probably been asked and answered a few times already, but I’m having a difficult time catching up.

Since it appears to be general knowledge that people are often found in the back of their vehicles after being submerged in water, in the AWP tape why did the diver who found Kiely say, upon surfacing, “She’s in the back. She’s not in the driver’s seat. Seem suspicious. Call the authorities.”

I would have found it suspicious, too, but now I’ve come to read that it’s quite common for drivers to be found in the back, and divers know this. Why would he say something misleading?

I have thought about this, and I am wondering if most inebriated people are found still strapped into the drivers seat. And that is what he found unusual, considering all the rumours/opinions that Kiely was off her face.

Kiely's instinct for survival and her youthful energy may have allowed her a decent attempt at escape and/or to find air.

 

[Ravenmoon]

I’m sorry as this has probably been asked and answered a few times already, but I’m having a difficult time catching up.

Since it appears to be general knowledge that people are often found in the back of their vehicles after being submerged in water, in the AWP tape why did the diver who found Kiely say, upon surfacing, “She’s in the back. She’s not in the driver’s seat. Seem suspicious. Call the authorities.”

I would have found it suspicious, too, but now I’ve come to read that it’s quite common for drivers to be found in the back, and divers know this. Why would he say something misleading?

We don't know what else he may have seen to lead him to that conclusion.
My guess is that he saw something that stood out to him and made him believe it wasn't an accident, and what that could be is anyone's guess.

JMO

EBM for grammar

 

[WillenFan21]

I was reading up on the 2013 CRV Owner's manual as I was curious if she could open the tailgate from the back end of the vehicle if she were to crawl back there. The only other way she could have been able to get it open was if she was outside the vehicle because otherwise according to this you need a screw driver to open that and there would have been no way she was doing that because how dark it was and the time it would take she'd a drowned before being able to get out there. I have provided a link to the PDF manuals for the 2013 CRV.

MyGarage

owners.honda.com

 

[franker]

I’m sorry as this has probably been asked and answered a few times already, but I’m having a difficult time catching up.

Since it appears to be general knowledge that people are often found in the back of their vehicles after being submerged in water, in the AWP tape why did the diver who found Kiely say, upon surfacing, “She’s in the back. She’s not in the driver’s seat. Seem suspicious. Call the authorities.”

I would have found it suspicious, too, but now I’ve come to read that it’s quite common for drivers to be found in the back, and divers know this. Why would he say something misleading?

BBM

I would have found it suspicious, too, but I have absolutely no experience with anything like that.

I believe Nick was relatively new to this type of thing so maybe he had no point of reference either? Or maybe he saw something else that aroused his suspicion? I'm sure he was debriefed by more experienced people but who knows, at this point, what they think?

JMHO

 

[annpats]

Since it appears to be general knowledge that people are often found in the back of their vehicles after being submerged in water, in the AWP tape why did the diver who found Kiely say, upon surfacing, “She’s in the back. She’s not in the driver’s seat. Seem suspicious. Call the authorities.”

Judging from the amount of people, trucks and vehicles when her car was towed out, there were already plenty of authorities there. They must've been there to supervise, as AWP only do the finding of cars and towing out - so LE, police, sheriff, FBI (depending on location and the type of case) need to be there to take over from AWP as soon as the car/body is removed.

I'm sure the diver was saying that to the videographer for dramatic effect.

Remember, the owner of AWP runs an influencer/video company. They know what to say and how to edit for more drama. Their YouTube platform relies upon clicks and likes.

MOO.

 

[SMK777]

We don't know what else he may have seen to lead him to that conclusion.
My guess is that he saw something that stood out to him and made him believe it wasn't an accident, and what that could be is anyone's guess.

JMO

EBM for grammar

Thanks very much.

 

[SMK777]

I have thought about this, and I am wondering if most inebriated people are found still strapped into the drivers seat. And that is what he found unusual, considering all the rumours/opinions that Kiely was off her face.

Kiely's instinct for survival and her youthful energy may have allowed her a decent attempt at escape and/or to find air.

Thanks!