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I haven't been on here in a while but I have to say I'm quite shocked at the tone these threads surrounding this case have taken. I don't remember Websleuths members being this hostile. It's upsetting to see how Warriena is being dragged through the mud by implying she was on drugs before they...

I'm new to this thread but I've been following the case since it first hit the news. Thank you for bringing this up, I remember this as well. I feel like some details are missing in the current coverage of events. I'm guessing this could be due to the fact that it would weaken their case and...

hey everyone, I was wondering if police scanner updates were against TOS?

I definitely don't think this was the superior motive. With Canadian license plates & a shiny van it would have been easy to get everyone's attention to then be followed to wherever they might have tried to camp.

Yeah it definitely makes sense the way you described it. Going by their FB accounts these guys were experienced travelers and spent time in countries like Papua New Guinea, El Salvador, Guatemala and had also been to Mexico including Acapulco several times before this trip. They didn't seem like...

I'm not sure either, why bother killing these guys? Why the extreme hostility? Did they possibly camp somewhere on private property (like someone mentioned on here) and pay the ultimate price?

"There were 16 murders in the space of 72 hours in the dangerous Sinaloa region on the weekend of November 21, local media reported." "Mexican news site Excelsior is quoting Sinaloa Attorney General Marco Antonio Higuera Gomez who says he confirmed with the Canadian embassy that the van was...

Yeah this makes sense, seeing as they drove all the way down from Edmonton, Canada.

I am unable to translate the complete article, but it mentions a local saying that were trying to buy a map in Los Mochis, Sinaloa. Also Andrea Gomez, Adam Coleman's girlfriend, said that they were in a hurry to get to Guadalajara and that is the reason why they traveled at night...

This is absolutely terrible, I have no words. I have been reading travel warnings for anyone traveling to Mexico. It is strongly urged to not travel at night and to avoid isolated roads. I did read that they arrived at 10pm but one can only speculate when they encountered trouble.

Maybe she wanted to give him a second chance and help him out seeing as it is her husband's troubled childhood friend. Just my thoughts.

Check March 19 on his wall - On March 15th Mark Sievers commented on Wayne Wright's profile picture change post.

Have you seen his June 16 post? Oh my god.

I'm intrigued by air crash investigation as well so it's nice to know I'm not alone! I used to have frequent dreams of airplane crashes when I was younger but never knew why and then they stopped suddenly.

Absolutely! They should be posting the cartoons along the lines of this German newspaper. http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/paris-charlie-hebdo-massacre-je-suis-charlie-slogan-isnt-enough-we-must-publish-cartoons-1482525

I very much doubt Anonymous needs the attention. They refuse to bow down to a certain group of people because of the chance of repercussions. Just because they feel offended at the slightest hint of criticism towards their religion does not mean they are entitled to any type of special...

Here is a detailed report on ALL the victims of this terrible tragedy. Jean Cabut, cartoonist Georges Wolinski, cartoonist Bernard Verlhac, cartoonist Philippe Honore, cartoonist Bernard Maris, economist Elsa Cayat, psychoanalyst and columnist Mustapha Ourrad, copy editor Michel...

I came across some of the names of the other victims as part of this article on LeMonde.fr - I've translated some of it with Google Translate. Please excuse some of the errors. "September writers and cartoonists died in seconds Cabu, Charb, Tignous, Wolinski, Bernard Maris, Honoré and Elsa...

I just found an offer with a starting bid of $100.000 for the latest issue of Charlie Hebdo, dated 6/1/2015.

There was a similar case in Austria as well. Two young girls, under 18, ran away from home to live in Syria. It was reported that they wanted to come back home but couldn't because ISIS had already sent them to be married to fighters. You can't help but wonder what brings young girls who grew up...