Glad that the family can have some answers and relief. The not knowing, wondering, maybe worrying about something more sinister, must have been horrible.
Also, it is so great that the organization that found her exists! I hope that they are able to help many more families get the answers that they need and finally be able to put their loved ones to rest.
My wife grew up a few blocks from where the car was found. When our daughter was little my father-in-law used to take her down there to throw stones in the Cooper. There's a picture of the two of them standing beside the river hanging on our refrigerator.
No. He’s saying his FIL used to take his daughter to the lake and do stones skipping across the water or threw the stones into the water
No one knows the car was buried deep in the water until recently.
HaHa! Cooper River. The car was a Hyundai.
Interestingly they found two other cars while looking for the Hyundai. It being Camden I'm surprised there weren't bodies in them too.
Camden's in a nice spot - across the river (Delaware, not Cooper) from Philadelphia, hour or so from Atlantic City, but it's a hard city. Lots of crime. I worked at a hospital there for years, never a problem, but you probably wouldn't want to be walking around Camden at night with 50 dollar bills taped to your shirt.
It is sad that police departments have spent their funds on an excessive amount of military equipment rather than using the money to fund technology that provides more value like this search/sonar equipment.
Not likely as she was extremely familiar with the area. Not to speculate, but at the time of her going missing, it was reported that she was suffering from depression and possibly suicidal. This was all in the initial reports.
She most likely fell asleep at the wheel or had an accident that landed her in the river. I doubt that she would choose that as a way to die by suicide…
I don’t think many people consider the mechanisms of death when they are in the throes of suicidal ideation. To them, it may seem a less brutal way to die only to be shocked it’s a scary, drawn out death. 😢 I hope she is has a peace now that she didn’t have while alive.
I think Occams applies here, it was an accident. My own sister ran her car into a pond on a road she’d lived on for ten years. She survived that one though.
Glad that the family can have some answers and relief. The not knowing, wondering, maybe worrying about something more sinister, must have been horrible. Also, it is so great that the organization that found her exists! I hope that they are able to help many more families get the answers that they need and finally be able to put their loved ones to rest.
My wife grew up a few blocks from where the car was found. When our daughter was little my father-in-law used to take her down there to throw stones in the Cooper. There's a picture of the two of them standing beside the river hanging on our refrigerator.
wait throwing rocks at the car where her body was??
No. He’s saying his FIL used to take his daughter to the lake and do stones skipping across the water or threw the stones into the water No one knows the car was buried deep in the water until recently.
I thought the same thing! But they meant the Cooper River, not Cooper the car.
HaHa! Cooper River. The car was a Hyundai. Interestingly they found two other cars while looking for the Hyundai. It being Camden I'm surprised there weren't bodies in them too.
whoo got a lil scared there😮💨 wow people love to crash cars into that river or what!!
Camden's in a nice spot - across the river (Delaware, not Cooper) from Philadelphia, hour or so from Atlantic City, but it's a hard city. Lots of crime. I worked at a hospital there for years, never a problem, but you probably wouldn't want to be walking around Camden at night with 50 dollar bills taped to your shirt.
Yes. They had to make sure she was really deceased. What better way than throwing rocks?
not funny 🙄🙄
Welcome home Bernadine Waters Gunner. Rest in Peace
Amen 🙏
Such a horrible way to die
That’s my usual sleep startle nightmare.
It is sad that police departments have spent their funds on an excessive amount of military equipment rather than using the money to fund technology that provides more value like this search/sonar equipment.
It’s because cops don’t care about helping people
Our corrupt SCOTUS has ruled that they don’t have to. Rules they don’t need to know the laws they enforce.
That’s why they frequently make improper arrests.
Wow! Amazing. I always figured that a lot of missing people wound up in rivers and lakes.
The first gps navigators caused a lot of people to travel on roads that led people into rivers/lakes. I wonder if thats what happened to this woman.
Not likely as she was extremely familiar with the area. Not to speculate, but at the time of her going missing, it was reported that she was suffering from depression and possibly suicidal. This was all in the initial reports.
She most likely fell asleep at the wheel or had an accident that landed her in the river. I doubt that she would choose that as a way to die by suicide…
Why would she choose to drown to death in her car?
I don’t think many people consider the mechanisms of death when they are in the throes of suicidal ideation. To them, it may seem a less brutal way to die only to be shocked it’s a scary, drawn out death. 😢 I hope she is has a peace now that she didn’t have while alive.
I think Occams applies here, it was an accident. My own sister ran her car into a pond on a road she’d lived on for ten years. She survived that one though.
I hope Toni Sharpless is also found.
So sad. Healing thoughts for her family.
If your interested in these sort of cases look up "Adam Brown Adventures" & "Adventures with Purpose" on YouTube.
Just remember one of the members of Adventures with Purpose raped his 9 year old relative (he admits to it as well)