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They better find the pricks or Loreto is going to see a drop in tourism.
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Yet another disappearance that is becoming way to common. I believe another previous post here someone suggested starting a reward fund to bring these
pos to Mexican Justice. Curious to see if any fund exists, or is in the works. I would be pleased to donate. This seems to be the only way to move
things along in these cases.
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JZ
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I'd definitely contribute to a reward fund.
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Justice comes in many forms. We will gladly contribute to the fund for the Regulators!
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That would work also.đź‘Ť
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I’ll contribute but it should a fund run by Mexicans not foreigners.
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Agree, but properly done it is a fair amount of work on a volunteer basis. Ideally, a possible solution would be to individually pledge a certain
amount of money and use social media to publicize the reward with pertinent information such as was posted here on this case. With a hit PayPal your
pledge upon a valid arrest. Without some action taken to put some pressure on these ruthless perpetrators this hijacking and murderous trend will only
get worse with more people vanishing. We never seem to learn of any arrests after these crimes.
[Edited on 11-5-2022 by LancairDriver]
[Edited on 11-5-2022 by LancairDriver]
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LD,
This is not just a Mexican problem. Police inaction and a lack of witnesses is a major problem in the US as well. Payments should be made based on
information and results. The identity of the informants should be protected absolutely. If you can get the bad guys to “grass” each other out I'm
good with that too.
The “devil” here will be in the details!
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My gosh, where is he? This is so so so scary and sad.
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I just read that a friend of Rod's is reporting that his body was located inside his vehicle outside of Loreto. Foul play is apparently evident and
no sign of his dog. 
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It always seemed to me that if you were going to be robbed in transit it would be when you were stopped along the road for a “rest stop”! That
being my theory I always try to stop where there’s a long stretch of road visible and carry my emergency transmitter with me,
Using several vehicles and 3 or more people to rob travelers seems more complicated then just hanging out and watching for a pullover. The locals
would know the locations of all the usual stoping places.
[Edited on 11-9-2022 by RFClark]
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Quote: Originally posted by BajaParrothead  | | I just read that a friend of Rod's is reporting that his body was located inside his vehicle outside of Loreto. Foul play is apparently evident and
no sign of his dog. |
Yep. https://www.thebajaponyexpress.com/wp/2022/11/08/4465-110922...
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| Quote: Originally posted by RFClark | It always seemed to me that if you were going to be robbed in transit it would be when you were stopped along the road for a “rest stop”! That
being my theory I always try to stop where there’s a long stretch of road visible and carry my emergency transmitter with me,
Using several vehicles and 3 or more people to rob travelers seems more complicated then just hanging out and watching for a pullover. The locals
would know the locations of all the usual stoping places.
[Edited on 11-9-2022 by RFClark] |
remember the three vehicles taken at gunpoint around Gonzaga?
the perps love it when you bring more than one cool truck
Harald Pietschmann
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That's heartbreaking. RIP
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Does not seem to be a great idea to have an attractive looking vehicle that begs to be taken from you until the recovery/enforcement issue is
resolved.
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"His family is waiting on test to be done to be certain- which is why I haven’t updated anyone on here as of yet… it’s not confirmed."
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| Quote: Originally posted by John Harper | | Quote: Originally posted by JDCanuck | | Does not seem to be a great idea to have an attractive looking vehicle that begs to be taken from you until the recovery/enforcement issue is
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So, we surrender our freedom of choice of automobiles to fear? Not sure you noticed but automobiles are the chief status symbol for most Americans.
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Well, maybe for some Americans. Not everybody is shallow or misdirected.
Was the victim driving a flashy vehicle?
According to the story so far, it may be that he was kidnapped for his atm card and credit card, and not for his vehicle.
For tracking stolen vehicles/kidnapped people, perhaps consider an apple AirTag…
Woke!
Hands off!
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| Quote: Originally posted by John Harper | | Quote: Originally posted by JDCanuck | | Does not seem to be a great idea to have an attractive looking vehicle that begs to be taken from you until the recovery/enforcement issue is
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So, we surrender our freedom of choice of automobiles to fear? Not sure you noticed but automobiles are the chief status symbol for most Americans.
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Yes, in a situation where the authorities have seemingly lost control of the safety of the environment, we do whatever we can to minimize ourselves as
targets. Or...just find a safer area to live in. Previously we had thought the border areas were the high risk, and once south of them you were pretty
much home free. San Felipe, Loreto, Constitution, La Paz are new areas of concern we hadn't previously seen as high risk.
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I think started and ended at Juncalito. Ended specifically with a credit card charge at Puerto Escondido. Maybe a drug runner who needed fuel for
his boat to go back to mainland. or wherever. Reported that bank account was drained. Many many years ago I went to Juncalito looking for a spot to
camp and thought it was sketchy then and didn't stay.
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