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I wonder how close he lived. That definitely does not look like a street you'd be just passing through.
by herpderperator 7y ago
I wonder how close he lived. That definitely does not look like a street you'd be just passing through.
- bonestamp2 7y agoIf he lived on that street or a connecting street then you can see how he might drive right into that pond if he fell asleep (from all those drinks at the club) right before making that turn.
- jrork 7y agoGood point, but why oh why didn't the police think to check the ponds years ago?
- lallysingh 7y agoThey probably looked a bit, but missing persons cases don't usually get satellite fly-bys.
- bonestamp2 7y agoI thought about that as well. I guess there are any number of answers and maybe they did check the ponds and couldn't see anything -- it was visible on google maps for 12 years and nobody spotted it so it couldn't have been that easy to see from the shore.
- kazinator 7y agoOther comments reveal that, in fact, this is inside a gated community. Driving your car into a gated community and then into a pond just doesn't add up as an accident.
- hinkley 7y agoYeah that sounds a bit like some Hot Fuzz, "The Greater Good" level stuff going on.
- kyle6884 7y agohttp://charleyproject.org/case/william-earl-moldt http://charleyproject.org/case/william-earl-moldt says he disappeared while the the gated community was under development
- kazinator 7y agoAh, OK; well that paints a bit of a different picture: driving through some construction site which might have been in who knows what sort of disarray at the time, without proper roads and hazards/obstacles and whatnot.
- Zhenya 7y agoHe was a mortgage broker. I wonder if he had an active deal, or looking to buy property there.