Two cars found at bottom of Foss

[ignerntbend]

First off Ignertbend, you are a either a mouthy drunk or truly an ignorant idiot. STFU!



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Consider the possibility that I'm both. But I'm not making a lot of assumptions based on evidence that I don't have.

 

[0311]

Consider the possibility that I'm both. But I'm not making a lot of assumptions based on evidence that I don't have.

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[Billybob]

Yeah, I stay away from Topix. It's a very toxic website.

Toxic?

 

[cmhbob]

Really really wish I had the time and resources to devote to researching this as a book.

 

[0311]

Really really wish I had the time and resources to devote to researching this as a book.

Situational awareness, out at that lake, man...

 

[orangeRcode]

Really really wish I had the time and resources to devote to researching this as a book.

Who needs time or resources to write something....just ask SI.

 

[cmhbob]

Thirdly, this is just my statement and only mine, there are a couple areas that the road literally "ends in lake". In years past, a Custer County Deputy in route to a call found out the hard way that the road he was on ended in the lake. There have been other incidents as well. This could be the case here as well. I recognize the area in the picture very well, although I can't say that is exactly where the cars were pulled from the lake.

I took the time to Google the lake and look things over at Google Maps. I can see several places where someone could do that very easily, especially when I look at the sat image and see how low the water level is now. N 2100 Rd ends really close to the old waterline, and there are at least 3 other roads on the south shore that look like they would too.

Can you let us in on where the picture area is?

 

[vvvvvvv]

The pic in the OP is at the main ramp. http://goo.gl/maps/sLbvJ

But that doesn't necessarily mean that's where they were found. Also, the lake is significantly lower now than it is in Google Maps. About 10-12ft by my guesstimation.

Also, N2100 ends in a boat ramp.

 

[Hobbes]

From the air, the camaro appears to have damage to the rear end consistent with being struck from behind by another vehicle.

 

[Oklahomabassin]

I took the time to Google the lake and look things over at Google Maps. I can see several places where someone could do that very easily, especially when I look at the sat image and see how low the water level is now. N 2100 Rd ends really close to the old waterline, and there are at least 3 other roads on the south shore that look like they would too.

Can you let us in on where the picture area is?

Yes like Veggie said the picture is at the main boat ramp looking East.