Missing Kid, strange story.

[Danger Dave]

Remote as hell area to be farming.

 

[Havasu Surfer]

Sad. I have an 18 year old son and can't imagine the pain and frustration they are enduring. I hope someone comes forward or can provide enough information to find him. Prayers to the family to hang in there.

 

[Backlash]

I think there is more to this story that will come out over time. There are far too many suspicious coincidences being brought to light by friends and family. Interesting that the Heavy D crew are involving themselves in this search. Good for them.

 

[Tank]

Couldn’t even imagine. Unfortunately this kid is dead. Ever watch murder mountain? Nearly same circumstances. You get around remote tweaker fucksticks, the Law kinda goes out the window.

What do you farm
In the middle of a baron landscape?

 

[Danger Dave]

Update.

 

[Tank]

Stellar reporting

Search warrant at some tweekers place 5 miles from missing kids property and police say not connected to MP nvestigation. WTF?!

 

[Danger Dave]

Stellar reporting

Search warrant at some tweekers place 5 miles from missing kids property and police say not connected to MP nvestigation. WTF?!

What a nightmare for the parents.

 

[Tank]

What a nightmare for the parents.

Horrible.

Still kinda confused on what he was farming out in the desert.

Watch murder mountain documentary. Same type shit happened up in humbolt. Actually same type shit happens often up there.

 

[Activated]

Stellar reporting

Search warrant at some tweekers place 5 miles from missing kids property and police say not connected to MP nvestigation. WTF?!

Dude…It is Eastern Idaho local news. Lol

 

[monkeyswrench]

Horrible.

Still kinda confused on what he was farming out in the desert.

Watch murder mountain documentary. Same type shit happened up in humbolt. Actually same type shit happens often up there.

Haven't watched any of the videos and such. "Farming" and "Ranching" get confused all the time buy reporter types. Also, as a whole, both take place usually in the middle of nowhere...not a lot land available near towns. Think of it this way, there are a couple families that have been ranching off of Kelbaker and such for generations

 

[Danger Dave]

A different article said he was farming grain.

 

[Tank]

Haven't watched any of the videos and such. "Farming" and "Ranching" get confused all the time buy reporter types. Also, as a whole, both take place usually in the middle of nowhere...not a lot land available near towns. Think of it this way, there are a couple families that have been ranching off of Kelbaker and such for generations

I realize that. Just don’t know what you farm In the desert.

 

[monkeyswrench]

I realize that. Just don’t know what you farm In the desert.

Millet, some wheats and barley come to mind in that area. There are some types of cotton that would do fairly well I'd think. Some legumes do well in high desert conditions as well.

Come on city boy! Food doesn't grow at Sprouts and cotton doesn't come from Kohls

 

[rrrr]

Dude…It is Eastern Idaho local news. Lol

Those guys have actually done a very good job on reporting about the crimes committed by Chad Daybell and Lori Vallow Daybell. Those two pieces of shit have been charged with murdering Lori Vallow's husband Charles Vallow, 17 year old Tylee Ryan, 7 year old JJ Vallow, and Chad's wife Tammy Daybell.

 

[Kachina26]

there are a couple families that have been ranching off of Kelbaker and such for generations

I just recently found that out. My kid was a bridge inspector near there and came across a calf that had been hit by a train. It made it under the bridge before passing. its mother was at its side and wouldn't leave. Pretty sad.

 

[rivermobster]

I realize that. Just don’t know what you farm In the desert.

So you've never driven from Erinburg to Parker? Or from Glamis to Blythe?

It's nothing But farmland all along the river. They seem to change the crops being grown on a regular basis.

My grandfather retired in Hesperia, and he was a farmer...

He grew everything from grapes to olives out there, and the locals couldn't believe it.

Pretty sure you can farm anything you want, IF you know how.

 

[The Prisoner]

So you've never driven from Erinburg to Parker? Or from Glamis to Blythe?

It's nothing But farmland all along the river. They seem to change the crops being grown on a regular basis.

My grandfather retired in Hesperia, and he was a farmer...

He grew everything from grapes to olives out there, and the locals couldn't believe it.

Pretty sure you can farm anything you want, IF you know how.

Out by Red Lake on the way to Meadview it looks like the moon out there. Got giant irrigation structures on wheels all over

Rhodes’ northwestern Arizona farm becomes partnership | Business

The challenge of turning desert to farmland has drawn a new player to northwest Arizona where developer Jim Rhodes has already generated plenty of controversy and water depletion paranoia.

www.reviewjournal.com

 

[jetboatperformance]

Pretty strange indeed , Heres some info I found (article) https://www.the-sun.com/news/5678124/dylan-rounds-update-missing-utah-charges-news/

 

[Tank]

So you've never driven from Erinburg to Parker? Or from Glamis to Blythe?

It's nothing But farmland all along the river. They seem to change the crops being grown on a regular basis.

My grandfather retired in Hesperia, and he was a farmer...

He grew everything from grapes to olives out there, and the locals couldn't believe it.

Pretty sure you can farm anything you want, IF you know how.

Yeh but that’s by the river. Ample water, fertle ground. I guess you CAN grow anything anywhere but there’s a reason there’s not miles and miles of farm
Land in the middle of the desert.

Im just curious.

 

[Skinny Tire AH]

Yeh but that’s by the river. Ample water, fertle ground. I guess you CAN grow anything anywhere but there’s a reason there’s not miles and miles of farm
Land in the middle of the desert.

Im just curious.

Maybe Darlene Snell has moved?

 

[rivermobster]

Yeh but that’s by the river. Ample water, fertle ground. I guess you CAN grow anything anywhere but there’s a reason there’s not miles and miles of farm
Land in the middle of the desert.

Im just curious.

That really is a good question...

Considering they are building all those new massive chip manufacturing plants in AZ, cause they have the biggest underground aquifers ever there??

Probably a good reason I'm Not a farmer!

 

[Skinny Tire AH]

That really is a good question...

Considering they are building all those new massive chip manufacturing plants in AZ, cause they have the biggest underground aquifers ever there??

Probably a good reason I'm Not a farmer!

Hmmm. That’s an interesting thought about water and the chip industry. The new Taiwan Semiconductor plant is REALLY close to the CAP canal????

 

[rivermobster]

Hmmm. That’s an interesting thought about water and the chip industry. The new Taiwan Semiconductor plant is REALLY close to the CAP canal????

Looks like they hit a snag...

TSMC Arizona chip plant construction delayed by labor shortages, Covid-19 surges | AppleInsider

TSMC has pushed back the move-in date for its Arizona plant from September 2022 to March 2023 because of multiple factors impacting construction and increased competition with Intel for labor.

appleinsider.com

 

[Skinny Tire AH]

Looks like they hit a snag...

TSMC Arizona chip plant construction delayed by labor shortages, Covid-19 surges | AppleInsider

TSMC has pushed back the move-in date for its Arizona plant from September 2022 to March 2023 because of multiple factors impacting construction and increased competition with Intel for labor.

appleinsider.com

That’s a tough pill to swallow. That campus is enormous. I met an iron-worker on my road bike a couple months ago that’s working out there. He said he’s got 8 years work out there.

 

[Sleek-Jet]

Yeh but that’s by the river. Ample water, fertle ground. I guess you CAN grow anything anywhere but there’s a reason there’s not miles and miles of farm
Land in the middle of the desert.

Im just curious.

Drill baby drill...

Looking on Google Earth there are a few center pivot irrigated fields in the area. So probably alfalfa or wheat fed by deep wells.

 

[mash on it]

Check out Cadiz, out in the middle of nowhere in the California desert.
Citrus, grapes, alfalfa, etc. And nowhere near a river.

Dan'l

 

[Skinny Tire AH]

Check out Cadiz, out in the middle of nowhere in the California desert.
Citrus, grapes, alfalfa, etc. And nowhere near a river.

Dan'l

The desert between Buckeye/Gila Bend is about as dry as it gets. But it’s absolutely covered in agriculture. Also from Gila Bend all the way to Yuma. Dry dry dry.

 

[Danger Dave]

 

[Danger Dave]

 

[HTTP404]

Geeez, what a fucking sad story. Do they have any kind of motive on this?