What do you guys think about this story?

[cjhalbrooks]

This is a link to an article for some cars found in a lake that had up to six bodies in them. It just seems to convenient for both the cars to be that close to each other. If this really was an accident that happened twice with in a year and a half you think it would have happened again. Just me thinking how crazy this seems to me.

I am wondering if you guys think this was foul play or just two freak accidents that happened.

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/09/18/authorities-find-2-cars-in-lake-that-may-solve-decades-old-cold-cases/

[Blueface]

Dollars to donuts, yeah, related.
Same location.
Same MO.
Same era.

Bet the house if one wishes. Guaranteed winner.

[Remo]

Related, someone has gotten away with murder for a few decades!

[cjhalbrooks]

I totally agree with you too. My wife says it was kids being stupid. It just too convenient. :2

[jledou]

I don't know about you guys, but I didn't see nothing if you know what I mean ...

[357]

Story I read said the 69 Camaro was lost in 1970, the other a late 50's Chevy was lost in the early 60s. So 5-10 years apart. Doesn't mean it could be foul play.

[icehog3]

I read that the 50's Chevy was thought to be missings from '69, 1 year earlier, Mike. One of the two reporters is confused.

[mosesbotbol]

We'll have to see how the occupants died first before rushing to judgment.

[icehog3]

We'll have to see how the occupants died first before rushing to judgment.

Hopefully that can be determined after 40+ years under water.

[cjhalbrooks]

We'll have to see how the occupants died first before rushing to judgment.

I think the only way this investigation will go anywhere is if there obvious trauma to the bones (because the bodies where eaten by Nemo).

[shark]

If they were shot then the bullets were possibly still inside of the bodies somewhere, and could still be in the area where the cars were found. IF they were shot. Could be evidence on the remaining bones like chips, cracks, etc.

[maninblack]

This is a very interesting story to say the least. Anxious to see what the coroner finds out.

[kelmac07]

On the latest episode of CSI... :r :r :r

[Blueface]

On the latest episode of CSI... :r :r :r

Nope.
Cold Files beat them to it.:r

[Genetic Defect]

voting not related.

[icehog3]

voting not related.

Did you read the whole article, or just see the commercial? :fu

[AdamJoshua]

I'll be sure to contact the coroner and make sure they check to see if there was water in the lungs, if so then they died after going under water. I'm just cool that way... so, sup with you?

[Genetic Defect]

Did you read the whole article, or just see the commercial? :fu

:lr a commercial on youtube

[pkny1]

I kind of wanted to see an overview of the area. Possibly this is just a dead man's curve?

[icehog3]

I'll be sure to contact the coroner and make sure they check to see if there was water in the lungs, if so then they died after going under water. I'm just cool that way... so, sup with you?

What lungs? They have been fish food for 40 years. :r

[pkny1]

I wonder if an insurance claim can be put in on those cars 40 yrs later? "

"Yeah Hi.. 40 yrs ago I loaned my car to someone and it never came back? I was wondering if you could send an adjuster down to tell me if its totaled.. seems the police have found it!"

[Genetic Defect]

What lungs? They have been fish food for 40 years. :r
and this solves another mystery :D

[Ashcan Bill]

My buddy had a modified big block '69 camaro almost identical to this one back in the early seventies, right down to the factory racing strip on the snout. I remember cruising in it many times, and the feeling of the G forces when he punched it. I can totally see these guys having a few beers, maybe a toke or two, taking a wrong turn, punching it and - whoooops.

[Genetic Defect]

https://maps.google.com/maps?q=Foss+Lake+in+western+Oklahoma&ie=UTF-8&ei=A7U8Uq6JEI3b4AOx4ID4Cw&ved=0CAgQ_AUoAg

Is this it? Doesn't show how the roads were back 40 years ago.

[cjhalbrooks]

https://maps.google.com/maps?q=Foss+Lake+in+western+Oklahoma&ie=UTF-8&ei=A7U8Uq6JEI3b4AOx4ID4Cw&ved=0CAgQ_AUoAg

Is this it? Doesn't show how the roads were back 40 years ago.

It says there is a boat ramp there. So there has to be a road somewhere.

[Genetic Defect]

It says there is a boat ramp there. So there has to be a road somewhere.

okay, maybe the roads didn't really change much. I'm thinking 44S would be the road that they went off from.

[cjhalbrooks]

Maybe a small dirt road. That leads to the lake. Or maybe a parking lot

[Genetic Defect]

we probably never know.

[cjhalbrooks]

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-XnCfqLGKVkk/URlIpgxvBaI/AAAAAAAADbQ/QB77Z-rMiWI/s1600/the-world-may-never-know-thumb.jpg

[pkny1]

okay, maybe the roads didn't really change much. I'm thinking 44S would be the road that they went off from.

it does seem like the perfect road to do 130mph down at night.. pretty secluded and straight. Given the intensity of incandescent headlamps back then...could def see someone veering off that road. Besides some of the curves.. deer? elk? oxen? bigfoot? looks like many ways to end up in the lake. Surprised 6/6 people didn't make it tho.. usually 1 or 2 get out alive.. I'm a tow operator.. and I see people survive some really iffy stuff out there on the road.. and 9/10 times no air bags go off.

[Genetic Defect]

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-XnCfqLGKVkk/URlIpgxvBaI/AAAAAAAADbQ/QB77Z-rMiWI/s1600/the-world-may-never-know-thumb.jpg
nice :D
it does seem like the perfect road to do 130mph down at night.. pretty secluded and straight. Given the intensity of incandescent headlamps back then...could def see someone veering off that road. Besides some of the curves.. deer? elk? oxen? bigfoot? looks like many ways to end up in the lake. Surprised 6/6 people didn't make it tho.. usually 1 or 2 get out alive.. I'm a tow operator.. and I see people survive some really iffy stuff out there on the road.. and 9/10 times no air bags go off.

Good point, you would think someone would have survived.