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📍Wanted in #Maryland:
Murder of #RachelMorin
📍Wanted in #California:
Home invasion, assault of a child
📍May be Involved In:
Violent crimes in other states
❓Do you know him?
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Here is the profile of the suspect in Rachel Morin's homicide ( version in English and Spanish.)
Profiler Pat Brown prepared this profile and shared it with me.
Please, share and forward it.
Someone knows who he is
Visit Pat’s YouTube channel - ‘Profiling with Pat Brown’
This is so very sad.
Maryland teacher, #MariameSylla, who we have been reporting in for weeks, was found dismembered.
Recall Mariame disappeared from a trail about 50 miles away from where #RachelMorin was found murdered. (Clarification made. Thank you @AlasciaKathleen)
Harold Francis Landon III of University Park was arrested for her murder.
Mariame and HL were Strangers. He abducted her, then murdered and dismembered her. She was on her usual walk.
Please don't walk alone. If you must, take pepper spray or a weapon. And never go where they want to take you. Fight! You have a better chance to survive and suffer less evil if you don't go where they have fantasized about taking you.
May Mariame rest in peace.
#teacher
#Maryland
#kidnapped
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@FaithandFootbal@jacksonhinkle Maybe things will actually get done because they know they don't have the rest of their lives... or maybe they won't. Who knows.
Still think @Fallout should add a “sign in book” type item to Fallout 76. Where people can visit your camp and leave simple comments (pre typed to avoid any toxic) “cool camp” “prices too high” “creative” etc.
What do you think?
We worked indescribably hard for CA’s heat rules. While compliance isn’t where we want to see it, we are starting to see data show the rules are helping.
A UCLA/Stanford study found heat-related injuries in CA declined by 30% since enacting standards. https://t.co/2yYgut3PA6
In spite of the deadly risks, there are no federal heat protection standards. In fact, Texas just passed a law nullifying local guidelines requiring outdoor workers to be given water breaks.
Please take a minute to demand OSHA create emergency heat rules. https://t.co/MqQ5QFGXJu
OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush: “By the time we’re done testing it, I believe it’s pretty much invulnerable.”
Interviewer: “And that’s pretty much what they said about the Titanic.”
I appreciate that whoever did this infographic took the time to label the toilet. 🤦♂️
This whole thing is surreal.
Here’s hoping that there’s still hope.
#Titanic#TitanicRescue
🚨LATEST: Titanic Missing Sub | Hours Away From Suffocation | Billionaire Missing
5 people who went to see the wreckage of the Titanic via a submersible have gone missing, including the submersible itself.
The 5 people are:
- Shahzada and Suleman Dawood: Father-and-son duo from one of Pakistan's prominent families. Their firm, Dawood Hercules Corp., based in Karachi, is involved in agriculture, petrochemicals, and telecommunication infrastructure.
- Hamish Harding: A British billionaire residing in Dubai and chairman of Action Aviation, an aircraft brokering company. Harding paid to join the expedition.
- Stockton Rush: The CEO of OceanGate, the company responsible for the submersible and the tour. Rush was the pilot of the submersible. Greg Stone, a longtime ocean scientist and friend of Rush, described him as "a real pioneer" in submersible innovation.
- Paul-Henry Nargeolet: A former French navy officer and Titanic expert. Nargeolet has made 37 dives to the wreck in the past and participated in the recovery of 5,000 artifacts.
How Long Has It Been Missing?
The submersible has been missing since Sunday morning, June 18th.
The dive was expected to last two hours, but contact with the support ship was lost after one hour and 45 minutes.
How Much Oxygen Remains?
If the submersible is still functioning, it is estimated to have around 20 hours of oxygen left.
They must be found within 12 hours or they’ll likely suffocate during the 8 hour journey back to the surface.
What's a Submersible?
It's important to understand that a submersible is not a submarine.
A submersible lacks the power to launch itself into the ocean and return autonomously, relying on a support ship for launch and recovery.
Submersibles are typically unmanned, but this case involves a manned submersible.
Possible Explanations for Why It's Been Missing:
- Titanic expedition leader G. Michael Harris believes the worst-case scenario is that the hull suffered an implosion around 3,200 meters. Harris fears that the Navy won't be able to rescue the passengers.
- Rear Admiral John Mauger, overseeing the search and rescue mission, suggests the possibility of the vessel being trapped in the Titanic itself. This has happened before, with a submersible getting stuck under a propeller in 2000, but it eventually made its way back to the surface.
- The submersible might be floating undetected in the vast waters.
- A power loss could have occurred, allowing the vessel to return to the surface and waiting for search crews to find it.
- A fire or flood on the submersible would unfortunately lead to certain death.
However, as of now, nobody can say for certain what has happened.
Poor Build Quality of the Submersible:
The submersible used for the exploration had previously received safety complaints.
An OceanGate employee had specifically complained that the sub was not capable of descending to such extreme depths before being fired.
What's even more surprising is that the entire sub is controlled using a cheap Logitech video game controller. Other off-the-shelf parts were also used in building the sub.
Not All Hope Is Lost:
On Tuesday, banging sounds were detected from beneath the water in the North Atlantic Ocean, where the Titanic wreckage is located. Sonar devices picked up the sounds every 30 minutes, continuing even after four hours with additional sonar deployment.
These sounds may be the submersible's occupants calling out for help, although it cannot be confirmed.
If the submersible is still out there and the passengers are alive, one can only imagine the ordeal they must be enduring.
My heart aches thinking of what's happening to the crew atm, especially the father and his son.
I would not wish this to my worst enemies.
Reading this, would you ever consider going on a similar expedition despite the risks involved?
I've totally changed my mind on any ocean or space trips. Screw that!
Here’s what we know about the Titan submarine:
-You have to sit crisscross applesauce with your shoes off.
-You’re sealed in from the outside with no way to get out unless you’re let out.
-It’s only 22 feet by 9.2 feet by 8.3.
-It has a carpeted floor instead of seats and barely enough room inside for more than one person at a time to stretch out.
-There is a “toilet” with a curtain for privacy.
-It’s controlled by a $30 Logitech f710 Bluetooth game controller. Reviews on Amazon say the controller frequently disconnects from the console.
-The agreement guests must sign mentions death as a possibility.
-It’s constructed of multiple different materials that all expand and contract differently depending on temperature (subs are usually built using one material for this reason).
-Handles and railings inside the submersible were purchased at a camping store.
-It costs $250,000 to ride in.
Who in their right mind would agree to this?!? You couldn’t GIVE me $250,000 to get in that thing.
Just heard what happened to little Harmony Montgomery and I am so heart broken. I hope her father and stepmother rot in prison for the rest of their lives.