YNN and Ch 10 didn't say what area (long street you know) but an empty lot.
Wait, clarify "human remains" as opposed to "dead body."
There are a lot of dead bodies Schenectady - dead brains really, all those that don't know that the tax base is falling, home values falling, home sale and sale prices falling, ncessary city services cut/eliminated, taxes going up, and residents paying the rich cronies of the DEMS - need to open their eyes, educate them, vote those puppets out, start change in the city so the city can become a wonderful city again.
Optimists close their eyes and pretend problems are non existent. Better to have open eyes, see the truths, acknowledge the negatives, and speak up for the people rather than the politicos and their rich cronies.
Someone saying behind the fire house on Albany st.. Someone saying it is Ms. Wright, dam if only K-9 used the day she went missing then all that "manpower" would not have been wasted in the Vale area and used in Woodlawn.
Someone saying behind the fire house on Albany st.. Someone saying it is Ms. Wright, dam if only K-9 used the day she went missing then all that "manpower" would not have been wasted in the Vale area and used in Woodlawn.
The firehouse across from the sefcu? I've been right in that area a few times since she went missing. Hate to think that she was in such a busy area and no one noticed.
The firehouse across from the sefcu? I've been right in that area a few times since she went missing. Hate to think that she was in such a busy area and no one noticed.
No, it's a former firehouse/public library converted into a private home just past the cemetery by St Paul's.
Someone saying behind the fire house on Albany st.. Someone saying it is Ms. Wright, dam if only K-9 used the day she went missing then all that "manpower" would not have been wasted in the Vale area and used in Woodlawn.
True. And thank you for the map, that's what I was going to look for when I heard the Bradford St reference.
Partly you hope it's her to give her family closure. Partly you hope it's not giving a thread of hope that she's still out there somewhere alive.
If it does turn out to be her, then the whacko of a mayor the city has needs to make a joint statement with the police chief to explain why they don't look in her neighborhood. Looking in Vale? But then, we have to remember, the mayor appointed a chief to does not live in the city, does not pay taxes in the city, etc; he merely takes naps at his mama's house; he won't move his family here, did he ever explain why? So he and most of the cops who live outside the city don't know the areas so what good are they. Yet another reason to get rid of the mayor in a two years.
Optimists close their eyes and pretend problems are non existent. Better to have open eyes, see the truths, acknowledge the negatives, and speak up for the people rather than the politicos and their rich cronies.
Really? Curious where was that reported? Only because we were watching FOX in the last half hour and they were saying the police were still looking for her.
TU says remains unidentifiable initially, not even an age, I mean based on the clothing reported she was wearing, I would think they would know, and at least say something like "unidentified to the public pending notification of next of kin."
I haven't heard them even say something like "police are not confirming whether this is Ms Wright, missing....."
Optimists close their eyes and pretend problems are non existent. Better to have open eyes, see the truths, acknowledge the negatives, and speak up for the people rather than the politicos and their rich cronies.
Optimists close their eyes and pretend problems are non existent. Better to have open eyes, see the truths, acknowledge the negatives, and speak up for the people rather than the politicos and their rich cronies.
That's awful. You would think a field so close to her home would have been searched
It could have been searched but if she was walking around for a couple days nobody probably thought to search it again. I agree that K-9's should have been used as mentioned before.
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The TAXPAYERS' money should have been used to do much more thorough search for this woman, and do it closer to her home.
But, the DEM LEADERSHIP, is using the TAXPAYERS' money for fancy lighting on Erie Blvd while a this woman was missing and while the other end of Erie Blvd is in shambles.
And of course, the TAXPAYERS' money being used to put a Vegas style marquee on Proctors, King Philip can't even spent Proctors' money on it? Gee whiz, they just had a funraiser for Proctors that stupid pink and brew, is Proctors doing THAT BAD that they have to have fundraisers.
And the TAXPAYERS' money is going to fund the millionaires new buildings and then cover their property and school taxes.
Now HOW is that a renaissance? How can ANYONE say the city is improving when money is WASTED on "fancy lighting" while failing to address missing people.
And the mayor wants people to buy a home in the city?
Yet some still shake their pom poms claiming the city is improving. Proof otherwise, such as this, is NOT addressed by the cheerleaders for the city/county dems.
This is an awful story, a terrible ending that did NOT have to be this way. Sadly the people that keep voting in these jerks don't realize it. Hell, when, can anyone tell us WHEN has the news reported, in plain language, that the city's tax base is falling as more money is spent on downtown???
Even the cheerleader, shaking pom poms for the dems refuses to speak on the city's tax base!
Optimists close their eyes and pretend problems are non existent. Better to have open eyes, see the truths, acknowledge the negatives, and speak up for the people rather than the politicos and their rich cronies.
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Yet another reason to get rid of the mayor in a two years.
