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so was that 20 yards of losing his scent still in the parking lot?What Happened to Jake Cefolia? Missing United Executive Case Still Unsolved, One Year Later
New information has surfaced in the disappearance of United Airlines executive Jake Cefolia. What happened at his suburban Chicago home right before he went missing? NBC 5 investigates.
just to show that south east of any parking spot leads to more parking lot or more roads and not the preserve, itself.
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i sure would be investigating this "power of attorney" document AND questioning what happened to the sales proceeds.I've never heard of selling a home in absentia however Jake Cefolia did.
Despite his disappearance, missing United Airlines exec Jake Cefolia sells Elmhurst home for $523,000
Before United Airlines executive Jake Cefolina went missing in August, he gave power of attorney for property to a relative who finalized the deal.
Weird. That just solidifies he planned on disappearing IMO.I've never heard of selling a home in absentia however Jake Cefolia did.
Despite his disappearance, missing United Airlines exec Jake Cefolia sells Elmhurst home for $523,000
Before United Airlines executive Jake Cefolina went missing in August, he gave power of attorney for property to a relative who finalized the deal.
not just your opinion
that and/or his friend had something to do with it
There was a doctor that did brain scans and analyzed them and could tell when a brain was from a psychopath. His friends and family brought up they thought he had some traits. He had his scan done. Was going through some scans and saw one with psychopathic traits. It was his scan. LOL. True story
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yes, people don't seem to really understand how things can be overlooked in an area that was searched. Sometimes brush and other vegetation can be so thick, you can't see through it which means you can't see what might be IN it, also. Plus they were most likely looking down instead of up most of the time. Every search I have seen in a thick area, they never really seem to get much off the thinner areas. This is why so many are found when the leaves start dying back.Human Remains Discovered at Suburban Forest Preserve Identified as Missing United Exec
Human remains discovered at Waterfall Glen forest preserve Friday have been identified as Jake Cefolia, the United Airlines executive who went missing last year, according to officials. DuPage County Coroner Richard Jorgensen identified Cefolia, 50, after an autopsy performed Saturday, though a...
The contractors were removing invasive species in the area when they came across "human remains hanging from a low hanging tree," said Chief David Pederson with the Forest Preserve District Police.
"The human remains were located in a very thick covered brush area, extremely, so you can be 10 feet away and not see it," Pederson told NBC 5. "Obviously the foliage is starting to drop this time of year, these contractors were working in a very thick area..."
The forest preserve was the same location where Cefolia's car was found after he was reported missing.
Cefolia was reported missing on Aug. 8, 2020.
It can be frustrating. Many people assume search and rescue has a high success rate, and if they don't find the person, then the person must not be there. In reality, it's very likely that they will be overlooked or even walked past within feet and not seen. Many people are found in areas that had been previously searched. Not because it was criminal and they were dumped there afterward. Simply because they were missed the first time. Or even first several times.
when we had our jail break akitas, they always went back to the woods/creek area. While I could hear where they were and knew they were close, I could not see them through the dense brush and leaves. I mean they were only yards away even!