Car buried in Atherton yard ID' d as Mercedes stolen in 1992 Neighbors speculate on what happened Atherton HEAD TOPICS
Car buried in Atherton yard ID' d as Mercedes stolen in 1992 Neighbors speculate on what happened
10/22/2022 8:04:00 AM ' It' s creepy You don' t imagine it happening in your own neighborhood' said a neighbor who lives about five doors away from the house in #Atherton being investigated
Atherton Car Buried İn Atherton
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'It's creepy. You don't imagine it happening in your own neighborhood' said a neighbor, who lives about five doors away from the house in Atherton being investigated. 'It's creepy. You don't imagine it happening in your own neighborhood' said a neighbor, who lives about five doors away from the house being investigated. One man says he knew the previous owner - who lived in the property during the time the car was reportedly stolen. "It looks like a Netflix video or a series," said neighbor Sharon Traeger."Why would you bury a vehicle in your lot," asked Don Traeger.It's on ongoing mystery for people who live in a quiet wealthy community in Atherton. On Stockbridge Avenue, a major excavation is underway. Crime scene technicians are combing for clues and cadaver dogs have come up with a hit not once, but twice."It could be human remains. They could be reacting be blood. They could be reacting to old bones," said Commander Dan Larsen of Atherton Police. "They could be reacting to human vomit, it could be any one of those combinations of things. Because of the time frame that this vehicle has been buried for approximately 30 years, that a slight reaction would be consistent with the duration that the vehicle has been buried." Read more:
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But authorities still don't know who buried it or why.were not invited to speak, much less debate.covers 1942, a year when inflation threatened to sink America, disinformation was rampant, and a worker revolt changed music forever.A certain scene in Black Adam is causing problems for some audiences, but according to Dwayne Johnson, it's a good problem to have. "It looks like a Netflix video or a series," said neighbor Sharon Traeger. "Why would you bury a vehicle in your lot," asked Don Traeger. "I'll debate her tonight. It's on ongoing mystery for people who live in a quiet wealthy community in Atherton. On Stockbridge Avenue, a major excavation is underway. I'll wear a Mr. Crime scene technicians are combing for clues and cadaver dogs have come up with a hit not once, but twice. There have been teases and rumblings in regard to the DC hero that has fans buzzing, but for now, Dwayne Johnson just wants fans to go and enjoy the show. "It could be human remains. I'll wear shorts and a backpack," Zeldin said. They could be reacting be blood. They could be reacting to old bones," said Commander Dan Larsen of Atherton Police. "Why not? New York voters are demanding it," Zeldin said. "They could be reacting to human vomit, it could be any one of those combinations of things. Because of the time frame that this vehicle has been buried for approximately 30 years, that a slight reaction would be consistent with the duration that the vehicle has been buried. 8 General Election details and deadlines Zeldin says he wants more than one debate. I know A LOT of you guys are going TONIGHT for the Thursday night showings. " MORE: Bay Area archaeologists dig deep to uncover San Francisco's hidden history "It's creepy. You don't imagine it happening in your own neighborhood. This as the polls tighten up, something the governor has said, she has been paying no attention to. You watch the Datelines and that's what people say," said Don Traeger, who lives about five doors away from the house being investigated. "Everybody in our family at least is wildly texting each other. I'm governing the state of New York, so I'll let the pundits decide with all that, but I know that I do have a strategy that focuses on what I have done for the state, my vision for the state to focus primarily on affordability and public safety, as we have been," Hochul said earlier this week. What could it be? How strange it is to have something happen to you so close," said Sharon Traeger. There has been a big demand to see Cavill back as Superman, and it's looking like Black Adam is where fans will get to see the two heroes meet for the very first time. From Sky7 overhead, you can see investigators hard at work. In:. According to Atherton police, when landscaping crews at a multi-million dollar home on Stockbridge Avenue unearthed a car filled with unused bags of concrete, authorities launched an investigation. The car was buried four-to-five feet underground and had been buried since the 1990s according to police Commander Dan Larsen. MORE: 'Last unicorn' of Bay Area real estate listed at $25M: How could it possibly be worth it? Richard Hartnett lives a street over from the home under investigation. He's seen the Sky7 video of the excavation.. "It can happen anywhere I guess. I guess they can't be a crime scene unless you find some bones or something, remains," Harnett said. Neighbors are stunned. Some even think they knew the previous owner. "We knew a guy a little bit."Now we've gotten to a great place where we've delivered for the audience. If it's the guy we remember, he was a doctor at Stanford," said Don Traeger. Investigators are now done excavating the majority of the passenger compartment. No human remains have been discovered. An important distinction to make is that police say the vehicle was buried before the current homeowners took possession of the house. But they say these homeowners are cooperating with the investigation, although they did not want to talk to ABC7 News." Henry Cavill Back as Superman in Man of Steel 2On Monday, The Hollywood Reporter published a new piece about the state of DC films at Warner Bros. "This is an ongoing investigation, and we do not know what that's what direction this investigation is going right now. We do not know if this is a criminal or non-criminal investigation," Larsen said. Officials will give another update on how the excavation work is going so far on the property on Monday. If you're on the ABC7 News app, .