Body found off of Carranza Road today
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That link is essentially the same link I was going to except the search info. If I remove the search info and googles IP address, the link won't work. That is odd.
phillyburbs.com/pb-dyn/news/112-12262008-1643712.html
phillyburbs.com/pb-dyn/news/112-12262008-1643712.html+Body+found+off+of+Carranza+Road&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=2&gl=us
If you go this link which is the top link the article is gone and if you change the last 2 to a 1 or 3 in the URL, the articles are there. Why won't it display the 1643712 article except when your search info is added in?????????
http://phillyburbs.com/pb-dyn/news/112-12262008-1643712.html
Thanks.
Guy
phillyburbs.com/pb-dyn/news/112-12262008-1643712.html
phillyburbs.com/pb-dyn/news/112-12262008-1643712.html+Body+found+off+of+Carranza+Road&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=2&gl=us
If you go this link which is the top link the article is gone and if you change the last 2 to a 1 or 3 in the URL, the articles are there. Why won't it display the 1643712 article except when your search info is added in?????????
http://phillyburbs.com/pb-dyn/news/112-12262008-1643712.html
Thanks.
Guy
I just returned from
The police were at: 39.7714, -74.6142
and I didn't see anything to indicate anything occoured there.
It turns out we were within 125 feet of that location at 10 AM on Friday morning. We came out of the dirt road and turned west on Carranza. We didn,t see anything, so maybe the body wasn't there yet or it was down in the ditch. Saturday at 9 AM I was out that way again and saw 3 vehicles pulled over at that location. They didn't look official, people were milling about.
Ed
The police were at: 39.7714, -74.6142
and I didn't see anything to indicate anything occoured there.
It turns out we were within 125 feet of that location at 10 AM on Friday morning. We came out of the dirt road and turned west on Carranza. We didn,t see anything, so maybe the body wasn't there yet or it was down in the ditch. Saturday at 9 AM I was out that way again and saw 3 vehicles pulled over at that location. They didn't look official, people were milling about.
Ed
The police were down a trail from the road. How far in they went, I do not know. It wasn't as though they were searching on Carranza Road.
It was less than 250 feet off the road. Still not much info on how long it had been there. Or who found it. It is still pretty hush hush.
I was right by there the other night before the body was discovered. It certainly sounds as though the information is being kept quiet because it could hinder an investigation.
I hope it is a body dump and not something more sinister (a body dump is sinister enough).
Jeff
I hope it is a body dump and not something more sinister (a body dump is sinister enough).
Jeff
First off, Hey all, I am new to this forum, and I happy I found this great site! Second, My brother works as a volunteer for a Medford Fire Department and they recieved word of this at their station on Friday and they were ( like us) left with nothing except they had found a body..no details. This story got me thinking of how many other ( just assuming this is) Mob related or "Murder" disposed bodies are out in our Pines. I know this sounds too Sopranoes, but I was just thinking about it...
Possibly,(that is true) but also whenever there is a crime schene and the actual truck is not needed (just the men for manpower is) we try to keep the truck or trucks a good distance a way within reason.
Thats what makes it seem that maybe the police were trying to solve a crime and eventually someone talked and led them there.
I suspect we may never know what happened. I asked my usual sources and they did not even know about it.
Guy
I saw this story on the news today:
http://www.ldnews.com/lebanonnews/ci_11438375
"NORRISTOWN, Pa.—A suburban Philadelphia woman and her boyfriend have been charged with killing her father, then trying to dismember his body with a chain saw before disposing of it in a wooded area in New Jersey, prosecutors said Monday.
The body of Marc Rubin, 46, was found in the Pine Barrens on Dec. 8, the day after it was dumped, Montgomery County District Attorney Risa Ferman said. Rubin was killed with a shotgun Nov. 28, but his body was left in his apartment for more than a week, she said.
No one reported the gunshot, the smell of the decomposing body or the sound of the chain saw, Ferman said.
Prosecutors allege that the victim's 22-year-old daughter, Christina Rubin, paid $1,000 to her boyfriend, 20-year-old Jeffrey Leinheiser, to kill her father. A friend, 19-year-old Daniel Dougherty, was enlisted to help wrap the body in trash bags, roll it in a carpet and dump the body in New Jersey, Ferman said.
A deer hunter found the body Dec. 8, and police identified the victim through a fingerprint on Thursday and also found one of Leinheiser's prints on the trash bags that covered the body, authorities said.
Rubin and Leinheiser were arrested Sunday and ordered held without bail on charges of first-degree murder and other counts including abuse of a corpse and tampering with evidence, Ferman said. Dougherty was charged with evidence tampering and abuse of a corpse and was held Monday at the Montgomery County Correctional Facility in lieu of25,000 bail.
All the defendants live in Jenkintown; it was not immediately clear if they were represented by lawyers."
Is this the same body that was found off carrranza?
http://www.ldnews.com/lebanonnews/ci_11438375
"NORRISTOWN, Pa.—A suburban Philadelphia woman and her boyfriend have been charged with killing her father, then trying to dismember his body with a chain saw before disposing of it in a wooded area in New Jersey, prosecutors said Monday.
The body of Marc Rubin, 46, was found in the Pine Barrens on Dec. 8, the day after it was dumped, Montgomery County District Attorney Risa Ferman said. Rubin was killed with a shotgun Nov. 28, but his body was left in his apartment for more than a week, she said.
No one reported the gunshot, the smell of the decomposing body or the sound of the chain saw, Ferman said.
Prosecutors allege that the victim's 22-year-old daughter, Christina Rubin, paid $1,000 to her boyfriend, 20-year-old Jeffrey Leinheiser, to kill her father. A friend, 19-year-old Daniel Dougherty, was enlisted to help wrap the body in trash bags, roll it in a carpet and dump the body in New Jersey, Ferman said.
A deer hunter found the body Dec. 8, and police identified the victim through a fingerprint on Thursday and also found one of Leinheiser's prints on the trash bags that covered the body, authorities said.
Rubin and Leinheiser were arrested Sunday and ordered held without bail on charges of first-degree murder and other counts including abuse of a corpse and tampering with evidence, Ferman said. Dougherty was charged with evidence tampering and abuse of a corpse and was held Monday at the Montgomery County Correctional Facility in lieu of25,000 bail.
All the defendants live in Jenkintown; it was not immediately clear if they were represented by lawyers."
Is this the same body that was found off carrranza?