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PufPuf23's Journal1,200 guns, two tons ammo, and the connection with a missing persons case. Really weird backstory.
Curiously weird.
I just posted this as a response to the thread "LAPD finds 1,200 guns, two tons of ammo in dead man's Pacific Palisades home" in LBN.
It is not a gun post but a late breaking backstory as the general media has not yet made the connection to a just solved missing persons case.
A 39 year old woman named Dawn Vadbunker went missing July 2, 2015. She was 35 and her gone missing was reported by her adoptive parents. She had been adopted as an adult within the last 2 years. The last communication was that Dawn was off to meet with her boss, a property manager. She did not return and the property manager also could not be reached. There was a missing person search and no cell, account activity, etc. discerned.
Websleuths thread starting July 14, 2015:
http://www.websleuths.com/forums/showthread.php?285394-CA-Dawn-VadBunker-39-Oxnard-3-July-2015
Dawn and her boss were located on July 15, 2015 at a motel in Oregon.
Dawn's boss is the fiancée of the dead man with the guns and ammo.
From Websleuths today (7/22/2015)
http://www.websleuths.com/forums/showthread.php?285394-CA-Dawn-VadBunker-39-Oxnard-3-July-2015/page3
Quote Originally Posted by LayzeeDayzee View Post
It's reported she disappeared the day her former marriage had been officially annulled. Her vehicle had been located outside of a hotel in Oregon, according to LE/MSM. A witness stated she'd been seen there with a woman. While she was missing her family was unable to locate her boss (a woman). Almost sounds to me like perhaps she had some kind of secret relationship going on with her boss and they went away together? Perhaps she had marriage to former husband (male) annulled as she had developed a relationship with her female boss?
Um.... the boss was busy deciding what to do with her dead fiance she had been with for 17 yrs (but somehow did not know that he had over a thousand guns and 2 tons of ammo piled up 8 ft high at her condo). You think the missing 39 yr old story is weird! Check out the boss's story in the LA Times here and google around for the others... It is a real goose chase. Nebron (the boss) has a Fiance who reportedly dies in the car on the 4th of July - and she puts him, his dead body, in the car, parks it up the road and takes off for Oregon for a week or so with Dawn Marie. Both go missing and both go radio silent for the trip, not replying to cell phones per the reports. Catherine Nebron's attny then calls LE to report the dead body and weapons cache on the 17th of July (per his story to the press) The dead fiance is the real mystery of this case that needs some serious sleuthing but they aren't releasing his name other than a pseudonym he used "Bob Smith"... He told neighbors he worked for CIA. The whole thing is bizarre. LE said they did not know who the guy is or how he died...but somehow they know there was no foul play. Here's the LA Times. And another link to the story.
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/jul/21/l-police-discover-1200-guns-dead-mans-home/?utm_source=RSS_Feed&utm_medium=RSS
http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-lapd-guns-20150720-story.html
edit to fix last two links.
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A 39 year old woman named Dawn Vadbunker went missing July 2, 2015. She was 35 and her gone missing was reported by her adoptive parents. She had been adopted as an adult within the last 2 years. The last communication was that Dawn was off to meet with her boss, a property manager. She did not return and the property manager also could not be reached. There was a missing person search and no cell, account activity, etc. discerned.
Websleuths thread starting July 14, 2015:
http://www.websleuths.com/forums/showthread.php?285394-CA-Dawn-VadBunker-39-Oxnard-3-July-2015
Dawn and her boss were located on July 15, 2015 at a motel in Oregon.
Dawn's boss is the fiancée of the dead man with the guns and ammo.
From Websleuths today (7/22/2015)
http://www.websleuths.com/forums/showthread.php?285394-CA-Dawn-VadBunker-39-Oxnard-3-July-2015/page3
Quote Originally Posted by LayzeeDayzee View Post
It's reported she disappeared the day her former marriage had been officially annulled. Her vehicle had been located outside of a hotel in Oregon, according to LE/MSM. A witness stated she'd been seen there with a woman. While she was missing her family was unable to locate her boss (a woman). Almost sounds to me like perhaps she had some kind of secret relationship going on with her boss and they went away together? Perhaps she had marriage to former husband (male) annulled as she had developed a relationship with her female boss?
Um.... the boss was busy deciding what to do with her dead fiance she had been with for 17 yrs (but somehow did not know that he had over a thousand guns and 2 tons of ammo piled up 8 ft high at her condo). You think the missing 39 yr old story is weird! Check out the boss's story in the LA Times here and google around for the others... It is a real goose chase. Nebron (the boss) has a Fiance who reportedly dies in the car on the 4th of July - and she puts him, his dead body, in the car, parks it up the road and takes off for Oregon for a week or so with Dawn Marie. Both go missing and both go radio silent for the trip, not replying to cell phones per the reports. Catherine Nebron's attny then calls LE to report the dead body and weapons cache on the 17th of July (per his story to the press) The dead fiance is the real mystery of this case that needs some serious sleuthing but they aren't releasing his name other than a pseudonym he used "Bob Smith"... He told neighbors he worked for CIA. The whole thing is bizarre. LE said they did not know who the guy is or how he died...but somehow they know there was no foul play. Here's the LA Times. And another link to the story.
http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-lapd-guns-20150720-story.html
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/jul/21/l-police-discover-1200-guns-dead-mans-home/?utm_source=RSS_Feed&utm_medium=RSS
edit to fix links
California Water Project
The California Water Plan (1957) - Bulletin No. 3 was a plan to harness all the wild Rivers of California (including the Klamath and Smith) in a system of Reservoirs and tunnels and power plants. Dams built under this plan included Shasta, Trinity, Oroville, Keswick, Lewiston, Whiskeytown, etc. Governor Ed Brown was a political supporter of the Plan and Governor during most of the construction that did occur.
The argument then as now was the North versus the monied special interests of the South.
Back in the 1980s there was a plan to raise Shasta Dam and relocate the Shasta Lake communities and Interstate 5. Importing Columbia River water via a pipeline along the interstate 5 corridor has also been mentioned but is at least politically infeasible between the two Sates.
IMHO
Too many people live and too much industry and agriculture occur that are dependent on imported water.
Ground water has also been "mined" extensively.
Soils have been farmed and "salted", subsided, or eroded (by wind in the Delta area).
A good read about water in the West is Reisner's Cadillac Desert.
http://www.amazon.com/Cadillac-Desert-American-Disappearing-Revised/dp/0140178244/ref=sr_1_fkmr2_3?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1429561787&sr=1-3-fkmr2&keywords=Reiser+California+water
>>The State Water Project is Born
The Burns-Porter Act, formally known as the California Water Resources Development Bond Act, was placed on the November 1960 ballot. Also known as Proposition One, its chances for passage were unpredictable. Heated and continuous negotiations were still ongoing, with MWD withholding its endorsement until days before the election. The San Francisco Chronicle strongly opposed the proposition. California’s North-South regional rivalry was a strong factor in the election.
picture of political cartoon that appeared in the San Francisco ChronicleThe San Francisco Chronicle was among the Project's strongest opponents and urged its readers to vote down the bond issue.
On November 8, the Burns-Porter Act was narrowly approved by the slim margin of 173,944 votes from about 5.8 million ballots counted. Only one northern county supported the proposition--Butte County, site of Oroville Dam. But one fact was certain, construction was soon to begin on what is now the nation's largest state-built water and power development and distribution system, which would forever change the face and future of a once virgin land.
Construction Begins
picture of 1956 floods1956 was a devastating flood year.
Construction on the Oroville site actually began even before the passage of the Burns-Porter Act. A $25 million emergency appropriation was passed in 1957 after a record late 1955-early 1956 flood, which devastated Northern and Central California. Statewide, 64 deaths were recorded, most in Sutter County and Yuba City, and more than $200 million of property damage.
picture of Governor Ed Brown at groungbreaking ceremonyGovernor Edmond Brown at Oroville groundbreaking ceremony.
http://www.water.ca.gov/swp/history.cfm
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