How deep can i go? (in nothing but mud)

[Duncan Edwards]

@jagfiles im on his youtube site as a friend and ive still got acess to his private vids to,. anything think maybe someone should inform youtube?

gaz

No. It wouldn't do any good anyway.

[Nessie]

@jagfiles im on his youtube site as a friend and ive still got acess to his private vids to,. anything think maybe someone should inform youtube?

gaz

He put those videos there himself. I guess I can't see why anyone should try to get it taken down.

Nessie

[mudxdresser]

His mudpits were supposedly in Richmond, Virginia area swamps. If anyone has any knowledge of the specific locations he frequented, please post them so that they can be forwarded to the missing persons unit as I'm sure they could use a little help finding him since he probably had a full submergence accident.

[Boggy Man]

His mudpits were supposedly in Richmond, Virginia area swamps. If anyone has any knowledge of the specific locations he frequented, please post them so that they can be forwarded to the missing persons unit as I'm sure they could use a little help finding him since he probably had a full submergence accident.

Have they checked out the swampy areas in the vicinity of where his car was found and towed away?

[jagfiles]

One thought. In his car or in the area his car was found was there any photography equipment? If so that could give an indication where he was when he disappeared and an idea of what happened.

[chefothefuture]

Right now I would be much more into in watching videos or helping film them, but the idea of trying it is interesting. Certainly will try and never be alone if I do, just in case. Would have to be anyway since there is no place in my location. I know there is out by the swamps near Giants stadium, but no one should ever put even a foot into that stuff.

About 15 years ago there was an article in the Times Sunday mag about the Meadowlands swamps.
The author was exploring in a canoe and described his paddle getting stuck in the mud. As he dislodged it, he described these "large cabbage like things" that floated to the surface accompanied by an unearthly, foul odor....

Yeechh!

[mudxdresser]

Good point, they probably already know the general area within a quarter mile or so but the problem is, given his style of edge play, there would not necessarily be much at the surface to find in the vicinity unless he was filming that day. Or he was filming with a partner and the partner removed everything at the surface after the accident to try to avoid being involved. So, what would be helpful is someone coming forward who knows the detailed ins and out of exactly where he liked to go.

[Boggy Man]

I was thinking that there might also be items of clothing, backpack, cleanup items, his "sinking equipment", such as a hose, which just might be laying nearby, or perhaps sticking out of the mud, leading into where he went under...

[jagfiles]

That's possible too. Maybe some rope? Was the area checked for footprints?
Also if by chance notnormal had someone with him the area in question where the car was found might not have been where he did a sinking. If something by chance something didn't go right and someone was with him it's possible that the other person may have moved the car to where it was found and was not thinking clearly.

[Nessie]

He was into so many things besides mud...how do we even know that this was what happened?

Nessie