Drug deal gone wrong is my guess.
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SjAg said:
Ain't rumors. Directly from the ongoing investigation,
I misread your post actually. Thought you were insinuating something I guess. I get it.
Carry on
Was he a runner? Early morning runs are quite common for those doing long distances. I used to leave my house at 430 AM to meet other runners at 5 AM.
I don't know him personally but we have some facebook friends in common and my wild ass guess is that he developed an addiction to painkillers after suffering what appears to have been a significant injury in Feb '22.
Hoping for the best.
Hoping for the best.
Pain killer theory is interesting.
Lots of interesting dialogue on this website, https://www.websleuths.com/forums/threads/tx-brett-detamore-38-houston-bear-creek-park-truck-found-torched-21-june-2023.682148/page-9#post-18387403.
Lawsuits are interesting. Another twist. There's always more to the story!
lancevance said:
Was he a runner? Early morning runs are quite common for those doing long distances. I used to leave my house at 430 AM to meet other runners at 5 AM.
6'1" and 220 lb. I think we can rule out a long distance morning run.
Dude could'a peaced out and caught an early flight out of IAH.
Could be in Mexico City enjoying street tacos while awaiting transport to La Paz where he will start a new life.
Could be in Mexico City enjoying street tacos while awaiting transport to La Paz where he will start a new life.
Not really. Did a long of ultras in my time. Slow and steady is seen a lot in the trail running community.TriAg2010 said:lancevance said:
Was he a runner? Early morning runs are quite common for those doing long distances. I used to leave my house at 430 AM to meet other runners at 5 AM.
6'1" and 220 lb. I think we can rule out a long distance morning run.
These aren't 5ks and marathon speeds.
Maybe he's got enough BTC stashed to last a long while in SA.
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6'1 and 215-220 is my endurance weight so I don't think you can rule that out. 220-235 when strength training and 235-260 when just fat
But yeah it's slow and steady at 220, 6-8 minute miles
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Hah posted this and forgot, in no means was i talking about an ultra! 8 mins I'd consider great in a half!
But yeah it's slow and steady at 220, 6-8 minute miles
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Hah posted this and forgot, in no means was i talking about an ultra! 8 mins I'd consider great in a half!
"Slow and steady" 6min miles for an ultra
K Bo said:
"Slow and steady" 6min miles for an ultra
Everyone has a different slow and steady pace
Stat Monitor Repairman said:
Dude could'a peaced out and caught an early flight out of IAH.
Could be in Mexico City enjoying street tacos while awaiting transport to La Paz where he will start a new life.
Definitely a plausible scenario but then why torch the car? Seems like he could have just left it in some random area and it would have taken longer to find.
Stat Monitor Repairman said:
Dude could'a peaced out and caught an early flight out of IAH.
Could be in Mexico City enjoying street tacos while awaiting transport to La Paz where he will start a new life.
Been daydreaming again, I see.
94chem,
That, sir, was the greatest post in the history of TexAgs. I salute you. -- Dough
That, sir, was the greatest post in the history of TexAgs. I salute you. -- Dough
FYI. Admins on that site closed the thread about the disappearance. No idea what their rules are or why. Interesting, hope it means he was found alive.
MarathonAg12 said:Not really. Did a long of ultras in my time. Slow and steady is seen a lot in the trail running community.TriAg2010 said:lancevance said:
Was he a runner? Early morning runs are quite common for those doing long distances. I used to leave my house at 430 AM to meet other runners at 5 AM.
6'1" and 220 lb. I think we can rule out a long distance morning run.
These aren't 5ks and marathon speeds.
"Ive seen a some anecdotes (nearly obese men) within an niche community (ultra endurance running), so we can't reasonably conclude that this nearly obese man drawn from the general public is not an endurance runner."
TriAg2010 said:MarathonAg12 said:Not really. Did a long of ultras in my time. Slow and steady is seen a lot in the trail running community.TriAg2010 said:lancevance said:
Was he a runner? Early morning runs are quite common for those doing long distances. I used to leave my house at 430 AM to meet other runners at 5 AM.
6'1" and 220 lb. I think we can rule out a long distance morning run.
These aren't 5ks and marathon speeds.
"Ive seen a some anecdotes (nearly obese men) within an niche community (ultra endurance running), so we can't reasonably conclude that this nearly obese man drawn from the general public is not an endurance runner."
No need to be a dip***** Just pointing out that we shouldn't rule it out.
This is twice now in a couple of weeks that a dude from Houston disappeared and the leading theory is that he went for a run.
MarathonAg12 said:TriAg2010 said:MarathonAg12 said:Not really. Did a long of ultras in my time. Slow and steady is seen a lot in the trail running community.TriAg2010 said:lancevance said:
Was he a runner? Early morning runs are quite common for those doing long distances. I used to leave my house at 430 AM to meet other runners at 5 AM.
6'1" and 220 lb. I think we can rule out a long distance morning run.
These aren't 5ks and marathon speeds.
"Ive seen a some anecdotes (nearly obese men) within an niche community (ultra endurance running), so we can't reasonably conclude that this nearly obese man drawn from the general public is not an endurance runner."
No need to be a dip***** Just pointing out that we shouldn't rule it out.
Accurate description of your weekend!?!
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Stat Monitor Repairman said:
This is twice now in a couple of weeks that a dude from Houston disappeared and the leading theory is that he went for a run.
Did we ever find out the whole story on Trader Joe? Or are we still respecting their privacy?
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No need to be a dip***** Just pointing out that we shouldn't rule it out.
Which theories is it safe for we Internet detectives to rule out at this point? I don't want us to waste time and we aren't going to crack this case running down stale leads
No new leads as far as I know. Some good information in the linked thread, but not new information, and definitely doesn't help finding him.
I didn't start this thread looking for conspiracy theories or anything like that. Just want to find my friend. I don't know if the EquuSearch people are done, but the searches aren't over. Someone somewhere had to have seen something. As far as I know, Brett is not a runner or biker. Thank you again for any and all help/prayers.
I didn't start this thread looking for conspiracy theories or anything like that. Just want to find my friend. I don't know if the EquuSearch people are done, but the searches aren't over. Someone somewhere had to have seen something. As far as I know, Brett is not a runner or biker. Thank you again for any and all help/prayers.
...and alligators in Bear Creek area.Stat Monitor Repairman said:
This is twice now in a couple of weeks that a dude from Houston disappeared and the leading theory is that he went for a run.
I hope they find him.
There's going to be a press conference at 1 to share updates. Not sure what they'll reveal, fingers crossed for good news.
who is giving the press conference? law enforcement or family?
I would scare you then.TriAg2010 said:lancevance said:
Was he a runner? Early morning runs are quite common for those doing long distances. I used to leave my house at 430 AM to meet other runners at 5 AM.
6'1" and 220 lb. I think we can rule out a long distance morning run.
LE. All local media has been invited but I don't know where it will be available to watch.
According to the West U PD, it "should be available on Facebook live"
ETA: Fox 26 may stream it live as well.
ETA: Fox 26 may stream it live as well.
Press conference info:
- Careful to release info in ongoing investigation
- Info that it was pre-planned and not foul play, but not certain
- Now taking questions
not foul play but planned? per the PC...
- Wasn't following or being followed by anyone when he left his house at 4:21 AM
- A witness saw a man walking away from the burning truck
- WUPD is "very confident" he will be found
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