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| Author: | J0sie [ Wed Sep 16, 2009 3:31 pm ] |
| Post subject: | A.M. Costa Rica name calling |
What the Phuck is wrong with this newspaper? They listed “Rincón de la Vieja†visitors name and country were there from. I will hate to be one of those married folks trying to hide that I just visit CR. http://www.amcostarica.com/ Investigator seeks witnesses to Gimelfarb's hike By the A.M. Costa Rica staff The parents of a missing U.S. tourist are not giving up, and they have hired an investigator to continue efforts to find their son. The investigator, Seth Derish, said Tuesday that the parents have returned to Costa Rica from Illinois and were with him near Parque Nacional Rincón de la Vieja. That is where the man, David Gimelfarb, 28, vanished Aug. 11 after he went hiking. His disappearance prompted an extensive David Gimelfarb search by the Cruz Roja. Even U.S. crewmen and their helicopters from Soto Cano air base in Honduras joined in without success. Derish is taking a more investigatory approach. He is talking to people trying to find those who may have seen the U.S. hiker. He also is running down what may be false information. He also has obtained a list of tourists who were at the park on the day that Gimelfarb vanished. He asked that it be published and that anyone on the list contact him. Many of the visitors are from Europe, according to the information they left in the park's guest book where the names were found. The list is not believed to be a complete accounting of all who were at the park that day. Derish can be reached in Costa Rica at 506 2269-8659 or US Direct at 415 648-7007. An associate, Carlos Valverde, can be reached at 506 8381-3884. Gimelfarb, who grew up in Highland Park, Illinois, was a doctoral student at the Adler School of Professional Psychology. The Chicago school is maintaining a fund for searching. Friends have created a Facebook section with information on the search and developments. For example, friends posted the fact that Cruz Roja rescue workers who were called back to the park discovered that a shadow in one of the volcano craters was nothing more than a piece of red foam. The shadow turned up on a searcher's photograph and raised hopes that Gimelfarb might finally be found. An Oklahoma non-profit organization called Global ResQ also joined the search, friends said. Several persons who signed on to the Facebook discussion list were former visits to the Rincón de la Vieja park which is north and east of Liberia and straddles the line between Guanacaste and Alajuela. Rincón de la Vieja visitors The list contains a name, group size, country of origin, the time and tour location: Al Kroch 2 Austria 7:49 Volcano Bauer Bernhard 2 Austria 9:35 Pilas Le Maitre 2 Belgiun 9:01 Pailas Sean cannard 2 Brazil 7:28 pailas Fey Tour guide 9 Canada 7:28 Volcano Leduc Catherine 1 Canada 8:15 Cangreja/Pailas Perron Stephanie 2 Canada 8:20 Pailas Yerick Chaverri 8 Canada 8:30 pailas/cangreja Fabian Montero Tour guide 18 Canada 9:38 Pilas Mari Digh (Ligh) 2 Costa Rica 7:28 pailas Teresita Arias 1 CR 12:00 Pilas Naudin Adelaide 4 France 7:28 pailas Masse Freddy 2 France 8:00 Pailas Renaudin Raymond 3 France 8:20 Pailas Blanchard 4 France 8:30 Pailas Adrian Puse 4 France 8:50 Pailas Baumard Sarah 2 France 9:01 pailas/cangreja Blester lubiotte 2 France 9:48 Pilas Pascal Ghielmetti 5 France 12:30 Pilas Maklolwics Marc 4 France 2:00 Pilas Frederick Fucik 2 Germany 8:00 Cangreja/Pailas De Jong 2 Holland 8:25 Cangreja/Pailas Zinsmeester 2 Holland 8:30 Volcano Julia Ceernord 2 Holland 8:30 Pailas RycTen Beck 2 Holland 9:21 Pailas Albert Cochewover 4 Holland 9:23 pailas/cangreja Lagerwey Tielen 4 Holland 9:27 Cangreja Ivan der -Vyery 2 Holland 10:38 Pilas Lorenza Utilav 2 Italy 9:58 Cangreja El Martini 3 Italy 10:00 Pilas Linda Pilar 5 Mexico 11:40 Pilas Monise Iboňes 2 Spain 7:28 park Sergy Carasco 2 Spain 7:54 Cangreja/pailas Miguel Angel Quintana 2 Spain 8:00 Cangreja Mabel Montaňo 3 Spain 8:00 Cangreja/Pailas Georgia Rodoreda 2 Spain 8:15 Pailas Emilio Domingo 2 Spain 8:30 Cangreja Pesy Piedras Tour guide 23 Spain 8:30 Pailas Alberto Vazquez 2 Spain 8:49 Cangreja Monica Soces Adet 2 Spain 9:10 Pailas Armando Garzia 3 Spain 9:23 pailas/cangreja Katrien Demaetere 3 Spain 9:27 Cangreja Solia Gutierez 4 Spain 9:46 Pilas Authonyl Sales Tour guide 24 Spain 9:48 Pilas Bealnt Gaurnet 4 Spain 9:58 Pilas Monica Augustin 2 Spain 9:58 Pilas Alireza Sarchar 2 Spain 10:00 Pilas Ana Luisa Alonza 2 Spain 10:00 Pilas Max Francene 2 Spain 10:00 Pilas Mentxell Rubio 2 Spain 11:10 Pilas/cangreja Dena Casren 2 Spain 1:00 Pilas Weinberger 2 USA 8:46 Cangreja David Morris Tour guide 14 USA 8:50 Volcano Rick Caryng 4 USA 9:33 Pilas Jennifer Wittenbers 2 USA 9:41 Pilas David Fineharb 1 USA 9:58 Pilas Arturo Fork (Fort) 6 USA 9:58 Pilas David Fredlander 3 USA 10:00 Pilas Susan Meyer 2 USA 11:00 Pilas Letitia Meyer 2 USA 11:00 Pilas Jeffrey Fish 1 USA 11:00 Pilas Zerk Fish 1 USA 11:00 Pilas Martin Fish 1 USA 11:00 Pilas Alexis Alvarado 4 USA 11:10 Pilas Erick Snupp 6 USA 12:00 Pilas Diane Widowsia Tour guide 21 USA 1:40 Pilas/cangreja Erick Castrob Tour guide 27 USA 1:50 Pilas Ori Bbn Shahar 2 7:51 pailas/cangreja Marcela Araya 2 7:54 Volcano DAVID Gimelfarb 1 USA 9:48 Pilas In you were at Rincón de la Vieja Aug. 11 and your name is not on the list, you should contact the investigators, too. |
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| Author: | Nhhank [ Wed Sep 16, 2009 4:32 pm ] |
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Well you just listed them again 
I read the paper this morning and if I am correct( not often) the list came from visitors who signed the guest book at the park entrance So here is a tip for the members with things to hide They gave up on the seach a week or so back and turned it over to the Buzzards 
Sad but true |
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| Author: | Prolijo [ Wed Sep 16, 2009 5:41 pm ] |
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My name is in that book, though not for the dates in question. However, I fail to see how this is really the serious invasion of privacy thing that you seem to make it out to be. I seriously doubt most people who are taking secret trips to CR are spending their time going on hikes like that one (show of hands, how many of you guys have done it?). And people who ARE spending their time going on hikes in CR like that shouldn't have any reason to hide the fact. After all, I'd much rather have people think that was the type of thing I was doing in CR rather than spending all my time mongering in the Gulch. "Hey wifey, you don't believe I go to CR for the ecotourism? Well, here's the proof." And this all assumes that the investigators are even able to read most of the chicken scratch signatures in that book. BTW, I've hiked to the top of Rincon de la Vieja solo and could easily see how someone could stumble off the trail, accidentally injure or kill themselves and not be immediately found. It can get quite cold and foggy up there and the wind can be strong enough to blow you off the trail. In fact, it is normally recommended to re-assess the weather conditions once you reach the timberline and not proceed if it seems too dangerous. |
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| Author: | J0sie [ Wed Sep 16, 2009 5:54 pm ] |
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Unless you told her you were at the appalachian trail. 
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| Author: | Californicationdude [ Wed Sep 16, 2009 6:46 pm ] |
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J0sie wrote: Unless you told her you were at the appalachian trail. :P :P :P :P
hahahahaha....good one! |
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| Author: | DiegoC [ Thu Sep 17, 2009 4:58 pm ] |
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One of the first mongering lessons I learned was NEVER leave a paper trail; never give out your cell; don’t allow photographs; and be quiet about what you do. |
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