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Seen in DC https://www.propublica.org/article/ice-dilley-children-letters

This follows from thread conversation here on r/LuigiNation in which I was thinking that the bike could still be in park, for example, thrown in the water at The Reservoir.

https://www.reddit.com/r/LuigiNation/comments/1skyj4p/look_at_them_go_over_those_boulders_it_makes_me/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button

NYPD searched "The Lake" but that was presumably based on the sec cam showing a suspect exiting the park near the NY Historical Society.

But based on analysis of the disappearing bike on W 85th between Central Park West and Columbus --- that leads to the possibility that this was not the same person who entered the park off 6th Avenue, and that the suspect may have discarded the bike somewhere in the park and exited differently.

So I was thinking, "Maybe they threw it in the water somewhere" because I was discussing the characteristics of the park with another poster and the fact that Central Park has 150 acres of water bodies. And of course, you'd need a sharp drop off wherever it's being thrown in.

The deepest body of water would be The Reservoir which is 40 feet at its deepest and a sharp drop-off near the shoreline to an average of 29 feet makes it a plausible option. A physically fit person could indeed throw an e bike over that fence depending on where on the path they were situated, and as shown here on google maps street view if you scroll around the entire perimeter of The Reservoir:

Central Park - Google Maps

And the fence would keep people from easily finding out about it sitting down at the bottom there. And unfortunately (or fortunately, for the person hiding the bike) the water is not clear.

But you could use drones et al -- and hopefully divers -- to search the bottom of The Reservoir around its perimeter. Of course they could have thrown the gun in too, but they'd be able to throw the gun much further.

UPDATE - TO DRIVE THIS POINT HOME FURTHER: If you find the bike discarded in Central Park - in this example, plausibly dumped in the old reservoir which was never searched by NYPD (just The Lake) -

1. You eliminate the option that the biker who emerges near the Historical Society is a viable suspect - you establish that they were indeed a random and unrelated NYer who lives or visits on W 85th (and went inside one of the secure access buildings there WITH their bike - like most NYers do).

2. You establish that NYPD indeed lost the suspect inside Central Park - and who is now long gone. And they were on a wild goose chase with the pedestrian suspects on W 85th and Columbus, as well as W 86th between Columbus and Amsterdam (hailing a cab) - and regardless of whether those two pedestrians were the same person.

3. You also eliminate the possibility that they lost him at the end of the Ziegfeld Alley (i.e. never got on a bike, to begin with) - and because why would anyone be going into Central Park to throw away their bike .. ? So that's the definitely shooter - the one who went into the park off 6th and 59th - and that's where the shooter disappeared.

And of course, it's not Luigi, either - which is shown with all 3 possibilities regardless, but the point is hammered home even more definitively.

https://thedeepdive.ca/mexicos-president-sheinbaum-decrees-universal-healthcare-for-120-million/