VIDEO: Vehicles Pulled Out of Lake Cliff

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Impressive-Age7703@reddit

We won't know until after they are finished investigating or whenever they decide to release details but typically it is after.

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croissantzzz@reddit

Decomposition happens faster than people think

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DMTryp@reddit

especially with god knows what three-eyed fish level of mutagens are in there.

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mylinuxguy@reddit

I wonder how many other large-ish bodies of water in the DFW area have a bunch of submerged cars in them too?

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CopperTop_98@reddit

Called in one I found years ago. Fire department that responded said there’s a ridiculous amount in Arlington ponds

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CopperTop_98@reddit

He said bodies are very rare but a lot of them have no plates and the vin number is often removed so they likely didn’t end up in ponds on accident

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bigboat24@reddit

No bodies. No plates. No vins? Why are these cars falling in there. /s

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bigboat24@reddit

Don’t under estimate how strong some of those bass can be. If they left the car in neutral. Could have dragged it in.

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CopperTop_98@reddit

Sounds like something the local Home Depot bucket fisherman would tell you

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There’s a YouTube channel called adventures with purpose that is pretty much dedicated to recovering cars from bodies of water. It sounds like pretty much every lake/pond near any cities has a high chance of have one or more cars in it. It’s pretty wild how many disappearances are due to a water accident.

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CollectMan420@reddit

I saw them ate lake como a few years back they did find a body in a car

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TweakJK@reddit

I used to watch them. I was actually in one of their videos back when they pulled cars out of lake worth. They posted on Facebook that they were at lake worth, and I immediately knew the spot where they likely were. You can see me drive by and wave.

I've had a hard time watching any of their stuff now that we figured out Jarred was a sex offender.

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Begthemeg@reddit

“Accident”?

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SamHenryCliff@reddit

They pulled double digits out of California Crossing a while ago around the time when it was renovated / reconditioned.

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TweakJK@reddit

You wouldn't believe the amount of cars there are in lakes.

They pulled 6 or 7 out of lake worth a few years ago. There are a few youtube channels that do it for a living, and often close decades old missing person cases.

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JKinney79@reddit

That’s crazy, considering the size. It’s more like a big ass pond.

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ThatSandwich@reddit

There are 4 streets, 2 to south and 2 to the east that dead end with a continuing path directly into the lake.

I can't explain why so many people would be driving through the stop signs/lights accidentally and into the lake, but it seems like the most likely cause as there are no blind turns that would result in this.

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Elguapo69@reddit

Dude these aren’t accidents. Dumping ground for stolen vehicles

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No-Rule-5631@reddit

Rhys

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ThatSandwich@reddit

To be fair, I made that comment before I learned that 20+ vehicles were being pulled from the water.

5-6 over the course of decades doesn't sound that unreasonable.

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RootHogOrDieTrying@reddit

Leave the body in the trunk and just push the whole car in. Hypothetically speaking, of course.

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oac0005@reddit

Insurance purposes

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GaySpaceOtter@reddit

I don't think so. This looks like the north side of the lake. https://maps.app.goo.gl/wmSSAbF4UhK64NNn9

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ThatSandwich@reddit

Interesting, yeah fill me in later. Definitely an odd place to find so many cars. I figure insurance would pull these out if the drivers made a claim

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IFuckedADog@reddit

It’s definitely north of the lake, I drove by on the way back home today, was wondering what was happening.

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MethanyJones@reddit

I wonder how many were Kias

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Anon31780@reddit

This, but for Altimas in need of paper plates.

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swinglinepilot@reddit

NBC 5 just aired a story saying the cops were pulling all the cars in search of a lady in the early stages of dementia who hasn't been seen since 6/8 last year. They said they believed she may have driven into the lake and drowned

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AdPowerful4065@reddit

A lake is a big ass pond lmao

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nonamejd123@reddit

Yeah, apparently there was more car than water in there.

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Squishy_Boy@reddit

This might be a dumb question, but are you supposed to always report finding a vehicle underwater? Years ago, I was kayaking on a small pond and saw a motorcycle inside it. It was in an area you couldn’t see from the shore because of some sheer cliffs next to it.

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bikerdude214@reddit

No dead bodies in any of those cars???

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BCMBCG@reddit

Most are going to be stolen/reported stolen for insurance purposes.

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noncongruent@reddit

I'm surprised Dallas doesn't routinely run sidescan sonar surveys of all the lakes in the area to find submerged cars. Between sidescans and magnetometers no cars can be hidden in a lake.

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BCMBCG@reddit

That would be cool, but we’re also talking about a city government that can barely get emergency services to show up to actual reported crimes.

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Do-you-see-it-now@reddit

Would that make money or cost money? Then no they aren’t doing it.

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sexiestbabyy@reddit

How did they get there?

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istorres@reddit

My brother is a station 15 in Oak Cliff and they were out there during this. They said the cadaver dog got a hit on one car but there wasn’t a dead body in the car

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BillDuki@reddit

This reminds me a little canal weaving through the chemical plants on the coast near my home town. Back in the 90’s there were some people crabbing, and someone pulled up an arm or something like that. Long story short, they found multiple sunken cars, and several contained people, one of which was a recent missing person. Theory was, the town about a mile away was the only local place that allowed bars to be open until 2:00 am, and the other place was about 5 miles from there. Well, they assumed the people they found were going from point “a” to point “b” after getting shitty at point “a”, and instead of taking the curve in the road, they kept going straight into the canal (it is just a little county road). To this day, the old timers call it “Dead Mans Curve”, and it is pretty much just an urban legend ghost story place now.

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slowro@reddit

Thats crazy, is that what kids do after they are done joyriding?

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Right_Letterhead_120@reddit

How many were Chargers/Challengers vs Mustangs and Camaros?