Blue Mountains search

[kevnerd486]

SES using TG 10215 as part of search at Katoomba.

Kev

[criten]

I'm told the guy was doing lines of cocaine and got cut off at the bar. After kicking over somebodies bins, how he gets lost in suburban type streets is a mystery. In my books, the guy is a douche. </2 cents>

[JimK]

also heard them on 468.625 pl 107.2 .... very scratchy from Moss Vale

[Garry]

over 700 volunteers have helped in the search,, hearing SES on 10215 here in Newcastle also

[Mike Alpha]

Will they find a broken bottle I wonder?

Mike

[vk2pwsham]

The guy even makes the front page of the local rag.
Something aint right with this one and why all the resources and expense. Heard them searching up near Medlow Bath today. Where to next?
Wayne

[Garry]

"I'm told the guy was doing lines of cocaine"

Im not sure where that information came from ? was that reported to police ? Because it isnt in any briefing notes that Ive seen

[johnboy]

I was told there was a post on here about a job I was involved in, so I joined:
The SES used mainly 468.625 on a portable repeater located on a hill in Leura. The GRN was basically useless in coverage for the area searched on portable radios.
Facebook as a photo of the comms trailer in situ
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid ... =1&theater
GRN was really used by crews coming/going into the area.

I find it interesting and wonder why people come up with stories of where and what happened with the victim.... bit annoying but taken with a grain of salt.
I have been involved in this stuff since 1981 and for this search appropriate resources where deployed and used. In fact the operation was more efficient than others I have attended to in the past.

[col05_au]

Welcome John.

Small world...

Col

[johnboy]

Hi Col,
What did RFS use during the search?