GIRLFRIEND FOUND IN RIVER.. Where is Tom Phifer?

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1. Im Born and raised in Colorado from Denver my homestate is beautiful I pray a he’s located no guard rails ever in the mountains ever I never heard of this case 39 years ago

2. That mans killed his wife. Drove off and changed his name. Then got rid of the car at some point. Thats my gut intuition

3. Doug I've lived in Missouri all my life. We don't have mountains 😅😅😅😅

4. I like how they kept the “cracking cold cases for free” Part in that edit…

5. And you passed cars! How did it you see them?

6. Thanks!

7. I have traveled on those roads. Many parts have no guard rails. It's easy to accidentally go over the side.

8. Ion think he died idk something telling me he still alive somewhere

9. The guy killed his girlfriend put her in the river he left town to never be found again he might still be alive just saying

10. wow i live in grand junction. had no clue you guys were here!! thank you for all you do!!!

11. Just my input, but maybe he murdered his gf and fled. Now living a different life never to be found. 🤷‍♂🤷‍♂

12. Take how far she went in the water from when she was spotted to when she was recovered and do the math and it will give you a smaller search area.

13. Take how far she went in the water from when she was spotted to when she was recovered and do the math and it will give you a smaller search area.

14. It amazes me how many people end up in water. Even if the road isn’t very close. Because is this show I am now super aware whenever driving along water.
    Years ago my boyfriend lost his brother to water. They searched for over a month in the river and literally passed right over him many times. They stopped looking. His dad kept getting a feeling where he was in the river and begged for one more try. They found him. He had no injuries, still belted in with his phone sitting on passenger’s seat. It was a road he drove every day. But at least he was finally found. 😢

15. Was the girlfriend pregnant?

16. When we had a flood here in northern Colorado in 2013 it uncovered cars I believe one with remains from another flood back in 1979.

17. Just fast forward to the end!

18. I’m in northern Colorado and I know the Poudre river up here changes over the years. You never know that car could have been crushed by the debris of the river when it was running high and got buried and in a area not under water anymore.

19. 💞💞

20. Love Watching These!

21. Imma little upset y'all were in my area and I never knew it 😅

22. 40 years in a river….how many big floods have there been since then…car probably ultimately broke apart and scattered all down stream…odds of finding it very low.

23. 6:40 um sir did you know spiderweb tattoos on elbows has/had a meaning…? It’s like a prison meaning for uhh.. murder😅 Most tattoo meanings has died out though but some ex prisoners might think you’ve murdered someone-

    Edit: Correction on the murder, it meant you got a long sentence hence the spiderweb, so could indicate murder though. But it also symbolized white supremacy in 1700s-

24. Why views wayyyy down 🤔

25. I found a Tom Phifer on fb looks just like the dude but older

26. These must be old videos because Doug is no longer with AVP

27. It being over 40 years. Rivers would have change so much it might be buried and turn into a sand bar.

28. i must admit with a situation such as this, does often make me think, one being an accident from long ago and second the under water conditions – i'd be interested how cars behave once they settle
    we know from the AWP team, cars invariably float for a time, engine down and then begin to sink, will often turn right over to upside down because of inflated tires, the car at some point will have an amount of negative buoyancy, trucks behave differently to cars and so on, but where there are varying water flows and river beds, stone and mud, we have seen how old cars become battered, create a hollow on the downstream side, the car often digging in and becoming buried – but it be interesting to see the behaviour with models with many of the variables mentioned above, including how cars bury with water moving across from sides, front and rear, how the river bed changes – we know conditions will be always very different to one another, but it be nice to understand some of those variables to build an assumption of what can occur in particular river types, of course all this providing you know where the car went in, and then there's all the other variables, storms, flooding etc

29. Why don't you take the magnatometer from the start?

30. 39 years is a really long time I pray you find him and bring him back home.

31. I just started watching you guys a few days ago I have been binge watching ❤ I want you guys to know that y’all are Amazing ❤ Definitely a Blessing to all ❤️ keep bringing them home ❤

32. Not going to find much after that much time.

33. I honestly think that car might never be found… that's a long time for a car that might be crushed and rusted to dust… you are also assuming that the car wasn't pummeled apart by rocks and debris in the flood to begin with and his body didn't float down even further

34. Forensic could take the skin that falls off and put it on there hand, they Will get fingerprints!

35. ❤

36. This ❤

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