A strange picture was found in the scene, where the couple to death released their last moments alive

Lisa Gurrei and Brandon Rumbo was found dead in their truck in the desert 18 years ago. The police were unable to determine the killing of the couple or why

The camping journey turned on the first anniversary of the couple when they were shot in their car in a remote desert area off the Bump Bee Road Road, where their last moments were taken in two chilling images.

Nearly two decades have passed since the 19 -year -old Lisa Goriri’s brutal killings and her 20 -year -old friend Brandon Rumbo. Paula Goriri, Lisa’s mother, is still striving to obtain answers to a torment question: Who killed her daughter and why?

Paula recounted her last exchange with Lisa and Brandon while they were heading to the camp site. “I called them to verify them … I had to ask her if she was there. She said:“ No, we are not there yet, my mother, we have got many miles to go. ”

Lisa and Brandon suffered multiple wounds. Two elements were significantly absent from the crime scene – the video camera was borrowed from Lisa’s mother and Lisa’s keys.

However, the investigators have recovered a mobilized camera on the site, resulting in decisive evidence, The mirror is for us.

“The camera, we managed to show that it was purchased while they were on their way there. They bought it in a grocery store in the Scotsdel area on the day they left. We were able to restore some pictures of that camera.”

Commander Tom Poiles from the Yavppai Sharif County Office revealed the details of the final photos taken from Lisa and Brandon before the tragic murders. Two Lisa and Brandon photos were taken at the back of the truck, with another snapshot that she was exposed to being vulnerable when the camera was supposed to be dumped aside.

The excessive image of exposure was believed to have arisen from what was previously a restaurant in Bumble Bee, Arizona, in 2003.

The footage is the last pair of the couple before his death, but the investigators at that time did not indicate any clear signs of problems.

Commander Boelts said: “We have a new investigator in the case, he has been working on it for two years. We have some volunteers who help him.

“At the present time, we are at the stage where we work with genealogy, and we are trying to get some identity from some DNA that was at the scene of the accident so that we can generate some expected customers and hope to know who did this.”

Lisa’s mother did not recover from the tragedy. She said, “I don’t want a rifle memory; I want to remember my daughter and want to return. I want her again badly.”

As they were killed, Lisa was a job with SRP, while Brandon was winning his livelihood as a personal coach. The couple held in Scottzel and chose to celebrate camping on the anniversary of the night.

Commander Poelts described the area, saying: “So, they ended up off the Bumple Bee Road Road. It is very common now for people who go to King, it was not completely common at the time, but it is an abandoned part of the high desert.”

The next morning their departure, Paula became anxious because she did not receive any news from them. She expressed concern: “On the day I lost, I knew that there is something wrong.

Paula, who trusts in her intestine that something was wrong, communicated with every person who could start searching for the absent husband and warning the authorities.

Commander Boelts said: “Some Brandon’s friends became anxious when he did not attend to work. They had had talks with them before, that Lisa and Brandon climbed there. This, mysteriously, would have somewhere in a place where Brandon was timiting with this group of friends before, and they started driving in the 17th Highway.

“I thought they went through the road to Coconino and toured. They knew that he was somewhere near the highway, and so on, they were going down on the slope, and they wandered.

Investigators believe that the spouses were asleep or prepared to sleep when they were assaulted. “There is evidence that Lisa may have woke up at some point, during the attack, but we cannot say with certainty now,” said Comm Boelts.

“There are still interested people. There are many people we met, and many people we have achieved. We cannot say that none of them is no longer interested, but they, yes, the nature of this is to start to start getting something big, and we are still in this middle stage, where there are still many people. Pots.

Lisa’s mother has always wondered whether the jealousy is the motive behind this crime, but this is still uncertain. She expressed her steadfast hope, regardless of the time elapsed since the accident.

“It was difficult … I lost my daughter, and I lost my best friend at the same time,” said Paula.

There is a guide to the crime scene currently undergoing a DNA test. Investigators still hope to solve this issue soon.

“It would be great for someone to know something about this … even if it was something that he does not do, that before they believed that it was not great from the deal or did not understand the context, but they knew someone who would have happened in this field from I-17, north of Black Canyon, he was acting a stranger … We gave an invitation, silent witnesses.” Pots.

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