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Today, while on the bus home from Danielle's house, we passed the place where Levi's truck went off the freeway. My doubt that it was just an accident has dwindled, and somehow I feel silly buying into the rumors of foul play. A small memorial cross was wedged in the large crack his truck made in the barrier.
When I read this article last week, I questioned police tactics regarding the thoroughness of the investigation and the length of time that passed between the day he went missing and the day he was found. I assumed that a Ford F350 would leave a noticeable mark on a jersey barrier, and today I saw that I was right. As I stared out the window I wasn't sure exactly what to look for, but as we approached it was obvious just where he had gone over. We passed too quickly for me to get a photograph, but the concrete was broken and buckled. The police chief is quoted as saying:"I spent a significant amount of time over the weekend second-guessing myself and kicking myself," he said. "I had driven by that location several times and had seen the Jersey barrier. At one point I contemplated stopping and looking."
Even if he didn't have time to stop and have a look around, how hard would it have been to go back to his office and check recent accident reports to see if anyone had called in a wreck that would so severely damage a cement barrier? Maybe it's easier to see from the outside. Hindsight and all that.
