She fell for his bs lies. He was probably too busy texting his other 8 side chicks to protect her. Most only serve themselves and their little ballpark franks.
I can guarantee he made sexual advances and she declined that moment on she was on her own out there.. she made wrong turns and didn’t get to that house in time for water 💦
@@ghoststardancer5030 that poor girl’s first mistake was dating a cop. You couldn’t pay me enough to date one. Ed Kemper was desperate to become a cop. The Golden State killer was a cop. Serial killers like Ted Bundy were obsessed with cops
So he flew this girl all the way across the country but wanted to see the peak, in his own area, more than walking back down with this woman? 🤔 I call bullshit
100%… Super shady and fishy,…She flies out to meet you after you’ve been talking online for months, she’s with you for less than 24 hours, you go on a hike with somebody you don’t know and they become ill, anybody would’ve stopped hiking and turned around, especially a police officer… This story is super fishy
@@fifitz100 Why is it always the man's fault? Why can't women ever take responsibility for their bad action and choices. She willingly flew miles to go see a guy she met online. When are women ever going to learn? She's grown.
I 🤔 think what people are asking why didn't he walk back down with her when he knew she wasn't feeling well.She was from Boston she was not use to the Arizona weather.. I've lived in the desert before it can be extremely hot.
How to get away with negligent manslaughter? Be a Phoenix Officer that invites a woman out to hike a trail in July starting at 10:30 AM with no water. Then when she dies, your buddies at the Phoenix PD can cover for you and say "no foul play." I'm not saying he murdered her in the first degree. I am saying this is equivalent to drunk driving when you kill someone. That cop made a conscious decision to take a visitor hiking in the heat of the desert with no water. What Arizonan does that? And he's a cop. Meaning a first responder. I don't want this guy out there protecting our safety, he's a menace. How does he still have a job? Why would other cops ever want to work with him? He's already changed his story on this one. He's lied before. How can he testify in court and have a jury believe his testimony?
@Tranequious Jones he is right. She should have had electrolytes with her(poweraid or something) or water to last the whole hike at the very least. And he should have gone with her back down the mountain...he never should have let her go by herself. He has lived here for 14 years...he should know better. And honestly, if you take one look at her, she doesn't look capable to hike az this late in the day in the summer sun...yes...LATE. they should have started a lot earlier or gone much later...heading back at 1030 or starting at 1030 either way...that's two hours too long in unforgiving conditions without proper supplies. I walk and hike for hours most months here, but I take a break during our summer months except for at night because I have no interest in tempting fate. Our sun here is not forgiving. He knows this. He was showing off, this is not caring for the person he was responsible for bringing up that mountain. She should never have been left. Especially since she isn't from around here and her body isn't acclimated to our harsh conditions. And no water?????? Was he drunk, high or just stupid???? Like I said...AZ sun is not forgiving. One mistake...yous dead friend. This isn't the movies or the internet or a video game...you don't get more than one life...you don't take precautions our here, you may not make it back alive my friend. Period.
@@11Ash11 Oh please stop being so damn dramatic.. Arizona is not hotter than Blythe and or the Coachella Valley in California.. Obviously neither of them had no common sense. 105 degrees in the morning and neither of them took water with them? No walkie talkies or flares? 10:30/11:00:am the sun is directly above.. The girl just wasn't use to that much heat and her body responded negative to it.
@@mamadouaziza2536 it's not dramatic; It's common sense. And most people these days lack it...clearly. It was a 104 at 1030. It was about to get a whole lot hotter. We can hit 120s here in a blink of an eye. Dry heat. No moisture at all. He was a cop. He knows how many people get heat stoke (and die) on a regular basis here...and it is sometimes even the locals that get caught in situations they didn't prepare for...due to overestimating their abilities and (like you) having an ego about it. They should have had packs with them. Everyone I know who is local for generations and go hiking regularly...they even bring safety survival packs. It's only just a hike here in the winter, and even then you better be careful because our Temps drop and that's a whole other beast to prepare for... during the summer...you better know what you're doing.
@@11Ash11 So? You act like Phoenix Arizona is the only place in the western hemisphere that reaches 120 degrees.. The girl died because her body could not handle the heat, plain and simple. The FBI just announced that they are investigating the entire Phoenix police force..
@@heaven-is-real I Don't think their was Foul Play. She was from Massachusetts,she wasn't Ready for that Arizona HEAT. And the Lack of Hydration,was a Bad combination.
I was on a hike in Hawaii the heat was extremely hot. I had to turn around because I was too tired. I had anxiety due to being anemic, and exhaustion from to the heat. No one in the group cared to turn back with me when I told them. They gave me this “party pooper look”. Thank god I made it back to the bottom. Sometimes you have to be around the right people that truly have compassion and not just selfish for their own personal hiking goal just to reach the top of the peak.
or maybe you shouldn't of been on that hike, know your own limits. its not someone else's responsibility. in fact it could be considered selfish of you to go on that hike when your not in the right condition while other people work really hard to condition themselves to be able to do such hikes. but what do i know.
But I'm sorry didn't feel well that you had you know difficulty and you know what the problem is nobody has any compassion is terrible right I was actually choking in a restaurant just to Chester day lol here in lake war at the fancy French place and nobody even blinked Lil Wayne one lady kinda said are you choking I have asked reflux so I'm just saying that none of the rich people stop to look at me I was like standing up having trouble ill breathing and nobody looked at me lol that's the way the world is not
@@nitrocell9287no, it would be selfish to have been on that hike and know what your up against and, not help the person you invited on their first climb.
The fact that he's a cop makes all the difference in the world. You would think he would be concerned about her safety even if they weren't getting along. Why didn't he escort her down and get her water?
I am a 6th generation Arizonan. This is deplorable and FULLY avoidable. In Arizona you drink water, lots of it, as often as you can. If someone offers you water you say "YES!". As a member of the Phoenix PD this man has seen firsthand the effects of heat exhaustion and should have received training on how to avoid it/spot it/treat it. The fact that he took her up Camelback in the middle of the day, with high humidity, and no water is inexcusable. Her friends are right to be pissed that he left her, even if she said "you go on up without me" he should have stayed with her. Heat exhaustion makes you stupid, your brain stops functioning and rational thought ends. He ended up leading this poor girl, who he was supposed to care for, to her death, and then put at risk the dozens of searchers who looked for her for hours. He should have taken her to Papago Park if they wanted some nice photos and a short hike..... it's all just.....senseless. Tragic.
Maybe it was intentional. Perhaps she didn't give him what he wanted the night she arrived, so he figured this would be the perfect revenge where he knew there would be no accountability as it would appear to be a tragic accident. Not bringing water sounds beyond stupid. It's downright malicious. This guy's a monster in disguise. Police departments seem to attract his kind everywhere.
I am 1st gen AZ I live in Chandler and you are so right about the water I dont care he never should have put that girl out in this sun that time of day even with plenty of water I have the feeling that the heat would have taken her where she came from ultra high humidity but almost never over 95 and yes it stinks
In arizona the mornings are sometimes 30% humid and in the 90's. About a week ago it was over 50% at 9am and over 90 degrees. This girl was from mass. He is a freaking moron. He hiked it a ton of times so it was not like he never did it and would miss out getting to the top. Something truly stinks about all this. Water and lots of it is so important here. I live in PA but have been here in arizona since December, also I am a very very avid hiker and even still my body finds this heat hard to acclimate to.
There's ABSOLUTELY NO EXCUSE why he didn't turn around with her. This whole thing seems extremely fishy. As first responder he had an obligation. Heck as a human being with a heart he should have never let her turn around alone..if he's hiked it many times why so eager to keep going then obviously he's seen it before. Prayers going to this woman's family and friends.
@@KittensMagazine I haven’t heard anything about this particular woman being an Instagram model. I think you’re getting her confused with Mercedes Morr
This is what happened: the police officer didn't liked his date in person, so he either struggled with her kill her or simply abandoned her to die in extreme heat, which he is very much aware of.
I agree. He didn't like her in person, so he purposely brought her there knowing she wouldn't make it, the poor woman, I Wish I was there or anyone there to help her .. this Never should happen,, Ever,, Everyone has to be more aware..
Stranger danger still applys as an adult. As a father this is heartbreaking and I can't stress how unsafe meeting a stranger can be and yes even if he's a cop.
Especially if he's a cop. Studies prove higher incidents of psychopaths and anti social behavior in police.. Psychos with a badge. He killed that girl guaranteed.
Money on he killed her, the distant second is allowing her to die intentionally. The constant canned statement of "no evidence" of foul play is a sad joke. Anyone else would be under investigation for murder or wrongful death.
The cause of death was heat exhaustion, so he wasn’t directly responsible for her death. That being said, if he would’ve acted like a man is supposed to act, she wouldn’t have died. He should have known that people from Boston are not used to 104 degree heat, he should have brought water and most importantly of all, he should have never allowed her to walk back down the mountain alone, even if she told him that she was ok. He did not act like a responsible man is supposed to act and he should be ashamed of himself.
@@ericwoodlee9745 You assume alot. Stating cause of death does not begin to touch on what part he had in it. As a 14 year veteran of the area it has been CLEARLY established he knew all of the issues involved. The question is why he did nothing about it and what he did/didn't do. Foul play is very likely the case. Murder if he directly played a part and his story is BS, wrongful death at best if is found to have had a negligent but willful part in her death. I suggest you look at all the facts a little harder next time.
@@debrastarr9147 Why though, he accomplished what he was set out to do? Why dump her out there on the hill, when he could have just dumped her when they got back? 🤔
@@oldschoolhawking8191 How do I know Hawk?? Maybe he is egotistical down right self-centered dogging her in that fashion more of watch the little girl/woman pine after him moment, enjoy the burn more significant there......The FBI picked up the case and I haven't heard anything else on the news. There has to be more to it for the FBI to get involved....
@old school hawking. Why run the risk of having the little wife find out when he could neglect her and cause her death “by accident” and shut her up forever?
@@silloweet when you are from the desert and you know the dangers of heat and dehydration, you don't let your friend hike alone. The officer's actions neglected public safety.
@@silloweet you are right, on a legal level, unless he took an oath to serve and protect 24/7. Even I turned around and walked my fiance back to the car and shaded her with my body and saved the water for her. I made sure we had plenty of water for starters and kept my eye out for snakes and for signs of heat exhaustion. We were 2/3rds the way to the Amboy crater and I really wanted to see it, but God told me to do the right thing.
A warning to all woman out there, just because a guy has big muscles doesn't mean they're a good person! Always be aware of red flags and never let your guard down.
Wait, so she had two cops with her, not just one, and not one of those cops thought to bring water on a hike? Or thought it would be a good idea to walk back with her? Who brings a friend on a date anyway? Especially the guy?
I bet the phx pd cooked this up to give the killer pig of having a witness to save his ass. Dont you guys watch Dateline.....Forensic files...etc? This story has dirty stupid cop all over it.
They're both likely to be responsible for her death. The second officer probably a cover as supposedly Desdin is married. He lured her out there, maybe some type of drug 💉 or pills and the two officers had sex with her. The next day they "go hiking" and use that as the cover story knowing she was drugged, and had no water. Not sure how long the drug would stay in her system to be traceable or it may have been something like sleep water.
I remember when my sister was 19 she started talking to a guy she met online. They were talking for awhile and even my mom spoke with him a couple of times. He was a fire fighter and my mom was excited for my sister because he seemed to be very successful. Then she showed me a picture of him. I told her “how old is this dude he looks like he’s 33 years old?!” And she said he’s only 22. I told her there’s no way he’s 22... at that time they were planning on him flying up to come meet her. But after I kinda freaked out and told her she needs to research him before meeting this guy because I have bad vibes he’s not telling her the truth... she later asks him to show her a picture of his I.D. And he sends her a picture but clearly took sharpie to write a different date on his birthday. Then she got suspicious and started searching his information. Turned out he was 34 years with a wife and daughter... and not a fire fighter. She immediately blocked him and called me thanking me for my advice. Idk what his intentions were but he told her all these lies that he would take care of her and she can come live with him without having to work. Don’t meet with strange men, especially from different states. And when something sounds too good to be true it usually is
F-uckUA-cam Commies and? Do you want a sticker? I’m not talking about your relationship am I? Did you like to her about your age and having kids and being married?? If not than this obviously doesn’t apply to you
Exactly! Some police have overinflated egos. She may have indicated that she wasn't interested or 🤔she may have realized he was disingenuous, afterall, they met online. Nevertheless, they need to do a thorough investigation! She deserves that much!!
This cops story stinks to high heaven. I have a feeling there's way more to this story starting with the night before. what really happened.. what happened from the time Angela met with him until she died. It's scary to think. .
The fact that he has a Giglio taint for being a documented liar, but still didn’t resign, says everything one needs to know about his character and level of integrity.
This cops story is bullsh!t. "Oh, your exhausted, dehydrated, and you've never been on this mountain? I'm gonna go to the peak and you go on your way" Sounds shady AF
Should have given her some water. Oh wait, they didn’t have any. Who hikes in triple digit weather in the desert at mid day and doesn’t take water? Somethings not right.
If a cop were investigating a regular guy with this same lame story, they would be calling him a "person of interest " or a "potential suspect"!! He would be interrogated until he was blue in the face!!
So she died bc she was from Boston. I've never heard that one. And he says, "Yeah, I'm just going to keep going - you go back to the car." What a prince.
I almost passed out too! I went hiking as a tourist at 9am and did not understand the extreme heat back in July. I did great getting to the top but coming down, almost 5 miles out, every ten steps, my heart was racing. I was out of breath. My friend went back with me. Turns out since im from the midwest, my blood is thicker and anyone not used to the heat even as athletic one may be, the blood begins to clot. I can truly say I survived Camelback Mt. I was lucky to have a good friend that was from there and helped. Its unfortunate someone in public service would do that. Praying for the victim.
@@mrss7688 maybe. Maybe not. You have a picture of a couple separating, one of which ends up dead, and a witness who knew she was alone. Maybe a picture of the view- maybe a trophy of a crime. Maybe I watch too much crime tv- but I wouldn’t write that witness off just yet.
@A C Unless, those passing strangers happen to be in-frame of photos they were going to take anyway, or perhaps photos of others in the group that they were acquainted with. How odd that you didn’t bother to consider that.......?
@@sophiekatt7027 why not wait until they passed? It’s not odd at all really. If it were someone close to you that died, you would want every person looked at wouldn’t you? No, I don’t know any of them either but I find it more odd that you so easily dismiss a stranger having pictures of them without question. It may very well be just a coincidence- all I’m saying is at least question the circumstances.
They didn't mention that this officer is on the Brady List. That's a record of officers who have been cited for misconduct. If an officer has an incident that places their credibility or conduct as questionable, they're put on it. Think about that. Update; As of today 8/7, I've read that he's changed his story. First, he said that he knew the trail well. Now it's been reported that he's claiming he got lost. Pft. I would say it's time to take a look at his computer. I am sure she wasn't the only one he was trying to bait. Two words tell me he's guilty and that this was premeditated: NO WATER.
@Sad but True Whateva man, but something's just not right with this young lady's death...you'll be eating your words...dude is a sociopath. What REALLY happened WILL come out...we'll see.
@Sad but True Wth is my agenda? He was put on the list for lying about his identity during a criminal investigation in 2009. Look it up. That's just one example of his character or lack of it. You have a screw loose.
Don’t meet anyone for a “hike” when you don’t know them! He’s a scumbag for not walking her down. Just concerned with himself. Hope he’s ashamed of his decision. Heartbreaking!
The way he treated this woman who flew from Boston for him, makes me concerned for how he treats innocent ppl who need help while he's in the line of duty as a police officer. Smh
@@robertjackson3779 that's funny you say that... I've never been attracted to the "pretty boy" type or "ladies man" type... they have always given me bad vibes that I don't wanna be around. Plus I saw plenty of girls get hurt by those types.
This concerns me as well. At the very least, he should lose his job. Bad judgement there to let her go back down alone knowing full well that she was not from the area. I've been to Camelback Mtn, that one is the one that has a steep rock climb, like actually climbing rocks and not just walking so again, he should have stayed with her. I want to give him an old fashion beating myself, this makes me so mad. What a shame
Malignant Narcissist comes to mind! He probably became a cop to gratify his own ego. It doesn't appear that he cares about "the little people" all that much.
As a "Police Officer" being trained in "FIRST AID" how the HELL don't you know the dangers considering that Phoenix HEAT and allowing her to be left alone to fend for herself?!?! I guess going up the mountain was more exciting & important to him then her company 🤨!! The fact that she flew out there to see & spend time with him & he just abandons HER fully KNOWING she's not used to the heat & they had NO WATER!!!! He showed ZERO care for her safety & HEALTH!!!!
Should've made him come to you, that's what real men do. Flying across the country to a stranger you never met in person isn't wise, he just might be an a-hole that would abandon you on a trail. Rest in peace Angela.
That's what real men do? You need to get red pill aware and stop simping. Also if you're married I would hire a pi to make sure your wife's not cheating on you because you probably have a very beta male mindset don't mean that in a disrespectful way where am I trying to be negative. it's just the way that you speak about what "real men do". If you knew anything about women you would know that no woman would respect a man who paid for a plane ticket and flew across the country to see her she would probably think he's a sucker and she could probably milk him for some attention and money.
Also in an article, he said initially to the fire department that he got lost on the mountain and was unfamiliar. Now he's saying he was very familiar with the mountain 🙄👎 in his statement he said there was another cop with him too. Doesnt sound right at all
I've lived in Arizona. You don't go anywhere without water. And his being a cop, he's probably responded to a case just like this many times. Probably what gave him the idea.
I only went to AZ once for a volleyball tournament and I completely agree. It was about 113 most days and I was thankful that everywhere I went that week had misters and fans too. Can’t imagine how I would have felt without those.
It happens alot. Unfortunately we can't all protect and serve. At Las Vegas there were these people quite a few were enjoying themselves at a country festival and one individual ruined there night forever. I wish I could've saved my best friend he was protecting his wife she lived he did not. I wish I could've saved those people and be a h e r o .
He should of never let her return alone in that dangerous heat. This doesn’t add up. He’s very skilled in survival skills … condolences to her family..😞 😢
After meeting her in person, there had to be something about her that he didn't like. Perhaps the chemistry wasn't there. Otherwise he would have shown more concern for her well being. You would think being a cop he would know the risks of hiking on a hot day and prepare her for it.
A reminder to always be self sufficient on any mountain. To never rely on anyone, to pack your own food, your own water, your own navigation system and to avoid hiking when the temperature is high especially here in the desert. May she Rest In Peace ☮️
@@peachesjeter5480 Well were not given the full details on how long theyve corresponded regardless - people meet eachother all the time and it can go well and for him to be a police officer why would she fear for her safety? this clealy has more twists then we know
@@peachesjeter5480 so what? it was a date! you don't abandon your date in the Arizona sun with no water knowing it's their first time in the area. her only mistake was assuming he was a gentleman and not bringing her own water and snacks.
I've made that hike many times. It's a bit surprising that on her way back to the parking lot, she didn't run into other hikers who would have assisted her- hopefully seeing her in distress. As you can see from the photos, there were definitely other hikers. Even in brutal heat, there are at least some others making the climb. Maybe she went off trail. Regardless, no water and no escort back? I'm not buying his story as it was told. I doubt he was purposely trying to cause her harm, although that is possible. Either way, he's too stupid to be in law enforcement.
A respectable cop has that serve and protect instinct that come naturally after working on the force for a while. A respectable man would have wanted to protect this young lady at all cost especially since they were in the early stages of getting to know one another.
Don’t trust a narcissist! These are the ways they hurt you and no fingers lead back to them. Plenty sun - no water? Steep terrain- no water? She’s under weight, weaker, no water, and in distress- leaves her to trek miles alone? He didn’t like you! Narcissist do those things to people, even if the worst could happen. It’s just their personality.
I've climbed up that mountain twice and Its difficult for most yet to not bring water is stupid. The last time I climbed the mountain 🏔️ I went a little off trail and almost fell off the side of it and someone helped me back onto the trail. Anything could have happened however he's definitely responsible for her death. It's not a place to play around. No water it's like it was set up for her to die and how do we know he didn't have any water where's the proof
Narcissist was what came to mind. This is how we know this piece of dung has no empathy: even if it was decided that he didn't like her, damn, escort her to the vehicle and take her back to her hotel. But no water? Really?? This hike was designed to be a failure and he needs to pay for his bullshit.
Send her back down a hiking trail that she doesn't know to a car that she doesn't own or have keys to? How odd. I hope her friends keep the pressure on. Something is NOT right.
That's why she was found next to that house, He knows dam well she ain't have keys to the car or knew how to get there. When he got to his car did he have his keys?
You NEVER leave someone behind. ESPECIALLY someone who is struggling ("overheated"), or so reports Officer Dario Dizdar. Remember the name DARIO DIZDAR, he is possibly a danger to the public. Dario Dizdar is definitely a danger to hiking partners.
All cops danger to the public. You require only a high school education for someone you give a gun and the power to lock people up its gonna be trouble
He did it...he hikes the mountain all time but still had to make it to the peak even after she said she wasnt feeling well? That makes no sense at all.
This is so suspicious as hell….who leaves their friend or partner behind and still carries on with their hike.? He is a cop and a cop is trained to look out for distress signals and the safety of a person. They didn’t even have a water bottle? Who goes on a hike without water and that too in the smouldering heat. All this doesn’t add up and I’m sure there is more to this tragedy.
@Clo L Do you know this person? You’re projecting and stirring the pot. You don’t know their stance. Let’s keep it relevant to the topic at hand-this video.
Another person commenting said he had her phone? "To take Instagram pictures for her". Suspicious: if she's going back down, you'd say take your phone with you as a matter of course.
This is so true, no one online is really looking for a connection. I guarantee you he was talking to other women to. Someone needs to ask how he felt about her. Two months isn’t enough when it comes to people having emotions to other people online.
So it's every guys job in the world to protect every girl they meet online when females really just use or claim most guys are invisible unless they are rich and good looking?
I had a blind date who said she liked the outdoors and having picnics. I took her to a local series of waterfalls with great sitting areas to spread out. I came in shorts and sneakers, but she arrived in high heels, a dress, designer pocketbook, long painted fingernails and wearing gobs of makeup. I had to hold her hand the entire time so she wouldn't fall and she seemed shocked at the beautiful spot being what I considered a simple challenge. People's ideas of what "the outdoors" is supposed to be and judging from her attire, she probably thought we would be going to a park with paved paths and picnic tables. We made it fine through the date, but we had very different pre-conceptions of what the "outdoors" is like. There was no second date. The woman in this video looks like an "indoors girl" to me and was not the least bit prepared for the hot, dusty and rugged environment. He should have been much more of a gentleman, but being a "gentleman" and using "common sense" seem to be sorely lacking in the new millennium.
He knew how the heat in the desert can affect a person. She was not acclimated to the climate. As a cop from AZ he knew better. He knows the signs of heat exhaustion. She was not from AZ and had no idea what was happening to her. He is responsible for her death and should be held accountable.
He’s a creep at the very least. What kind of a guy doesn’t stay with their hiking partner especially when she’s a female and unfamiliar with the terrain. 🤦🏼♀️
OMG! so now if the man acts like the caretaker and the protector then he is the hero but when men act that way in reality women get pissed, pick one Christy. Either you are an independent, strong and fit woman or you need a man once in a while to think for you and rescue you.
Yeah, total common sense now that she's dead. I've been on many hike with people and sometimes someone wants to go back because of some problem. We never give it much thought...no problem, see ya later. I don't any of the people roasting this guy have a clue how heat affects people. The transition from "I'm hot" to not being able to move muscles happens really quickly. Hindsight is perfect. But by all means, make this guy into a monster. Let's just forget it was her choice to leave him. Just because she was a woman doesn't mean she can't think for herself.
@@MrWaterbugdesign He says that it was her choice to turn back. There are no other witnesses to confrim that. He has lied to the police before and been reprimanded for it. Nobody on the Brady list is a boyscout.
@@MrWaterbugdesign Several years ago I used to hike Camelback both sides with a weighted vest a few times a week throughout the year. When you're fit and used to the heat it's not that long or difficult of a hike. I used to take just a small backpack with a granola bar and a Gatorade. I moved to Colorado for a couple years and when I came back I got heat stroke the first time I tried doing the same hike I used to do easily. It happened pretty fast. First I was really hot then I had no energy and was super weak. I walked off trail trying to find a shady spot to sit. I couldn't even talk and didn't even think about my phone. Luckily I wasn't alone or I probably would have died. Anyways I definitely agree she probably said she was hot and going back and he probably assumed since she is young and fit looking she was going to be fine. I doubt either one thought she was in danger when they split.
@@squidthing She should have been prepared for the hike -- take water, supplies, defense (she just met him), research the hike, maybe decline the hike. Put some responsibility on the woman to make intelligent decisions. She is not a child!
And the thing is he left. He didn't come back to her. She cannot tell her truth. He call her to visit him and didn't bring her anything to sit, drink or umbrella nothing. Police are shady, they are covering him up.
Who leaves someone who just flew in to meet you, alone ??? This really sounds like foul play for sure. Get his phone records and location history immediately .
It's reported that she sent him up the peak to take photos for her social media while she went down the hill. The real question is how stupid is the adult woman to go on a hike with a basic stranger with no water then split away from him?
I mean maybe she went out drinking the night before and so her body was dehydrated/already in distress because of that. Lots of factors to consider. The cop isnt blame less but neither is she. The woman has some of responsibility for her own death. He didnt bring water for her but she didn't bring water for herself either...
She was his guest and he should have looked out better for her. Walking back down with her to make sure she got down safe. Even if she insisted he continue on without her.
She's from Boston which is basically sea level and even being physically fit does not prepare you for the effects of higher altitude. Boston is 43m above sea level and Phoenix is 331m so her body would already have been struggling with the difference in altitude. Camelback is 825m and that is a massive adjustment that takes weeks to really get used to. No water and leaving her behind is irresponsible and disturbing, who does that ? Especially someone supposedly sworn to protect?
That's a very good point you make! I live at sea level and I recall the first time I went skiing in Colorado: I was out of breath just walking around on top of the mountain. Combine that with 104 degree heat and no water and there's a lot of questions to answer.
People do it all the time! Look at how many babies, infants, toddlers get left in there car seats and die from heat exhaustion. I have a feeling it's partly unfortunately her fault as well going to meet this guy .
@@colleb95 different altitudes makes breathing more difficult. Someone who is not used to higher elevations is going to have more problems breathing than someone who is used to it. Add extreme heat and lack of water to someone not used to the elevation is not a good idea at all.
@@colleb95 Higher altitudes affect your oxygen levels and breathing (she probably experienced it was harder to breath especially since she was not used to it and tiny)...it's a huge adjustment to the human body IF one is not exposed to it on a regular. Basically, this nincompoop sociopath guy KNEW BETTER than to take her on a hike to an extremely high altitude in 100+°F in freaking desert Arizona PARTICULARLY WITHOUT WATER.
The most suspicious thing to me is that he had her phone. She was out there with no communication, no water, unfamiliar with the area. Ridiculous. (The first story about this mentioned that he had her phone "to take pictures for her Instagram"?)
Yeah & couldn't he have just taken pics with his own phone & sent them to her later on for her to post? It's not a Kodak camera. That was literally her lifeline.
No matter what he showed total disregard for a girl that flew many miles to see him. She didn’t deserve to be abandoned. My prayers are for justice, and of course for her family and friends.😭♥️🙏🏻
Hiking in the Arizona summer without water? He continues up the mountain he's been to the top of many times and lets her go down alone? He has her phone? I smell another police department cover-up.
@@coffeeisthepathtovictory1290 I hear what your saying, yet, I still disagree. Besides, no one knows if the policeman actually killed the woman. It's shady, though, too early and weird. Besides, you're comparing a woman who flew across country to meet a stranger vs a woman who married and had children with a man. Not even then same kinda trust! The children's trust in their father was NOTHING compared to this adults trust in another adult. I knew Watts killed his family from the beginning. You wouldn't make a good attorney. One can't just make new laws as one goes.
Pretty Boy was more worried about getting his daily cardio, than being with a pretty lady. He's either gonna be single for the rest of his life... or come out of the closet.
Stereotypical Phoenix PD behavior. When I heard he abandoned her when she was feeling heat stroke to continue up on his hike, it didn't surprise me. That cold, distanced, lack of any compassion of a classic Phoenix metro cop. Even a fool would know the right thing to do was not leave a person who have never experienced Phoenix Summer climate and unfamiliar with Camelback Mountain ALONE! His negligence resulted in her death. He is a disgrace, given his job description is supposed to be to 'serve and protect'. But in reality, today's cops only 'search and suspect'. I don't know....something doesn't add up and smells of foul play IMO. She had her cellphone and could have called him if lost, or feeling weak. Autopsy must be performed for blunt force trauma, strangulation. As he is suspect No.1 as standard procedure for investigations.
People need to be careful out there, you never know what kind of sick individuals you'll meet. This is definitely a sick country now. Women be careful.
@Jason Croft. Especially since they all knew he was a cop - what did they expect?!? We all know what they are like, they’re like Dario Dizdar. And now a woman is dead. It doesn’t take much common sense to realize, anytime you bring law enforcement into the mix someone is going to end up DEAD.
Lived in AZ my whole life. Seems foul that you’d let let your non Arizonan friend go hiking her first day here then tell her to go back to the car herself when she wasn’t feeling well? Obviously you’d want to be with them. Especially if you’re a cop aren’t you supposed to want to help people? Weird?
It doesn’t matter if he is or not . But he has more common sense than the guy that brought a girl who’s never been to Arizona before and took her to the hot mountains with no water then wasn’t kind enough to stop the hike and walk her down . How much more of an ass can you be on a first date ?
I don’t mind them splitting they are two consenting, but in the context of the matter you are on a date. My question would be when you are on a date why did you two split? What happened? What was said? When I’m on a date I stay with my date the whole time until the date has ended. That part is strange to me. It’s possible she could have said you continue up I’m going to go back down to the car but still strange.
The way they found her in someones backyard at bottom of mountain indicates she died of heat stroke. AZ heat is like an oven, someone from Massachusetts not used to it will not fair well. I think it was a big lapse against his judgement to leave her and not walk back down with her
@@Willowtree82 if they both were from MA, sure. he’s from AZ- he knew exactly that it would be 115 degrees that day, he suggested a hike to his out-of-town guest, he didn’t bring them water, AND he left her in the heat. it’s literally first degree murder not a “lapse in judgment” lol & this is supposed to be a man in the line of caring for us all????
What people don’t understand is that AZ has a very different type of weather compared to other states. It might not feel hot to a AZ resident but to someone out of state that heat is different and creeps up on you. What I find disturbing is why someone wouldn’t take water on a hike? Is anyone from AZ on here familiar with that hike trail and can it be done without water?
It's weird how neither one took any water with them for hiking in extreme heat knowing that they are both physically fit people. It doesn't make sense.
Maybe they did but he's using that as an excuse ...something fishy about this. I think they had a row so to spite her he refused her water & left her to go back alone.
@@katherinepoltoratzky6068 What went over your head is that SHE FLEW TO SEE A STRANGER CROSS COUNTRY. A STRANGER CANNOT HAVE YOUR BACK BC THAT APPLIES TO PPL. YOU TRUST AND KNOW THEY WILL HAVE YOUR BACK. STRANGERS CANNOT HAVE YOUR BACK. Are you an adult? you sure don't know how to think like one.
@@katherinepoltoratzky6068 Honey did your parents teach you that the saying, "have your back", is said of ppl. you trust that will be there for you no matter what not about strangers you meet on the internet. I felt bad that you have not learned basic information about life in general at this point in your life.
The officer was on a date! He could have hike up to the top anytime when his date was back in Boston. What type of egotistical prick would no escort his date to the bottom of the trail? The poor girl was a city girl who didn't know her way around the hot desert of Arizona! I'm certain the cop was responsible for her demise.
@@SASDPNV Her friends stated she hadn't hiked before, he decided to take a new hiker to a 3.5 mile hike with a 1300 foot elevation. She's from Boston, and weather in his area can get up to over 100 degrees like it did that day, and neglects to bring water. She's not feeling well and decides to turn back, him being a first responder are actually trained to spot and treat signs of distress like heat stroke. Lastly, girl who's not used to the heat with no water and new to hiking let alone a new trail was left to go back down by herself by a trained professional which cost her her life. Ciminaly he's probably not responsible, but in civil court, her family does have a pretty good case against him.
🤔Why would he leave her go back down the mountain by herself? He should get fired from his job even if there was no foul play, just for his lack of concern for another human being/woman.🤮 She flew all the way from Boston, and that's how he treats her.
@@BrianCarnevaleB26 She had no idea what she was walking into. How was she to know to bring water if he said they didn't need any. She'd never been on that hike and was in AZ less than 24 hours. She only knew what he told her.
@@snagnoir6489 Says who? And you call a swimming pool drinking water? The temp reached 104 that day. They say she started back down at 10:30ish am. He didn't call 911 until 1pm and they didn't find her body until 20 mins before 5pm. She was in triple digit heat that's a fact. You must not be from here if you think Phoenix is 92 in the middle of the day. Today it was 114 and I was sweating by 8am it was too hot to be outside. And the cop is on the Brady List which is a list of officers that have credibility problems and are likely to be problematic in the future.
Everyone drawing conclusions like they were there. I’ve gone hiking with a coworker there who couldn’t keep up and I left him. Also you don’t go hiking at that time, especially without water. Once it gets over 100 degrees you want to start at 7 am at the latest so you can be down by 8-9 am
Here is the scenario Officer Dizdar. You notice a car driving erratically. You turn on your lights and your sirens and the car pulls over to the side of the road. When it is safe to approach the car, the driver produces legal drivers license, registration, and insurance. Next the driver says to you, “I’m sorry Officer. I feel so ill. Please help me.” What do you do next? I’m thinking Officer Dizdar may not have passed that test.
So he's a cop. Avid hiker. Forgets to bring water, leaves her to walk for hours. Fishy as heck Dario
I agree. Very odd.
He was most likely chatting w/ his next online victim.
EXACTLY!! this POS cop is responsible for her death!!!
Why does the woman have ZERO responsibility for bringing water and researching the heat and the hike beforehand?
She fell for his bs lies. He was probably too busy texting his other 8 side chicks to protect her. Most only serve themselves and their little ballpark franks.
Women, do not take a flight to meet a man. Let him meet you, no matter how gorgeous you think he is. Please.
They dont learn.. Girls are head over heels for guys they love.
What a couple of sad simps you two are...
Exactly!! You would think after all the stories about women meeting men online and getting killed they would be more cautious.
@@seangallagher6075 Spotted the incel.
@@craigsmith6879 and vice versa
Makes me wonder what's he's done as a police man when no one's looking.
For sure for sure
I can guarantee he made sexual advances and she declined that moment on she was on her own out there.. she made wrong turns and didn’t get to that house in time for water 💦
Same shxt the rest do eh.
Steal, lie, cheat, and give women tickets just so he can trick em into BJs....
Coos Are the Criminals
@@ghoststardancer5030 that poor girl’s first mistake was dating a cop. You couldn’t pay me enough to date one. Ed Kemper was desperate to become a cop. The Golden State killer was a cop. Serial killers like Ted Bundy were obsessed with cops
GHOST STARDANCER He just met her the day before. It’s never been said she was pregnant!
Nobody believes his story. And if he hikes it all the time he brings water. He’s a liar
agreed, story doesn’t make sense. he tried something and she was like no way and something happened
Case solved. You should give them a call and let them know. 👍🏻
@@Snugglez187 67 people agree with me
liar liar pants on fire
he already changed his story , stories that change are lies , the truth does not change
So he flew this girl all the way across the country but wanted to see the peak, in his own area, more than walking back down with this woman? 🤔
I call bullshit
100%… Super shady and fishy,…She flies out to meet you after you’ve been talking online for months, she’s with you for less than 24 hours, you go on a hike with somebody you don’t know and they become ill, anybody would’ve stopped hiking and turned around, especially a police officer… This story is super fishy
@@fifitz100 Why is it always the man's fault? Why can't women ever take responsibility for their bad action and choices. She willingly flew miles to go see a guy she met online. When are women ever going to learn? She's grown.
I 🤔 think what people are asking why didn't he walk back down with her when he knew she wasn't feeling well.She was from Boston she was not use to the Arizona weather.. I've lived in the desert before it can be extremely hot.
@@eugeniawhite1309 Plus she had flown shortly before this. Most people don’t realize how that affects your hydration.
@@mkuti-childress3625 yes and it takes awhile to acclimate to that heat.
How to get away with negligent manslaughter? Be a Phoenix Officer that invites a woman out to hike a trail in July starting at 10:30 AM with no water. Then when she dies, your buddies at the Phoenix PD can cover for you and say "no foul play." I'm not saying he murdered her in the first degree. I am saying this is equivalent to drunk driving when you kill someone. That cop made a conscious decision to take a visitor hiking in the heat of the desert with no water. What Arizonan does that? And he's a cop. Meaning a first responder. I don't want this guy out there protecting our safety, he's a menace. How does he still have a job? Why would other cops ever want to work with him? He's already changed his story on this one. He's lied before. How can he testify in court and have a jury believe his testimony?
Agreed 150% Bill.....well said!
@Tranequious Jones he is right. She should have had electrolytes with her(poweraid or something) or water to last the whole hike at the very least. And he should have gone with her back down the mountain...he never should have let her go by herself. He has lived here for 14 years...he should know better.
And honestly, if you take one look at her, she doesn't look capable to hike az this late in the day in the summer sun...yes...LATE. they should have started a lot earlier or gone much later...heading back at 1030 or starting at 1030 either way...that's two hours too long in unforgiving conditions without proper supplies.
I walk and hike for hours most months here, but I take a break during our summer months except for at night because I have no interest in tempting fate.
Our sun here is not forgiving. He knows this. He was showing off, this is not caring for the person he was responsible for bringing up that mountain. She should never have been left. Especially since she isn't from around here and her body isn't acclimated to our harsh conditions.
And no water?????? Was he drunk, high or just stupid???? Like I said...AZ sun is not forgiving. One mistake...yous dead friend. This isn't the movies or the internet or a video game...you don't get more than one life...you don't take precautions our here, you may not make it back alive my friend. Period.
@@11Ash11
Oh please stop being so damn dramatic.. Arizona is not hotter than Blythe and or the Coachella Valley in California.. Obviously neither of them had no common sense.
105 degrees in the morning and neither of them took water with them? No walkie talkies or flares?
10:30/11:00:am the sun is directly above.. The girl just wasn't use to that much heat and her body responded negative to it.
@@mamadouaziza2536 it's not dramatic; It's common sense. And most people these days lack it...clearly.
It was a 104 at 1030. It was about to get a whole lot hotter. We can hit 120s here in a blink of an eye. Dry heat. No moisture at all.
He was a cop. He knows how many people get heat stoke (and die) on a regular basis here...and it is sometimes even the locals that get caught in situations they didn't prepare for...due to overestimating their abilities and (like you) having an ego about it. They should have had packs with them. Everyone I know who is local for generations and go hiking regularly...they even bring safety survival packs. It's only just a hike here in the winter, and even then you better be careful because our Temps drop and that's a whole other beast to prepare for...
during the summer...you better know what you're doing.
@@11Ash11
So? You act like Phoenix Arizona is the only place in the western hemisphere that reaches 120 degrees.. The girl died because her body could not handle the heat, plain and simple.
The FBI just announced that they are investigating the entire Phoenix police force..
As a cop, I find it odd he sent her back alone. Sounds fishy and if not he is a piece of crap.
Why? Cause he wanted to finish a hike
she probably looked good in her pictures and when he met her she was anorexic and he didn't like her. she probably died from not eating enough.
It's tough to say. There's no motive for murder. Seems she was in worse condition than the cop had thought when she went back.
@@yodaddy82daddy70 Ya, because finishing a hike is way more important than the welfare of a young girl in a strange place having trouble... moron.
@yodaddy82 daddy. He isn’t necessarily a douche because he wanted to finish the hike, but he is a douche because he’s married and still dating.
One can only imagine what kind of cop this guy was Monday-Friday
Yeah man ..sad case..They're gonna cover for him too!
They better start looking into this creep. The whole story just doesn’t sit well. Nobody goes hiking without water! Specially not in ARIZONA
I never do, I'm in the midwest
@@tammybrown4901 idk what kinda hiking your doing but in Az you definitely can’t go hiking without water specially at 104 degrees outside
I’m not even hiking but your pic make me thirsty just like that Arizona sun. Just saying. No disrespect 🤙
I’m not even in the Midwest and I don’t go walking without water!!
The no water narrative is ludicrous. They had water. Question is why aren’t they able to find evidence of it?
Hiking in 104 degree Temps in Arizona in the summer? No water?
Pure Stupidity...
Neither of them Thought let's bring Water 🤷♂️
Obviously it was a Fatal mistake for her.
But what a Serious DICK,he told her to go back alone.
@@305jarhead8 Tells her "You go back alone" ? And nobody has water on a hike in 104 degs ?????Something is not right, here.
WIERD!
@@heaven-is-real I Don't think their was Foul Play. She was from Massachusetts,she wasn't Ready for that Arizona HEAT.
And the Lack of Hydration,was a Bad combination.
@@305jarhead8 police officers are all about safety but not this particular police officer apparently (weird)
He is married so he was having an affair with the victim. He is also on the Brady List so he is a corrupt cop that was caught lying on police reports.
How do you know this?
@@m.jcardinal it`s in one of the comments.
@@tellmesomething2go I believe he is trolling.
Good work comment section
I was on a hike in Hawaii the heat was extremely hot. I had to turn around because I was too tired. I had anxiety due to being anemic, and exhaustion from to the heat. No one in the group cared to turn back with me when I told them. They gave me this “party pooper look”. Thank god I made it back to the bottom. Sometimes you have to be around the right people that truly have compassion and not just selfish for their own personal hiking goal just to reach the top of the peak.
or maybe you shouldn't of been on that hike, know your own limits. its not someone else's responsibility. in fact it could be considered selfish of you to go on that hike when your not in the right condition while other people work really hard to condition themselves to be able to do such hikes. but what do i know.
But I'm sorry didn't feel well that you had you know difficulty and you know what the problem is nobody has any compassion is terrible right I was actually choking in a restaurant just to Chester day lol here in lake war at the fancy French place and nobody even blinked Lil Wayne one lady kinda said are you choking I have asked reflux so I'm just saying that none of the rich people stop to look at me I was like standing up having trouble ill breathing and nobody looked at me lol that's the way the world is not
@@nitrocell9287no, it would be selfish to have been on that hike and know what your up against and, not help the person you invited on their first climb.
The fact that he's a cop makes all the difference in the world. You would think he would be concerned about her safety even if they weren't getting along. Why didn't he escort her down and get her water?
Imagine what kind of cop he is..... 😑
Exactly. Best comment. For me, this doesn't feel or seem right at all.
Might of been a put out or get out situation.
Maybe she had water.
Put out ???
I am a 6th generation Arizonan. This is deplorable and FULLY avoidable. In Arizona you drink water, lots of it, as often as you can. If someone offers you water you say "YES!". As a member of the Phoenix PD this man has seen firsthand the effects of heat exhaustion and should have received training on how to avoid it/spot it/treat it. The fact that he took her up Camelback in the middle of the day, with high humidity, and no water is inexcusable. Her friends are right to be pissed that he left her, even if she said "you go on up without me" he should have stayed with her. Heat exhaustion makes you stupid, your brain stops functioning and rational thought ends. He ended up leading this poor girl, who he was supposed to care for, to her death, and then put at risk the dozens of searchers who looked for her for hours. He should have taken her to Papago Park if they wanted some nice photos and a short hike..... it's all just.....senseless. Tragic.
Maybe it was intentional. Perhaps she didn't give him what he wanted the night she arrived, so he figured this would be the perfect revenge where he knew there would be no accountability as it would appear to be a tragic accident. Not bringing water sounds beyond stupid. It's downright malicious. This guy's a monster in disguise. Police departments seem to attract his kind everywhere.
I am 1st gen AZ I live in Chandler and you are so right about the water I dont care he never should have put that girl out in this sun that time of day even with plenty of water I have the feeling that the heat would have taken her where she came from ultra high humidity but almost never over 95 and yes it stinks
She was also fit. I’m sure she didn’t go exercising, walking etc without water. Hmmm seems like there is a rotten fish in Denmark!
Well said.. I'm from phx.. I totally agree.
In arizona the mornings are sometimes 30% humid and in the 90's. About a week ago it was over 50% at 9am and over 90 degrees. This girl was from mass. He is a freaking moron. He hiked it a ton of times so it was not like he never did it and would miss out getting to the top. Something truly stinks about all this. Water and lots of it is so important here. I live in PA but have been here in arizona since December, also I am a very very avid hiker and even still my body finds this heat hard to acclimate to.
There's ABSOLUTELY NO EXCUSE why he didn't turn around with her. This whole thing seems extremely fishy. As first responder he had an obligation. Heck as a human being with a heart he should have never let her turn around alone..if he's hiked it many times why so eager to keep going then obviously he's seen it before. Prayers going to this woman's family and friends.
These fake instagram models are trash. They date the biggest douche bags and wonder why they end up abused and dead.
@@KittensMagazine Ever heard of compassion? Victim blaming shows lack of it.
@O Exactly.
@@KittensMagazine Oh Com'on. You didn't know her.
@@KittensMagazine I haven’t heard anything about this particular woman being an Instagram model. I think you’re getting her confused with Mercedes Morr
This is what happened: the police officer didn't liked his date in person, so he either struggled with her kill her or simply abandoned her to die in extreme heat, which he is very much aware of.
She must have been hunchback of nota damo
@@davidortega357
Yeah, The Hunchback of Camelback. 🤔
they probably did`t click, so there was probably a struggle.
Some cops have very bad wind and you know how they strike their words if they would want to kill you.. not many cops do that.
I agree. He didn't like her in person, so he purposely brought her there knowing she wouldn't make it, the poor woman, I Wish I was there or anyone there to help her .. this Never should happen,, Ever,, Everyone has to be more aware..
Stranger danger still applys as an adult. As a father this is heartbreaking and I can't stress how unsafe meeting a stranger can be and yes even if he's a cop.
Exactly.
Especially if he's a cop. Studies prove higher incidents of psychopaths and anti social behavior in police.. Psychos with a badge. He killed that girl guaranteed.
It is sad because there are many good cops, the majority of them - but some are not
Yeah, I feel bad for her parents in this situation. They had no control over her decision and this idiots raging hormones.
@@redtapereed-walterreed-wal7000 most hitmen are cops
I could think of a lot of better first dates than hiking a steep mountain on an extremely hot Arizona day for someone that is not used to this climate
Yeah I think this guy is just self-centered.
It's very odd
And that is why this doesnt make any sense....Either negligence or there was an argument and maybe he wanted to discard her who knows
I’m from Boston and the temperature is very different. I fee so bad for her family such a sad way to go
Yea sounds like an unfortunate accident. God bless her family.
Money on he killed her, the distant second is allowing her to die intentionally. The constant canned statement of "no evidence" of foul play is a sad joke. Anyone else would be under investigation for murder or wrongful death.
another scott perterson!
The cause of death was heat exhaustion, so he wasn’t directly responsible for her death. That being said, if he would’ve acted like a man is supposed to act, she wouldn’t have died. He should have known that people from Boston are not used to 104 degree heat, he should have brought water and most importantly of all, he should have never allowed her to walk back down the mountain alone, even if she told him that she was ok. He did not act like a responsible man is supposed to act and he should be ashamed of himself.
@@ericwoodlee9745 You assume alot. Stating cause of death does not begin to touch on what part he had in it. As a 14 year veteran of the area it has been CLEARLY established he knew all of the issues involved. The question is why he did nothing about it and what he did/didn't do. Foul play is very likely the case. Murder if he directly played a part and his story is BS, wrongful death at best if is found to have had a negligent but willful part in her death. I suggest you look at all the facts a little harder next time.
Its called white privilege
@@eastonn.9779 Another case of white privilege. Anyone else it would be obvious
I'm not *Columbo,* but I imagine what happened. He wanted to lay the *Humpty Hump* on her, she refused and he turned around and left her out there. 🕵
Or she consented and he was done with her building his ego with a disposing disrespectful attitude.
@@debrastarr9147
Why though, he accomplished what he was set out to do? Why dump her out there on the hill, when he could have just dumped her when they got back? 🤔
@@oldschoolhawking8191 How do I know Hawk?? Maybe he is egotistical down right self-centered dogging her in that fashion more of watch the little girl/woman pine after him moment, enjoy the burn more significant there......The FBI picked up the case and I haven't heard anything else on the news. There has to be more to it for the FBI to get involved....
@@debrastarr9147
Yeah maybe they will get down to the nitty-gritty, hope so.
@old school hawking. Why run the risk of having the little wife find out when he could neglect her and cause her death “by accident” and shut her up forever?
Her friends are correct. The police officer appears to be a #1 suspect.
💯
Suspect of what? It was death from heat exhaustion
@@silloweet when you are from the desert and you know the dangers of heat and dehydration, you don't let your friend hike alone. The officer's actions neglected public safety.
@@sonnydayz2118 You could say morally it’s wrong but legally he didn’t do anything
@@silloweet you are right, on a legal level, unless he took an oath to serve and protect 24/7. Even I turned around and walked my fiance back to the car and shaded her with my body and saved the water for her. I made sure we had plenty of water for starters and kept my eye out for snakes and for signs of heat exhaustion. We were 2/3rds the way to the Amboy crater and I really wanted to see it, but God told me to do the right thing.
A warning to all woman out there, just because a guy has big muscles doesn't mean they're a good person! Always be aware of red flags and never let your guard down.
Do women really think muscles equate good character? Is this a thing?
It just means he's secretly gay lol
@@brittanyhaas8929 Do pray tell how you let your bf beat the living 💩 out of you because you value looks over personality 😂
@@stevenbaker7025 Wow. And she's the one with the issue? You're twisted for saying that. You're ok with a man beating the crap out of a woman.
@@katherinepoltoratzky6068 No but apparently you are for not doing anything about it👹
Wait, so she had two cops with her, not just one, and not one of those cops thought to bring water on a hike? Or thought it would be a good idea to walk back with her? Who brings a friend on a date anyway? Especially the guy?
Were there three more cops there in that picture? I think it was photoshopped.
I bet the phx pd cooked this up to give the killer pig of having a witness to save his ass. Dont you guys watch Dateline.....Forensic files...etc? This story has dirty stupid cop all over it.
They're both likely to be responsible for her death. The second officer probably a cover as supposedly Desdin is married. He lured her out there, maybe some type of drug 💉 or pills and the two officers had sex with her. The next day they "go hiking" and use that as the cover story knowing she was drugged, and had no water. Not sure how long the drug would stay in her system to be traceable or it may have been something like sleep water.
@@senorcojeduro2032 AZ cops are exceptional at not being right.
I remember when my sister was 19 she started talking to a guy she met online. They were talking for awhile and even my mom spoke with him a couple of times. He was a fire fighter and my mom was excited for my sister because he seemed to be very successful. Then she showed me a picture of him. I told her “how old is this dude he looks like he’s 33 years old?!” And she said he’s only 22. I told her there’s no way he’s 22... at that time they were planning on him flying up to come meet her. But after I kinda freaked out and told her she needs to research him before meeting this guy because I have bad vibes he’s not telling her the truth...
she later asks him to show her a picture of his I.D. And he sends her a picture but clearly took sharpie to write a different date on his birthday. Then she got suspicious and started searching his information.
Turned out he was 34 years with a wife and daughter... and not a fire fighter. She immediately blocked him and called me thanking me for my advice. Idk what his intentions were but he told her all these lies that he would take care of her and she can come live with him without having to work.
Don’t meet with strange men, especially from different states. And when something sounds too good to be true it usually is
F-uckUA-cam Commies and? Do you want a sticker? I’m not talking about your relationship am I? Did you like to her about your age and having kids and being married?? If not than this obviously doesn’t apply to you
F-uckUA-cam Commies I never said meeting someone online is wrong. I’m saying some people cannot be so easily trusted
This girl travels thousands of miles to visit him and he has no time to walk her back to the car. Not buying it !
Yep.... I’m not buying it either!
Exactly! Some police have overinflated egos. She may have indicated that she wasn't interested or 🤔she may have realized he was disingenuous, afterall, they met online. Nevertheless, they need to do a thorough investigation! She deserves that much!!
Neglect is a form of abuse and he neglected her on this hike to a deadly degree!
Her original intention was to ruin his marriage based on faith and commitment. I have no sympathy for the danger she placed herself in.
@@tun-tunninc.6492 The cop was married?
Passive aggressive protecting and serving. This is sad. He should never have left her alone.
@@BrianCarnevaleB26 Better than what?
They are cowards without their badge
This cops story stinks to high heaven. I have a feeling there's way more to this story starting with the night before. what really happened.. what happened from the time Angela met with him until she died. It's scary to think. .
The fact that he has a Giglio taint for being a documented liar, but still didn’t resign, says everything one needs to know about his character and level of integrity.
This cops story is bullsh!t. "Oh, your exhausted, dehydrated, and you've never been on this mountain? I'm gonna go to the peak and you go on your way"
Sounds shady AF
Should have given her some water. Oh wait, they didn’t have any. Who hikes in triple digit weather in the desert at mid day and doesn’t take water? Somethings not right.
Nothing in this story makes sense... we need an autopsy report.
Exactly!!!
If a cop were investigating a regular guy with this same lame story, they would be calling him a "person of interest " or a "potential suspect"!! He would be interrogated until he was blue in the face!!
Yes & not from this desert.
This guy is weird, there’s something odd about him. Heartless as well to not walk back with her if that is the truth.
Yes but also.... why weren't the friends sad... they seemed so fake
@@Lulu-mj2fi
They were appalled... are you blind?!
@@Poufkimashoula1 🙄 they looked so phoney are YOU blind
A good lookin single cop in AZ alone sounds suspicious.
For years I've seen incel Terrorists making comments about murdering women on hikes its like a "blackpill" sport for these Trumpscum
So she died bc she was from Boston. I've never heard that one. And he says, "Yeah, I'm just going to keep going - you go back to the car." What a prince.
i read AT LEAST MANSLAUGHTER
I almost passed out too! I went hiking as a tourist at 9am and did not understand the extreme heat back in July. I did great getting to the top but coming down, almost 5 miles out, every ten steps, my heart was racing. I was out of breath. My friend went back with me. Turns out since im from the midwest, my blood is thicker and anyone not used to the heat even as athletic one may be, the blood begins to clot. I can truly say I survived Camelback Mt. I was lucky to have a good friend that was from there and helped. Its unfortunate someone in public service would do that. Praying for the victim.
I’d definitely be looking at the stalker witness. People don’t just have pictures of passing strangers
It's clearly a picture of the view lol
@@mrss7688 maybe. Maybe not. You have a picture of a couple separating, one of which ends up dead, and a witness who knew she was alone. Maybe a picture of the view- maybe a trophy of a crime. Maybe I watch too much crime tv- but I wouldn’t write that witness off just yet.
@A C Unless, those passing strangers happen to be in-frame of photos they were going to take anyway, or perhaps photos of others in the group that they were acquainted with.
How odd that you didn’t bother to consider that.......?
@@sophiekatt7027 why not wait until they passed? It’s not odd at all really. If it were someone close to you that died, you would want every person looked at wouldn’t you? No, I don’t know any of them either but I find it more odd that you so easily dismiss a stranger having pictures of them without question. It may very well be just a coincidence- all I’m saying is at least question the circumstances.
They didn't mention that this officer is on the Brady List. That's a record of officers who have been cited for misconduct. If an officer has an incident that places their credibility or conduct as questionable, they're put on it. Think about that. Update; As of today 8/7, I've read that he's changed his story. First, he said that he knew the trail well. Now it's been reported that he's claiming he got lost. Pft. I would say it's time to take a look at his computer. I
am sure she wasn't the only one he was trying to bait. Two words tell me he's guilty and that this was premeditated: NO WATER.
Someone needs to take this guy down. By all accounts he killed this woman.
@@Sunshine4 All the media info points to a CREEP that was NOT interested in this young lady...he lured this woman to Arizona.
@Sad but True Whateva man, but something's just not right with this young lady's death...you'll be eating your words...dude is a sociopath. What REALLY happened WILL come out...we'll see.
@Sad but True Wth is my agenda? He was put on the list for lying about his identity during a criminal investigation in 2009. Look it up. That's just one example of his character or lack of it. You have a screw loose.
@@nopjack7278 That's what I said right off the bat. He lured her there and planned it
She went thousands of miles to see him and he couldn't even walk her down.
He sounds like a selfish prick.
@@Hollins23 He sounds like a typical cop.
Negligent homicide?
@@GotoHere hes on steroids too
Acab
Never hike alone,bring water and almonds or walnuts,or both
She wasn’t alone..... she I assume was thinking he would protect her as he’s supposedly some type of police officer . This is heartbreaking
Just don’t go off with a man you don’t know.
Don’t meet anyone for a “hike” when you don’t know them! He’s a scumbag for not walking her down. Just concerned with himself. Hope he’s ashamed of his decision. Heartbreaking!
Pigs are not ashamed of any of the abuses, crimes or murders they commit.
Got any beets? 😅
The way he treated this woman who flew from Boston for him, makes me concerned for how he treats innocent ppl who need help while he's in the line of duty as a police officer. Smh
That's a pretty boy for you.
well said!!!!
@@robertjackson3779 that's funny you say that... I've never been attracted to the "pretty boy" type or "ladies man" type... they have always given me bad vibes that I don't wanna be around. Plus I saw plenty of girls get hurt by those types.
This concerns me as well. At the very least, he should lose his job. Bad judgement there to let her go back down alone knowing full well that she was not from the area. I've been to Camelback Mtn, that one is the one that has a steep rock climb, like actually climbing rocks and not just walking so again, he should have stayed with her. I want to give him an old fashion beating myself, this makes me so mad. What a shame
Malignant Narcissist comes to mind! He probably became a cop to gratify his own ego. It doesn't appear that he cares about "the little people" all that much.
As a "Police Officer" being trained in "FIRST AID" how the HELL don't you know the dangers considering that Phoenix HEAT and allowing her to be left alone to fend for herself?!?! I guess going up the mountain was more exciting & important to him then her company 🤨!! The fact that she flew out there to see & spend time with him & he just abandons HER fully KNOWING she's not used to the heat & they had NO WATER!!!! He showed ZERO care for her safety & HEALTH!!!!
EXACTLY 🙌 WELL SAID I AGREE
Yep !
Can they charge him with negligence?
@@peterganzon70 that's what I'm saying! HE literally did NOTING for her! That's "negligence to me.. at the VERY least!
@@shortyshorty1216 he's from the area and he did nothing to help her knowing the dangers of the heat and not informing her to take plenty of water.
It's clear he killed her. Who leaves a romantic visitor to go down when she had no experience? He's guilty.
Wish this girl got the same level of attention Gabby's getting now.
Should've made him come to you, that's what real men do. Flying across the country to a stranger you never met in person isn't wise, he just might be an a-hole that would abandon you on a trail. Rest in peace Angela.
real men fly to women? if your a woman, don’t speak on what being a man means. If your a guy, that’s your opinion I guess
@@empathydoesnotexist1200 your name says alot.
I found it weird for their first date to be hiking during the middle of the day in the summer.
@@spiritqueen11 they’re both workout extremist. People like this would do this on a date.
That's what real men do? You need to get red pill aware and stop simping. Also if you're married I would hire a pi to make sure your wife's not cheating on you because you probably have a very beta male mindset don't mean that in a disrespectful way where am I trying to be negative. it's just the way that you speak about what "real men do". If you knew anything about women you would know that no woman would respect a man who paid for a plane ticket and flew across the country to see her she would probably think he's a sucker and she could probably milk him for some attention and money.
This entire story doesn't add up on many levels...we haven't heard the last of it I can guarantee that.
Also in an article, he said initially to the fire department that he got lost on the mountain and was unfamiliar. Now he's saying he was very familiar with the mountain 🙄👎 in his statement he said there was another cop with him too. Doesnt sound right at all
@@coffeepandacat yes why noone talking about the 3rd person
Why the hell would he send her back down by herself?!
He doesn't deserve to be called a cop and serving for 13 years to leave someone like that is a disgrace of a cop.
I've lived in Arizona. You don't go anywhere without water. And his being a cop, he's probably responded to a case just like this many times. Probably what gave him the idea.
@Green Mamba Games 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I only went to AZ once for a volleyball tournament and I completely agree. It was about 113 most days and I was thankful that everywhere I went that week had misters and fans too. Can’t imagine how I would have felt without those.
They could have started by just a quick hike and then began arguing.
“What loser”, how can a man not accompany a woman to safety.
It happens alot. Unfortunately we can't all protect and serve. At Las Vegas there were these people quite a few were enjoying themselves at a country festival and one individual ruined there night forever. I wish I could've saved my best friend he was protecting his wife she lived he did not. I wish I could've saved those people and be a h e r o .
🤔 women now a days don’t want a man to be a man..
@@cherylsabol387 😂😂😂😂
How's that cop fetish working for you now?
@@LANDSHARKK f*ck the police 😉
He should of never let her return alone in that dangerous heat. This doesn’t add up. He’s very skilled in survival skills … condolences to her family..😞 😢
After meeting her in person, there had to be something about her that he didn't like. Perhaps the chemistry wasn't there. Otherwise he would have shown more concern for her well being. You would think being a cop he would know the risks of hiking on a hot day and prepare her for it.
A reminder to always be self sufficient on any mountain. To never rely on anyone, to pack your own food, your own water, your own navigation system and to avoid hiking when the temperature is high especially here in the desert. May she Rest In Peace ☮️
He killed her through negligence. He's been in Arizona for 14 years!?
Not all his fault she travels damn near cross country to go meet this man she didn’t know that was dumb.
EXACTLY - YEP
@@peachesjeter5480 Well were not given the full details on how long theyve corresponded regardless - people meet eachother all the time and it can go well and for him to be a police officer why would she fear for her safety? this clealy has more twists then we know
@@peachesjeter5480 OMG, he's a cop, what could possibly go wrong. (sarcasm intended) Sad it happened regardless of the cause. 😥
@@peachesjeter5480 so what? it was a date! you don't abandon your date in the Arizona sun with no water knowing it's their first time in the area. her only mistake was assuming he was a gentleman and not bringing her own water and snacks.
What kind of guy tells anyone who is not feeling well to go by themselves. The protective instincts an officer should have is obviously missing.
a murderer.
💯
Protective instincts.. 😆
He clearly wasn’t into her complaining
Unfortunately being a protector is not a requirement to be a cop. In many places you just have to be an aggressive alpha.
I've made that hike many times. It's a bit surprising that on her way back to the parking lot, she didn't run into other hikers who would have assisted her- hopefully seeing her in distress. As you can see from the photos, there were definitely other hikers. Even in brutal heat, there are at least some others making the climb. Maybe she went off trail.
Regardless, no water and no escort back? I'm not buying his story as it was told. I doubt he was purposely trying to cause her harm, although that is possible. Either way, he's too stupid to be in law enforcement.
A respectable cop has that serve and protect instinct that come naturally after working on the force for a while. A respectable man would have wanted to protect this young lady at all cost especially since they were in the early stages of getting to know one another.
Don’t trust a narcissist! These are the ways they hurt you and no fingers lead back to them. Plenty sun - no water? Steep terrain- no water? She’s under weight, weaker, no water, and in distress- leaves her to trek miles alone?
He didn’t like you!
Narcissist do those things to people, even if the worst could happen. It’s just their personality.
Lots of Cops are narcissistic.
Most badges are pentagrams... wake up blind ppl... captain America symbol l... pentagram!!!!! A pentagram is a pentagram
These fake instagram models are trash. They date the biggest douche bags and wonder why they end up abused and dead.
I've climbed up that mountain twice and Its difficult for most yet to not bring water is stupid. The last time I climbed the mountain 🏔️ I went a little off trail and almost fell off the side of it and someone helped me back onto the trail. Anything could have happened however he's definitely responsible for her death. It's not a place to play around. No water it's like it was set up for her to die and how do we know he didn't have any water where's the proof
Narcissist was what came to mind. This is how we know this piece of dung has no empathy: even if it was decided that he didn't like her, damn, escort her to the vehicle and take her back to her hotel. But no water? Really?? This hike was designed to be a failure and he needs to pay for his bullshit.
Send her back down a hiking trail that she doesn't know to a car that she doesn't own or have keys to? How odd.
I hope her friends keep the pressure on.
Something is NOT right.
Did he give her keys?
@@serenity2655 no he didn't.
Also leaving her in the heat as she "waits" for him
Sounds like the classic case of a sociopath getting another person killed because they don't give a s***
That's why she was found next to that house, He knows dam well she ain't have keys to the car or knew how to get there. When he got to his car did he have his keys?
You NEVER leave someone behind. ESPECIALLY someone who is struggling ("overheated"), or so reports Officer Dario Dizdar. Remember the name DARIO DIZDAR, he is possibly a danger to the public. Dario Dizdar is definitely a danger to hiking partners.
All cops danger to the public. You require only a high school education for someone you give a gun and the power to lock people up its gonna be trouble
He did it...he hikes the mountain all time but still had to make it to the peak even after she said she wasnt feeling well? That makes no sense at all.
This is so suspicious as hell….who leaves their friend or partner behind and still carries on with their hike.? He is a cop and a cop is trained to look out for distress signals and the safety of a person. They didn’t even have a water bottle? Who goes on a hike without water and that too in the smouldering heat. All this doesn’t add up and I’m sure there is more to this tragedy.
@Clo L Do you know this person? You’re projecting and stirring the pot. You don’t know their stance. Let’s keep it relevant to the topic at hand-this video.
Another person commenting said he had her phone? "To take Instagram pictures for her". Suspicious: if she's going back down, you'd say take your phone with you as a matter of course.
Ladies, stop depending on men you MEET ONLINE for your SAFETY!
This is so true, no one online is really looking for a connection. I guarantee you he was talking to other women to. Someone needs to ask how he felt about her. Two months isn’t enough when it comes to people having emotions to other people online.
So it's every guys job in the world to protect every girl they meet online when females really just use or claim most guys are invisible unless they are rich and good looking?
Women are desperate NOT to be alone. Any man will do and any "story" will find them running.
I had a blind date who said she liked the outdoors and having picnics. I took her to a local series of waterfalls with great sitting areas to spread out. I came in shorts and sneakers, but she arrived in high heels, a dress, designer pocketbook, long painted fingernails and wearing gobs of makeup. I had to hold her hand the entire time so she wouldn't fall and she seemed shocked at the beautiful spot being what I considered a simple challenge. People's ideas of what "the outdoors" is supposed to be and judging from her attire, she probably thought we would be going to a park with paved paths and picnic tables. We made it fine through the date, but we had very different pre-conceptions of what the "outdoors" is like. There was no second date. The woman in this video looks like an "indoors girl" to me and was not the least bit prepared for the hot, dusty and rugged environment. He should have been much more of a gentleman, but being a "gentleman" and using "common sense" seem to be sorely lacking in the new millennium.
He knew how the heat in the desert can affect a person. She was not acclimated to the climate. As a cop from AZ he knew better. He knows the signs of heat exhaustion. She was not from AZ and had no idea what was happening to her. He is responsible for her death and should be held accountable.
He’s a creep at the very least. What kind of a guy doesn’t stay with their hiking partner especially when she’s a female and unfamiliar with the terrain. 🤦🏼♀️
Dont be sexist.
@@herzfeldji it’s not sexism, it’s common sense. Don’t be a jerk!
@@Christy1126 Her being female shouldnt be an issue. Females are just as capable as males right. Im not being a jerk im being progressive.
She looks fragile too
OMG! so now if the man acts like the caretaker and the protector then he is the hero but when men act that way in reality women get pissed, pick one Christy. Either you are an independent, strong and fit woman or you need a man once in a while to think for you and rescue you.
He should have followed her that's total common sense. This is so unfortunate, and, extremely sad.
Yeah, total common sense now that she's dead. I've been on many hike with people and sometimes someone wants to go back because of some problem. We never give it much thought...no problem, see ya later. I don't any of the people roasting this guy have a clue how heat affects people. The transition from "I'm hot" to not being able to move muscles happens really quickly.
Hindsight is perfect. But by all means, make this guy into a monster. Let's just forget it was her choice to leave him. Just because she was a woman doesn't mean she can't think for herself.
@@MrWaterbugdesign He says that it was her choice to turn back. There are no other witnesses to confrim that. He has lied to the police before and been reprimanded for it. Nobody on the Brady list is a boyscout.
@@MrWaterbugdesign Several years ago I used to hike Camelback both sides with a weighted vest a few times a week throughout the year. When you're fit and used to the heat it's not that long or difficult of a hike. I used to take just a small backpack with a granola bar and a Gatorade. I moved to Colorado for a couple years and when I came back I got heat stroke the first time I tried doing the same hike I used to do easily. It happened pretty fast. First I was really hot then I had no energy and was super weak. I walked off trail trying to find a shady spot to sit. I couldn't even talk and didn't even think about my phone. Luckily I wasn't alone or I probably would have died. Anyways I definitely agree she probably said she was hot and going back and he probably assumed since she is young and fit looking she was going to be fine. I doubt either one thought she was in danger when they split.
He sounds like another Snottsdale douchebag.
@@squidthing She should have been prepared for the hike -- take water, supplies, defense (she just met him), research the hike, maybe decline the hike. Put some responsibility on the woman to make intelligent decisions. She is not a child!
Who took the picture of them? Why was he taking a picture of them? Right when they were separating? So whoever took the picture knew she was alone…….
Wow, creepy, a murder partner?
There's said to be a 3rd person with them.....why is noone talking about thjs
And the thing is he left. He didn't come back to her. She cannot tell her truth. He call her to visit him and didn't bring her anything to sit, drink or umbrella nothing. Police are shady, they are covering him up.
Who leaves someone who just flew in to meet you, alone ??? This really sounds like foul play for sure. Get his phone records and location history immediately .
It's reported that she sent him up the peak to take photos for her social media while she went down the hill. The real question is how stupid is the adult woman to go on a hike with a basic stranger with no water then split away from him?
Some douchebag who is salty he wasn't getting any. Just by looking at the guy you can tell he's like that.
I mean maybe she went out drinking the night before and so her body was dehydrated/already in distress because of that. Lots of factors to consider. The cop isnt blame less but neither is she.
The woman has some of responsibility for her own death. He didnt bring water for her but she didn't bring water for herself either...
She was his guest and he should have looked out better for her. Walking back down with her to make sure she got down safe. Even if she insisted he continue on without her.
Don't online date. Especially if the dude she's visiting is married...
This is why he had to look to Boston to find a date.
First date, but he has to keep going up when she wants to go down? Nothing suspicious about that.
True statement
That's his story that she insisted he continue up the mountain. She's not around to tell her story.
At minimum he should be charged for negligence.
You never know who people really are when you meet someone online…Ladies don’t do it no matter how handsome he is.
She's from Boston which is basically sea level and even being physically fit does not prepare you for the effects of higher altitude. Boston is 43m above sea level and Phoenix is 331m so her body would already have been struggling with the difference in altitude. Camelback is 825m and that is a massive adjustment that takes weeks to really get used to. No water and leaving her behind is irresponsible and disturbing, who does that ? Especially someone supposedly sworn to protect?
That's a very good point you make! I live at sea level and I recall the first time I went skiing in Colorado: I was out of breath just walking around on top of the mountain. Combine that with 104 degree heat and no water and there's a lot of questions to answer.
What does altitude have anything to do with this?
People do it all the time! Look at how many babies, infants, toddlers get left in there car seats and die from heat exhaustion. I have a feeling it's partly unfortunately her fault as well going to meet this guy .
@@colleb95 different altitudes makes breathing more difficult. Someone who is not used to higher elevations is going to have more problems breathing than someone who is used to it. Add extreme heat and lack of water to someone not used to the elevation is not a good idea at all.
@@colleb95 Higher altitudes affect your oxygen levels and breathing (she probably experienced it was harder to breath especially since she was not used to it and tiny)...it's a huge adjustment to the human body IF one is not exposed to it on a regular. Basically, this nincompoop sociopath guy KNEW BETTER than to take her on a hike to an extremely high altitude in 100+°F in freaking desert Arizona PARTICULARLY WITHOUT WATER.
The most suspicious thing to me is that he had her phone. She was out there with no communication, no water, unfamiliar with the area. Ridiculous. (The first story about this mentioned that he had her phone "to take pictures for her Instagram"?)
Right. Why would she want pictures of something she didn't even hike or was a part of. VERY fishy.
Wtf?! Oh this is so sus!! I didn't know that detail. 😳
Yeah, like she's going to be like, sure jerk, keep my phone as i go back down🧐🧐
Hmmm. That's really suspicious. Even if that's true, if she was going back down you'd give her the phone back as a matter of course.
Yeah & couldn't he have just taken pics with his own phone & sent them to her later on for her to post? It's not a Kodak camera. That was literally her lifeline.
No matter what he showed total disregard for a girl that flew many miles to see him. She didn’t deserve to be abandoned. My prayers are for justice, and of course for her family and friends.😭♥️🙏🏻
Hiking in the Arizona summer without water? He continues up the mountain he's been to the top of many times and lets her go down alone? He has her phone? I smell another police department cover-up.
The foul play was "NO WATER" who goes hiking in AZ with "NO WATER" who goes any were in AZ with "NO WATER"
I live in NH never really gets that hot here but I would never hike in the woods without water!!
Who goes on a hike anywhere in the US with "NO WATER"?
Exactly...that was the smoking gun
No way he didn’t know, that cop totally went Chris Watts on that poor girl. Manslaughter charges!
Yes sounds totally fishy
So the negligence of the cop was equivalent to murdering your entire family?
Your comment doesn't make much sense
The mechanism of this analogy: Complete trust was given, complete betrayal was returned.
The punishment must be manslaughter charges.
@@coffeeisthepathtovictory1290
I hear what your saying, yet, I still disagree. Besides, no one knows if the policeman actually killed the woman. It's shady, though, too early and weird. Besides, you're comparing a woman who flew across country to meet a stranger vs a woman who married and had children with a man. Not even then same kinda trust! The children's trust in their father was NOTHING compared to this adults trust in another adult.
I knew Watts killed his family from the beginning.
You wouldn't make a good attorney. One can't just make new laws as one goes.
It’s so sad to say just because someone is a police officer doesn’t mean he’s a good person. Rest in peace to the young lady that lost her life 🙏
Criminal negligence, manslaughter, 10 years. Give him time to think. First he said he knew the trail, then he said he didn't. He's a murderer.
no water??? Who takes someone that's not from the area hiking with no water??? This poor family.
Pretty Boy was more worried about getting his daily cardio, than being with a pretty lady. He's either gonna be single for the rest of his life... or come out of the closet.
@Exposing Liars with children
Best answer
@Exposing Liars he was cheating on his wife?!? Wow
@@PRETTYSM HUH?? WHAT??!
This fool is knights Templarss and has a connection to rome and this will be covered up
Stereotypical Phoenix PD behavior. When I heard he abandoned her when she was feeling heat stroke to continue up on his hike, it didn't surprise me. That cold, distanced, lack of any compassion of a classic Phoenix metro cop. Even a fool would know the right thing to do was not leave a person who have never experienced Phoenix Summer climate and unfamiliar with Camelback Mountain ALONE! His negligence resulted in her death. He is a disgrace, given his job description is supposed to be to 'serve and protect'. But in reality, today's cops only 'search and suspect'.
I don't know....something doesn't add up and smells of foul play IMO. She had her cellphone and could have called him if lost, or feeling weak. Autopsy must be performed for blunt force trauma, strangulation. As he is suspect No.1 as standard procedure for investigations.
Yup 👍 this is sadly true
Water would be #1 on supplies- #2 - she turned back , hiking as a team , you stay together. The dead can’t tell their side !
“No sign of foul play”? Seems too early for PD to make that call
Not when there's a fellow officer involved
I think this entire story screams foul play.
Cops get the benefit of the doubt
I feel at the very least it should be involuntary manslaughter. Everything screams foul play.
@@tw4338 How about if others accuse of something that you haven't done? Have you ever cheated on someone? Well, I bet you have!!!
People need to be careful out there, you never know what kind of sick individuals you'll meet. This is definitely a sick country now. Women be careful.
it's always been sick, it's just everything is being filmed, photographed and easy to find on the internet now.
Everyone should be careful not just women
❤
“How do you have no disregard for someone’s safety”???? Her friends aren’t very bright.
I thought the same thing 🤣
Well ... Your circle of friends usually reflects the type of person that you are .
@Jason Croft. Especially since they all knew he was a cop - what did they expect?!? We all know what they are like, they’re like Dario Dizdar. And now a woman is dead. It doesn’t take much common sense to realize, anytime you bring law enforcement into the mix someone is going to end up DEAD.
@@sophiekatt7027 the friends told her to NOT GO
Note: y'all don't meet no body u talk to online! RIP to her.. God rest her soul
sounds like foul play to me
Lived in AZ my whole life. Seems foul that you’d let let your non Arizonan friend go hiking her first day here then tell her to go back to the car herself when she wasn’t feeling well? Obviously you’d want to be with them. Especially if you’re a cop aren’t you supposed to want to help people? Weird?
David, are u in a relationship?
It doesn’t matter if he is or not . But he has more common sense than the guy that brought a girl who’s never been to Arizona before and took her to the hot mountains with no water then wasn’t kind enough to stop the hike and walk her down . How much more of an ass can you be on a first date ?
Yes, and all this after she flew all the way to Arizona to hang out with him!
Not the NEW cops 👮♀️
Nobody would leave that Beautiful
Woman alone, come clean man !
I don’t mind them splitting they are two consenting, but in the context of the matter you are on a date.
My question would be when you are on a date why did you two split? What happened? What was said?
When I’m on a date I stay with my date the whole time until the date has ended.
That part is strange to me. It’s possible she could have said you continue up I’m going to go back down to the car but still strange.
the cop did it, there is no mystery here, the only mystery is how his brotherhood of cops covering it up for him can pretend we’re all stupid 👀
FBI needs to investigate and also jail all those who were associated with the covering up. Regardless if police or not.
Exactly 🎯 The men in blue won't hold him accountable but the court of public opinion will.
The way they found her in someones backyard at bottom of mountain indicates she died of heat stroke. AZ heat is like an oven, someone from Massachusetts not used to it will not fair well. I think it was a big lapse against his judgement to leave her and not walk back down with her
@@Willowtree82 if they both were from MA, sure. he’s from AZ- he knew exactly that it would be 115 degrees that day, he suggested a hike to his out-of-town guest, he didn’t bring them water, AND he left her in the heat. it’s literally first degree murder not a “lapse in judgment” lol & this is supposed to be a man in the line of caring for us all????
Yea he sacrificed her..look at their Phoenix rising logo..
Deep felt condolences to the young lady’s family and friends.
In Arizona, you always go hiking with water and lots of it! My goodness, where is the common sense!
What people don’t understand is that AZ has a very different type of weather compared to other states. It might not feel hot to a AZ resident but to someone out of state that heat is different and creeps up on you. What I find disturbing is why someone wouldn’t take water on a hike? Is anyone from AZ on here familiar with that hike trail and can it be done without water?
It's weird how neither one took any water with them for hiking in extreme heat knowing that they are both physically fit people. It doesn't make sense.
Maybe they did but he's using that as an excuse ...something fishy about this. I think they had a row so to spite her he refused her water & left her to go back alone.
They do that daily didn't you hear. Did the men need to think for the woman? I thought women hated that?
@@mayc8674 It's called having someone's back. Went over your head.
@@katherinepoltoratzky6068 What went over your head is that SHE FLEW TO SEE A STRANGER CROSS COUNTRY. A STRANGER CANNOT HAVE YOUR BACK BC THAT APPLIES TO PPL. YOU TRUST AND KNOW THEY WILL HAVE YOUR BACK. STRANGERS CANNOT HAVE YOUR BACK. Are you an adult? you sure don't know how to think like one.
@@katherinepoltoratzky6068 Honey did your parents teach you that the saying, "have your back", is said of ppl. you trust that will be there for you no matter what not about strangers you meet on the internet. I felt bad that you have not learned basic information about life in general at this point in your life.
The officer was on a date! He could have hike up to the top anytime when his date was back in Boston. What type of egotistical prick would no escort his date to the bottom of the trail? The poor girl was a city girl who didn't know her way around the hot desert of Arizona! I'm certain the cop was responsible for her demise.
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How? How is he responsible? Tell me how?
@@SASDPNV Her friends stated she hadn't hiked before, he decided to take a new hiker to a 3.5 mile hike with a 1300 foot elevation. She's from Boston, and weather in his area can get up to over 100 degrees like it did that day, and neglects to bring water. She's not feeling well and decides to turn back, him being a first responder are actually trained to spot and treat signs of distress like heat stroke. Lastly, girl who's not used to the heat with no water and new to hiking let alone a new trail was left to go back down by herself by a trained professional which cost her her life. Ciminaly he's probably not responsible, but in civil court, her family does have a pretty good case against him.
Trust a cop? A fatal decision, on her part.
@@georgvonsauer2618 Soon, this cop will be indicted for this poor girl's murder!
🤔Why would he leave her go back down the mountain by herself? He should get fired from his job even if there was no foul play, just for his lack of concern for another human being/woman.🤮 She flew all the way from Boston, and that's how he treats her.
What happened on That mountain will come to light.. RIP young lady
I Don't believe that story he knows how to cover his tracks
Absolutely something is missing
No water in 104 degree heat. What could go wrong?
She was there to meet him and he took her there . What kind of man bring a girl on a hiking trip in the hot mountains unprepared ?
@@BrianCarnevaleB26 She had no idea what she was walking into. How was she to know to bring water if he said they didn't need any. She'd never been on that hike and was in AZ less than 24 hours. She only knew what he told her.
it was in the low 90's at the time of the hike and she made it to water.. swimming pool and water faucets
@@snagnoir6489 Says who? And you call a swimming pool drinking water? The temp reached 104 that day. They say she started back down at 10:30ish am. He didn't call 911 until 1pm and they didn't find her body until 20 mins before 5pm. She was in triple digit heat that's a fact. You must not be from here if you think Phoenix is 92 in the middle of the day. Today it was 114 and I was sweating by 8am it was too hot to be outside. And the cop is on the Brady List which is a list of officers that have credibility problems and are likely to be problematic in the future.
@@snagnoir6489 hmmmmm... that's what i was thinking.
Everyone drawing conclusions like they were there. I’ve gone hiking with a coworker there who couldn’t keep up and I left him. Also you don’t go hiking at that time, especially without water. Once it gets over 100 degrees you want to start at 7 am at the latest so you can be down by 8-9 am
Here is the scenario Officer Dizdar. You notice a car driving erratically. You turn on your lights and your sirens and the car pulls over to the side of the road. When it is safe to approach the car, the driver produces legal drivers license, registration, and insurance. Next the driver says to you, “I’m sorry Officer. I feel so ill. Please help me.” What do you do next? I’m thinking Officer Dizdar may not have passed that test.