標(biāo)題: 仍然發(fā)現(xiàn)在墨西哥發(fā)現(xiàn)的失蹤的美國(guó)人,灰鴿子使用教程,遠(yuǎn)程控制軟件 [打印本頁(yè)] 作者: admin 時(shí)間: 2014-7-21 08:16 標(biāo)題: 仍然發(fā)現(xiàn)在墨西哥發(fā)現(xiàn)的失蹤的美國(guó)人,灰鴿子使用教程,遠(yuǎn)程控制軟件 (CNN) -- Human remains found in two plastic bags near a beach in southwestern Mexico have been identified as those of Harry Devert, a New Yorker who left his job as a trader in finance for a transcontinental motorcycle journey from the United States to Latin America, Mexican authorities saidDevert, 32, vanished six months ago after sending his girlfriend an ominous text message from a troubled region in Mexico, describing how he was being escorted from "an area too dangerous for me to be"Mexican authorities, acting on tips, last week located his green Kawasaki motorcycle in a shallow grave in the state of Guerrero, along with the badly decomposed remains of a man in two bagsOn Thursday, DNA tests confirmed the remains were those of Devert, a representative of the Guerrero state attorney general's office not authorized to speak to the media told CNNThe investigation was turned over to federal prosecutor because of the nature of the crime and the fact that it involved an American tourist, he saidHarry Devert had not been in touch with his mother or girlfriend in New York since January 25American adventurer missing in MexicoMother has been looking for informationDevert's mother, Ann, traveled to Mexico last weekend after identifying the VIN number on the motorcycle found in the shallow graveA day earlier she provided a DNA sample to police in New York to match against the remains, said Darren Del Sardo, an attorney for Devert's motherDel Sardo said Mexican authorities informed Ann Devert of the findings late ThursdayShe is considering having a private lab conduct DNA tests, he said"This is horrible," he said"The major component now is to try to find out who is responsible for this and hope that the Mexican authorities bring them to justice as soon as possible"The discovery of the remains and the motorcycle was made nearly 300 miles southwest of where Devert was last heard from in JanuaryDel Sardo said Ann Devert spent time in Mexico after her son's disappearance, meeting local authorities and residents in the western Mexican state of Michoacan in an attempt to find himThere was hope with unconfirmed tips that he was being held at a ranchLast week, she learned of the remains and the bike in the shallow graveMexican authorities said the motorcycle was found along a road leading to La Majahua beach in GuerreroThe statement said "10 packages of what appeared to be narcotics (marijuana and cocaine)" were found near the motorbike and bodyDel Sardo said Ann Devert was told that the remains may have been moved to the shallow graveDevert, 32, had not been in touch with his mother or girlfriend in New York since January 25That day he sent girlfriend Sarah Ashley Schiear an ominous text via the WhatsApp messenger app"Just got an hour and a half long escort out of some area it was too dangerous for me to be," the message said"Stopping for lunch and voila Internet Gonna get back on the road soonApparently there's another military escort waiting for me in some other townI'm running way late because of the crazy military stuffhopefully get a chance to talk to you tonight when I (hopefully) finally arrive"He had checked out of a bed and breakfast in Michoacan and planned to travel to a beach in Zihuatanejo, on the Pacific Ocean, that was in the final scene of the film "The Shawshank Redemption," according to friends and familyFriends had hoped Harry Devert would surface Ann Devert last heard from her son January 23The phone connection was poorHe told her he'd be out of cell phone and Internet range for a few daysShe told CNN earlier this year that he would call every January 29, his late father's birthday, "and when he didn't, I felt a misgiving but I thought maybe it would take a couple of days," she said"He didn't call"Then, Ann Devert heard from a friend who recently returned from Michoacan, where vigilante self-defense groups in numerous communities have engaged in deadly confrontations with the Knights Templar drug cartelAfter vigilantes threatened to descend on a key cartel area last month, the Mexican government sent in thousands of troops and police to try to keep the peaceThe government has even joined forces with the vigilantes as the Knights Templar become further entrenched in the agricultural stateAnn Devert had been in touch with both the American and French embassies in MexicoHer son, born in France, has dual citizenshipDevert's friends and family were hopeful that his disappearance was only temporary, another story to recount from his wild travels around the world -- from Pamplona, Spain, to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and beyond"I've been chased with a gun in Colombia, chipped my tooth on a gun that was shoved in my mouth in V遠(yuǎn)控,灰鴿子使用教程,免殺遠(yuǎn)控灰鴿子enezuela and shot everything from a bazooka to a machine gun, an M16 to a Colt 45," Devert wrote in his travel blog, A New Yorker Travels"I've been in some of the poorest and some of the most dangerous parts of the world and to many of the finest, and I still can't tell which I liked moreI think that life is a pilgrimage"In an October 19 post, Devert described his latest journey on a type of vehicle he had no experience using"I've never ridden a motorcycle," he wrote"Mostly, naturally, because I don't know howSo tomorrow I'm going to go to the DMV, get my motorcycle permit, buy a bike and hopefully figure out how to ride it home without crashingWhich I'm sure will be an adventure in itself"He added, "Then in the next 2 or 3 weeks I'm going to drive it across America, through Central America, down to Brazil for the World Cup, and eventually south to Ushuaia, which as far as I can tell from a map is about as far south as one can get on the continent"He purchased a green 2002 KawasakiAnn Devert said her son took a safety course and spent hours studying YouTube videos on how to survive falls from bikesBut the fact that he had never driven a motorcycle concerned her, she saidHe promised not to travel faster than 55 mph, yet he took a nasty spill while speeding in Florida, Ann Devert saidHe emerged unscathedFriends and family created the Help Find Harry page in Facebook, with more than 25,000 likes'Strong possibility' missing world traveler Bearden meant to leaveRemains found in desert are California couple missing since 2010Couple lost on snow-covered road writes goodbye lettersTrapped and dying in the desert, man leaves behind love notes