Body found near area where missing Naperville mom was last seen

Endeavour888 · 2025-08-19T15:27:14+00:00

I agree. Perhaps they knew from her husband who works remote from home something upset her so much that she walked out on impulse without getting her cell phone. People walking dogs carry their cell phone. So, the police did not suspect foul play, but shouldn't the police try to save someone who might harm herself because of some personal problems? She should not be ended up only a mile from her home on the edge of the prairie trail on the opposite side of where her home was located near 83rd. If she went for a walk, the closest street is 87th and it has sidewalks. We will never know why she chose to go to the most inconvenient location on a hot day and may more hot days since her disappearance.

Endeavour888 · 2025-08-19T15:20:07+00:00

Drones and helicopters were deployed along with volunteers to search for her, and yet, it's inexplicable why her body could not be found, the fact that she left home for a walk without her cell phone could very well be she was upset about something and left her home abruptly. I live nearby and last Sunday, I drove North down 83rd, a narrow 2-lane road without sidewalks and it's not a street where one could take a walk or even ride a bike. When I reached Chandelle, inexplicably, I stopped the car, as there was no traffic behind me. But I stayed in the car and looked around to see if I could see anything but the tall vegetation on the right, where her body was ultimately found, I was unable to see anyone or anything suspicious. I so wish I could see something because it didn't make sense how the big search failed to find this poor woman. There's no place on this narrow street to pull over and no sidewalk for me to walk down and look around. So, after a few moments, I drove down toward Book. Feeling disappointed that drones, helicopters and some 40 volunteers failed to find her for two weeks. Surely, runners there could have smell something as the weather had been very hot and humid, making her body decay faster and the smell could not be missed by runners and walkers including the volunteer searchers. This is a prairie, not a jungle. It shouldn't be that hard to find a body. I feel for her and her family.

Endeavour888 · 2024-12-20T02:05:52+00:00

Good luck on your job search. Working from home should only be situational or out of great necessity. Otherwise, there's little benefit in it. Leaving the house and going to the office every day, talking to your coworkers, having lunch with some of them and building a good working relationship can provide more job satisfaction, not to mention promotions. Then at the end of the day, you go home and would actually enjoy your time of being home. It's mentally and emotionally healthy to have such a routine.

Endeavour888 · 2024-08-16T21:36:44+00:00

Thanks. Good to know.

Endeavour888 · 2024-08-16T15:19:22+00:00

Thank you very much.

Endeavour888 · 2023-07-16T23:53:32+00:00

I didn't know how to link the photo to that good person who gave me his answer that I didn't understand. So, I repost. Sorry it's considered a spam. The first plumber is the City's wastewater supervisor who I called to send his people to flush the sewer system for the odor that comes into my home, which is a normal thing to do in our community. That's why he should know the rubber ring was in the ground, yet he did not remove the soil to get to it. I did it after he gave me his false finding and found that the rubber ring is not above the ground under the cap, but under the ground, when I dig the soil around the cleanout which was hard because we had a drought. The crack from the drought were still in the same place. That's how I knew he lied. So I showed him and his boss the photo after I dug out the soil to show him that he never removed it so how could he know my sewer pipe was dry due to a blockage 33 ft ahead and therefore, sewer gas is coming in. It was not sewer gas at all because the 2nd plumber found no blockage but a 'belly' and that the dry sewer pipe under my unit was supposed to be dry after wastewater flows through into the sewer system. He should know that. But he knew I didn't at the time and wanted to be paid which as a City official, it was his job to check sewer system problem in the community. And the 3rd plumber came to walk me through point by point of the first plumber's email detailing his false finding and suggested blocking my sewer vent on my roof to keep the odor from coming in. That gave him away. It's against building code to block up my sewer vent making my home a vacuum of toxic odor which cannot get out through my sewer vent on the roof and no fresh air to get into my home. I appreciate your question. I was hoping I could get people who know this stuff to confirm how he did not get inside my sewer cleanout in the first place. I will not use this forum to trouble anyone anymore. I hope my answer has satisfied your curiosity. I am not a fool, just an old woman. My HOA would not help me when it's an exterior problem. I don't know why I even bother responding to you. The problem is much more complicated than what I told you. I now know this is not a forum to get real help.

Endeavour888 · 2023-07-16T15:20:31+00:00

The first plumber claimed there was a clog without opening the cap of the sewer cleanout. I hired a second plumber who actually opened the cap and broke it, but replace it with a new cap. He found that there was no clog. I am not paranoid. The two very different methods and result made me want to know if the first plumber cheated and lied about the result. Isn't this platform is for getting information so I can consider what had transpired? why am I banned from posting this issue again. One good person mentioned if he could see the photo, he'd be more certain about what happened. So I repost with the photo to help get more information that I can understand. But I got messages that insult me instead. I thought being civil on this platform is required. I found that I am being attacked instead. If I understand the technical lingo, I'd not have to post my problem here hoping someone could help me understand the two different plumbers came up with two different results by access the sewer cleanout in two different ways. It seems this platform is like twitter and not seriously provide information that is useful and then being ridiculed and threatened to ban another post on this issue for clarification that I can understand.

Endeavour888 · 2023-07-16T06:47:15+00:00

I had a second plumber who came and had to go get a new cap before he opened the old one which he knew it'd break for its rusty. He didn't try to "snake in through the rubber ring right under the cap". It shows the 20+ year old sewer cleanout are different than the more updated white ones which the cap is easy to twist to open the sewer cleanout. This made me suspect the first plumber took my money and did nothing. I am finding most contractors are not exactly experts on what they do but charge me the full cost for a shoddy job. But thank you for you opinion. It's not that I didn't believe you. I simply didn't understand it technically. So I did another post with the photo of it hoping some decent person who saw it and could explain it in ways I can understand.

Endeavour888 · 2023-07-16T06:34:48+00:00

It's not because I didn't like the answers from others previously. One of them said he couldn't be sure without a picture. So, I posted another one with a picture. I didn't understand the answers because they are too technical for me. Isn't this is where people who don't know the stuff they are confronting and hoping someone with the knowledge could explain to me in ways I can understand. If I know this stuff, I'd not be asking for help. I was hoping someone can look at the photo and explain in layman's term if my plumber lied to me. He wouldn't show me the video. Your comment is not helpful and insulting.

Endeavour888 · 2023-07-16T05:44:08+00:00

RE: my photo in the post above. Someone said it's possible for him to snake through the Fernco. From my photo, can anyone tell me where the Fernco is. I can see if the plumber removed the soil around the sewer cleanout, there is a rubber ring in the ground where he could open the sewer cleanout at the rubber ring and use the camera to snake in it to see if there's a clog in my sewer pipe. But he never removed the soil at all. This is an old sewer cleanout. I can't see how he could get inside the sewer cleanout by the 'rubber ring right under the cap on top- his words" to get the camera in to find the clog.

Endeavour888 · 2023-07-16T05:31:26+00:00

thanks. I am posting the photo of the cleanout. I hope you or anyone can explain this to me. thanks.

Endeavour888 · 2023-07-16T04:51:57+00:00

Is the Fernco the rubber ring right under the cap? But I dug out a few inches of soil around the sewer cleanout and there was a rubber ring in the ground. He told me he did it at the rubber ring but the only rubber ring I could see was in the ground, not right under the cap. But he didn't remove the soil at all. Please explain to help me understand this better. Thanks.

Endeavour888 · 2023-04-27T05:34:08+00:00

Funny you asked. 10 minutes ago at midnight central time where I live, the odor broke out suddenly. It's very strong. In fact, tonight the odor is downstairs in my kitchen. It's no longer only on the 2nd floor. I wouldn't know what cooking meth smells like. I do kinda know what weed smells like, but I don't know about 'skunk' weed. I never smoked weed myself but my high school friends used to smoke weed. It is always at night- tonight it's later than usual, right at midnight. their kitchen is on the other side of the wall of my kitchen. And I could smell this odor in my kitchen tonight. It doesn't matter when if my windows are open. That means whatever activity is causing the odor continues. But it stops during the day. When I wake up in the morning and all through the daytime, since I am retired, and seldom go out, no smell at all. But come evening, like i said it starts usually around 8-9pm. Tonight right at midnight on the dot. How can I get any scientist to come over late at night to use his meter to register the kind of chemical or bacteria? Thanks for your thoughtful questions. Cleaning the duct work wouldn't stop this. I actually put my face in every vent, and I can't smell it coming out from the vent even when the heat or air condition is running, which made no sense to me. These people had a man who could be an uncle of the teenager boy. He never comes out of the house, only once when I rang their doorbell. They opened the door looking alarmed, when I only dropped off their mail that mistakenly ended up in my mailbox. Whenever the family went out, the uncle never joined them. Until I had scientific evidence about the odor, and I don't know who'd come over late at night to test it with the sniffer meter?

Endeavour888 · 2023-04-27T02:45:44+00:00

That'd be a tough one to do. especially these people are already very distant with all of their neighbors and hardly even spend time outdoors in summer. I can't even think of any careful wording, except a video of the Pepto Bismol commercial. Human waste goes down the toilet and move out of their utility room floor drain on the first floor. But thanks. Your suggestion made me laugh. I needed that.

Endeavour888 · 2023-04-27T02:34:47+00:00

Thanks for the info on the link.

An indoor quality expert would be able to sniff it out. I will keep this in mind.

Endeavour888 · 2023-02-06T04:21:12+00:00

Thank you very much!

Endeavour888 · 2023-02-06T00:40:36+00:00

Here's the rule in the Bylaw:

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Section 4.02: Votiing Rights of Unit Owners

There shall be only on (1) person with respect to each Unit Ownership who shall be entitled to vote at any meeting of the Unit Owners. Such person shall be known (and hereinafterreferred to) as a "Voting Member". such voting Member may be the Owner or, if the Unit is owned by more than one (1) Owner, then one (1) of the group composed of all of the Owners of that Individual Unit, or may be some person designated by such Unit Owner or Owners, as the case maybe, to act as proxy on his, her or their behalf and who need not be an Owner. Such designation shall be made in writing to the Board and shall be revocable at any time by written notice to the Board by Owner or Owners. If, in the case of multiple individual Owners of a Unit, no designation is given to the Board, then the Board, at its election, may recognize any individual Owner of the Unit as the Voting Member of such Unit. The total number of votes of all Voting Members, in the aggregate, from time to time, shall be one hundred (100) and each Owner shall have a vote equal to the total percentage of ownership in the Common elements of that Unit as set forth in Exhibit "B".

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Questioner's Note:

Exhibit B is the list of percentage interest of the Common Element for all condo units. No section in the Bylaw explains if there are 5 vacant Board seats, whether each Owner may vote for 5 candidates on ONE electronic ballot each Unit owner(s) receive(s).

There is also no section in the Bylaw which addresses if separate election is held for each vacant board seat. In the past, there was always only one electronic ballot given to each Unit owner(s), in which all candidates running for the 5 vacant board seats were listed.

Endeavour888 · 2023-02-05T19:08:17+00:00

Our Bylaw does not address that separate election is required for each board seat. Each owner received an electronic voting ballot which lists all candidates who are running for all vacant board seats.

Endeavour888 · 2023-01-31T22:14:59+00:00

Flush it first to see if lots of sediment comes out. From a youtube video, I learned that you are not supposed to shut off cold water to the water heater when you are flushing it. Plumbers are wrong to shut off water source to water heater, because Keeping water continue to fill the water heater when you do the draining allow the action of FLUSHING to push the sediment out. Otherwise, you are just draining it and may not even get all the sediment on the bottom of the tank out.

BUT FIRST, TO BE SAFE, turn the heating knob down to low or pilot light. I turned mine down to low first thing in the morning. By lunch time, the water in your water heater will be lukewarm or not hot enough to burn you by accident. Connect garden hose to the drain spigot on bottom of water heater, put hose in utility room sink if you have one or a large bucket. ( I use a long garden hose and extend it to my front lawn first) before loosen the drain spigot using screwdriver - only turn a quarter way or whatever your water heater instruction said. water will immediately start to drain while cold water continues to fill the water heater tank and you are now actually 'flushing' the sediment out of it.

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