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MyspaceAuthorities have identified the body found in the lake area of the Alisal Guest Ranch as Kurt Brimberry, the man who went missing after crashing his vehicle into a tree near the property on August 18.
Brimberry’s body was found Wednesday morning by a ranch employee. The cause of death is under investigation and could take several weeks to determine, according to Sheriff’s spokesperson Sergeant Mark Williams.
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Kurt Brimberry
Authorities were perplexed to find 55-year-old Brimberry’s vehicle abandoned shortly after it crashed into a tree near Nojoqui Park on August 18. A short time after the collision, a passerby reported seeing a man matching Brimberry’s description walking on Alisal Road toward the ranch, but a search team of a helicopter, dogs, and the Sheriff’s Search and Rescue team could not find anyone. Brimberry, from San Marino, had left his cell phone in the vehicle.
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Now, for all of you who spoke bad about this man, don't you feel ashamed for assuming that he was drunk. Poor guy must have been really disoriented after the accident.
AZ2SB (anonymous profile)
August 31, 2012 at 9:41 a.m. (Suggest removal)
rest in peace kurt
tonka (anonymous profile)
September 2, 2012 at 7:08 a.m. (Suggest removal)
Time for the Sheriff's office to take some money out of the helicopter fund and put it into the search and rescue dog training fund.
I don't for the life of me see how a well trained police dog can't manage to find a guy who no doubt walked from his car (with a ton of scent in it) to his final resting place, possibly bleeding the entire way, and couldn't be found until just now.
DarkMarcsun (anonymous profile)
September 4, 2012 at 12:57 p.m. (Suggest removal)