McStay Family of 4 missing in So California-Missing since 2/04/10

[Nut44x4]

WOW!!!!

[Samantha]

Remains Found in Desert May Belong to Missing San Diego Family
A motorcyclist found the skeletal remains of what turned out to be four people earlier this week
Friday, Nov 15, 2013  |  Updated 4:22 AM PST

 
A motorcyclist found skeletal remains Monday morning in the area between Quarry and Stoddard Wells roads, just north of Victorville
 
When investigators began to analyze the bones, they came across another set of remains in a shallow grave about 6 to 8 feet away
 


http://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/local/Skeletal-Human-Remains-Found-San-Bernardino-County-Desert-Bodies-Grave-Missing-San-Diego-Family-McStay-232012651.html

[Samantha]

Source close to family says remains of Joseph and Summer McStay found near Victorville
Posted: 11/14/2013
Last Updated: 52 minutes ago

SAN DIEGO - A source close to the family told 10News that the remains of Joseph and Summer McStay were found in San Bernardino County earlier this week.

However, the source did not disclose any information regarding the couple's two young sons, Joseph and Gianni.

 

Sheriff's investigators also confirmed at least two shallow graves with skeletal remains in it were found, as well as skeletal remains near the graves. No evidence was found at a third gravesite, sheriff's investigators said.

 

http://www.10news.com/news/sources-investigators-looking-into-possibility-remains-of-mcstay-family-found-near-victorville

[Samantha]

Family: Bodies in desert are missing McStays
Posted: Nov 15, 2013 2:20 AM EST
Updated: Nov 15, 2013 2:56 AM EST

VICTORVILLE, Calif. (AP/ CBS8) - A relative of a missing Fallbrook family confirmed to CBS News8 Thursday night that bodies found in the desert near Victorville belong to their loved ones.

Patrick McStay says two of the four bodies found in a shallow grave have been identified as his son Joseph and daughter-in-law Summer McStay. But the couple's two missing sons are still unaccounted for, while investigators confirm the identities of the other two sets of remains.

 

http://www.cbs8.com/story/23976542/source-relatives-told-bodies-in-the-desert-for-missing-mcstay-family

[Red]

Talk about finding a needle in a hay stack.

What are the chances that two graves are found in the middle of a desert. Hopefully authorities can determine just what happened to this family.

Their SUV had been previously found near the Mexican border.

http://scaredmonkeys.com/2013/11/15/remains-found-in-victorville-desert-belong-to-joseph-and-summer-mcstay-missing-since-february-2010/

Unbelievable recovery.

[cw618]

Talk about finding a needle in a hay stack.
wow,sure is, home car bodies
http://goo.gl/maps/dvRuv
close up body area
http://goo.gl/maps/54auf

[cw618]

looking closer,someone out there knows something,thats not a place you could
bury 3 bodies and someone not wondering what your doing out there,there are
homes and other buildings,they can prob hear a car coming 1/2 mile away
switch to sat view to see buildings
http://goo.gl/maps/im2c1

[Samantha]

Coroner seeks to ID bones of 4 in Mojave graves

http://www.sfgate.com/news/us/article/Coroner-seeks-to-ID-bones-of-4-in-Mojave-graves-4982218.php#photo-5461987

[Samantha]

November 15, 2013 10:07 AM
McStay Family Update: Human remains found in Mojave Desert belong to Calif. family missing since 2010, relative says

 

Meanwhile, the couple's two young sons are still unaccounted for as authorities work to identify the remains of two others found in the shallow graves, according to the station.

However, police have not officially confirmed that the remains belong to the McStay family. In fact, medical examiners said Wednesday the process of identifying who the bones belong to may take months.

 


http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504083_162-57612521-504083/mcstay-family-update-human-remains-found-in-mojave-desert-belong-to-calif-family-missing-since-2010-relative-says/

[Nut44x4]

Will move when official word is released

[grace-land]

http://www.10news.com/news/father-of-joseph-mcstay-outraged-over-handling-of-missing-family-case-111513

Father of Joseph McStay outraged over handling of missing family case
Posted: 11/15/2013
Last Updated: 24 minutes ago

SAN DIEGO - The father of Joseph McStay confirmed with 10News that that two of the bodies discovered in the Mojave desert are his missing son and his wife Summer.

Patrick McStay spoke Friday morning from his home in Texas.

He said investigators are still determining if the other two bodies found in the shallow graves are his grandsons, Gianni and Joseph Junior.

The McStay family, from Fallbrook, have been missing since 2010.

Authorities are expected to hold a press briefing at 11 a.m.
Watch the livstream here: http://bit.ly/16W1GN3 MOBILE: http://media.10news.com/livestreampage

“I want whoever did this to know… I will not let up. I will find you,” Patrick McStay said. “I want you out there because I’m going to get you.”

Patrick McStay said he has no faith in law enforcement and believes the Sheriff’s Department missed important clues in the investigation. Patrick McStay said he told Sheriff’s investigators about three people that could be connected to the disappearance of his son’s family, but feels he was ignored.

“I have to hang on to the anger because the anger keeps me from cracking up," he said. "I think it hasn’t really sunk in."
 

[flamom]

   wow

[trimmonthelake]

  wow

 

[grace-land]

Press Briefing
November 15, 2013 Twitter

https://twitter.com/10NewsHunt

Kimberly Hunt ‏@10NewsHunt  15m 
Bodies of the McStays were found in shallow grave with clothes and other items. No indication that these murders are cartel related.

Kimberly Hunt ‏@10NewsHunt  21m 
#BREAKING: Joseph McStay's brother Michael says through tears: "it gives us courage to know that they are together and in a better place"

Kimberly Hunt ‏@10NewsHunt  24m 
#BREAKING: 2 more bodies in grave have not been identified, but are believed to be the McStay's two young sons.

Kimberly Hunt ‏@10NewsHunt  25m 
#BREAKING: San Bernardino Sheriff's department confirms 2 bodies found in grave near Victorville are those of Joseph and Summer McStay

[grace-land]

http://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/local/Skeletal-Human-Remains-Found-San-Bernardino-County-Desert-Bodies-Grave-Missing-San-Diego-Family-McStay-232012651.html

Remains in Desert ID'd as Members of Missing San Diego Family: Sheriff
Friday, Nov 15, 2013  |  Updated 11:30 AM PST

Human remains found in a Southern California desert were identified Friday as members of a San Diego family who have been missing since 2010.

McStay Family Mystery: Timeline of Events

San Bernardino County Sheriff John McMahon said the remains of Summer and Joseph McStay were identified through dental records. The other remains found nearby are believed to be those of their children, McMahon said.

A McStay family members at the Friday news conference said the confirmation "gives us courage to know they were together and in better place"

A motorcyclist found skeletal remains Monday morning in the area between Quarry and Stoddard Wells roads, just north of Victorville, the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department Victorville Station said. When investigators began to analyze the bones, they came across another set of remains in a shallow grave about 6 to 8 feet away, sheriff's spokeswoman Jodi Miller said.

Investigators said they believed the remains were that of four people, and it appeared that the remains had been there for "an extended period of time."

Friday's announcement, made at a news conference, is a key development in solving the 4-year-old mystery about what happened to the San Diego family (pictured below). McMahon said he could not confirm that the deaths are linked to a drug cartel after being asked several times about that possibility at the news conference.

"We're looking at all options in investigating who the suspects are," said McMahon. "It's too early for us to identify anybody as a suspect."
 

[Samantha]

I really didn't expect that we would ever know what happened.. whether they were still alive or not.

[labubske]

http://www.10news.com/news/father-of-joseph-mcstay-outraged-over-handling-of-missing-family-case-111513

Father of Joseph McStay outraged over handling of missing family case
Posted: 11/15/2013
Last Updated: 24 minutes ago

SAN DIEGO - The father of Joseph McStay confirmed with 10News that that two of the bodies discovered in the Mojave desert are his missing son and his wife Summer.

Patrick McStay spoke Friday morning from his home in Texas.

He said investigators are still determining if the other two bodies found in the shallow graves are his grandsons, Gianni and Joseph Junior.

The McStay family, from Fallbrook, have been missing since 2010.

Authorities are expected to hold a press briefing at 11 a.m.
Watch the livstream here: http://bit.ly/16W1GN3 MOBILE: http://media.10news.com/livestreampage

“I want whoever did this to know… I will not let up. I will find you,” Patrick McStay said. “I want you out there because I’m going to get you.”

Patrick McStay said he has no faith in law enforcement and believes the Sheriff’s Department missed important clues in the investigation. Patrick McStay said he told Sheriff’s investigators about three people that could be connected to the disappearance of his son’s family, but feels he was ignored.

“I have to hang on to the anger because the anger keeps me from cracking up," he said. "I think it hasn’t really sunk in."
 

So sad...so do we know if all four were in graves?  Also, so I don't have to go back and look does anyone recall who the three people are that Patrick McStay suspected?

[texasmom]

So glad they have been found, I wondered if we'd ever know what happened to them too.

Now I hope they'll have justice.

Sad...   

[Nut44x4]

I really didn't expect that we would ever know what happened.. whether they were still alive or not.

Nor did I 

[MuffyBee]

So glad they have been found, I wondered if we'd ever know what happened to them too.

Now I hope they'll have justice.

Sad...   

^^^^
I agree with everything you said texasmom. 
It's amazing their remains were discovered, considering their location.