Sometimes truth is stranger than fiction....
After reading the mystery dead cyclist post on our team listserve, I decided to post it to D20
convinced someone HAD to know this guy (myself being a HP sprinter too).
Last night, after discussing the issue with a teammate who had google searched the team jersey the
dead guy was wearing only to discover the team in California has 2100 members! No luck there.
Virtually within minutes of hanging up, I get a call from former teammate and good friend Mike Voigt
of Snow Valley. It seems Mike (unknowing of the posts) had a "weird" favor. It seems his uncle's
neighbor, a cycling enthusiast, has been missing since Sunday and wanted some advice (at his uncle's
request) on how to find the guy or could I post something to D20. I was aghast. I relayed to Mike
the story from nbc4. He, nor his uncle or this guy's family had seen the story. Mike didn't know
what the guy looked like or what he rode (or drove). He hung up and called his uncle. He was not
home but his aunt answered. The missing guy's BMW was left in Old Town. The Alexandria Police
apparently did not connect the dots and were not of any help (US Park Police found the body on Hains
Point). Mike called me back shocked and shaken. The guy did in fact ride a Litespeed and drove a BMW
and fit the description. He relayed the Park Police number I had to the family via his aunt. Sadly
but thankfully, mystery solved. No word on exactly how he crashed or the particulars.
James Bellora, Squadra Coppi "Didier A. Depireux" <
[email protected]> wrote in message
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http://images.ibsys.com/2003/1104/2610987_200X150.jpg
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> According to
http://www.nbc4.com/news/2610082/detail.html they are still looking to identify his
> (dead) owner...
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