12-03-2011, 12:02 PM
Gail Palmgren
saturday
SIGNAL MOUNTAIN, HAMILTON COUNTY (WRCB)-- Investigators are back at work Saturday morning, processing the scene of where a missing Signal Mountain mother's remains were likely found.
Eyewitness News Reporter Megan Boatwright is on the scene, and says there has been minimal activity since investigators arrived around 9:00 a.m.
Investigators are unsure if they will be able to remove the remains, believed to be that of Gail Palmgren, who was last seen on April 30, leaving her Signal Mountain home. WTF... THEY MUST REMOVE HER!
Thursday, the missing mother's ruby red Jeep Rubicon was found within the first hour of an air search.
Hamilton County Sheriff Jim Hammond tells Channel 3, the vehicle was found resting against an uprooted tree, down a steep cliff.
He says personal items were found around the wreckage, including a cell phone inside the vehicle and a purse with ID nearly 100 feet away.
Investigators says they hope to airlift the vehicle from the site, but say military personnel may be needed due to the steep terrain.
saturday
SIGNAL MOUNTAIN, HAMILTON COUNTY (WRCB)-- Investigators are back at work Saturday morning, processing the scene of where a missing Signal Mountain mother's remains were likely found.
Eyewitness News Reporter Megan Boatwright is on the scene, and says there has been minimal activity since investigators arrived around 9:00 a.m.
Investigators are unsure if they will be able to remove the remains, believed to be that of Gail Palmgren, who was last seen on April 30, leaving her Signal Mountain home. WTF... THEY MUST REMOVE HER!
Thursday, the missing mother's ruby red Jeep Rubicon was found within the first hour of an air search.
Hamilton County Sheriff Jim Hammond tells Channel 3, the vehicle was found resting against an uprooted tree, down a steep cliff.
He says personal items were found around the wreckage, including a cell phone inside the vehicle and a purse with ID nearly 100 feet away.
Investigators says they hope to airlift the vehicle from the site, but say military personnel may be needed due to the steep terrain.