Items CONFIRMED To Be Left Behind From Kiely Rodni’s Vehicle

Checkit TV on YouTube, went out to the area where Kiely’s vehicle was recovered, and found items still at the bottom of the lake where her vehicle was. Steve @SF Investigates, a PI that has been on this case from near start, was able to confirm with the Rodni family that these found items were indeed from Kiely vehicle.

Why haven’t these items been recovered by LE before? I get it, it was dark when they pulled the vehicle out, also the ground was disturbed and creating it hard to see in the water. Why not come back out the next day? Why not seal the vehicle so nothing falls out? According to SF Investigates, it was a chore to get LE to come out and collect the items found…

There were at least 3 different agencies ( PCSO, CHP, FBI ) out there doing the recovery, you would think they would have done a better job of containing and collecting everything from the scene, even if this case was an accident or not…

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