Climate change upends ‘climate control’ — mob speak for keeping the lake level up and bodies down in their watery graves.
Climate change upends ‘climate control’ — mob speak for keeping the lake level up and bodies down in their watery graves
He declined to name names about who might turn up in the vast reservoir formed by Hoover Dam between Nevada and Arizona. “If the lake goes down much farther, it’s very possible we’re going to have some very interesting things surface,” observed Michael Green, a University of Nevada, Las Vegas history professor whose father dealt blackjack for decades at casinos including the Stardust and the Showboat.
A few days later, a second barrel was found by a KLAS-TV news crew, not far from the first. It was empty. There was no immediate evidence of foul play, Las Vegas police said Monday, and they are not investigating. A homicide probe would be opened if the Clark County coroner determines the death was suspicious, the department said in a statement.
David Kohlmeier, a former police officer who now co-hosts a Las Vegas podcast and fledgling TV show called “The Problem Solver Show,” said Monday that after offering a $5,000 reward last week for qualified divers to find barrels in the lake, he heard from people in San Diego and Florida willing to try.
“You’ll probably find remains all throughout Lake Mead,” Kohlmeier said, including Native Americans who were the area’s earliest inhabitants.
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