Vibes (friend lost in snow)

Thats awful man, vibes for sure.

I really hope they can locate her, sounds like a horrible situation.

That's pretty wrong for you to judge that.

mad vibes bro, she'll get found have hope.

my original thought, but to the person who knows the family as op, this is a horrible thing to say.

vibes bro, if this happened to me omg idk what the fuck to do.

too soon.

and massive ++++vibes, hope she gets found

+vibes brotha

Really? Go fuck yourself, asshole.

Vibes to that family. Very sad thing to hear. I hope she gets found alive. I couldn't imagine that happening to my family or any of my close friends' families.

but for real keep hope man, your in NS's heart

Yea sorry my speculation was not needed. wish there was a edit button

++Vibes!!! i hope she is alright.

i mean this in the nicest way possible, i really do, but please fuck off.

Thanks man.

vibes man

Still no sign of her. Summit County is expected to be around -33 tonight with the windchill and have had over a foot of snow lately. A major storm moved in today also. Hopefully she is just taking a moment alone to herself. I hope she is found, they have three kids together.

I feel for you man, vibes and prayers

Vibes+++ Keep us posted man.

Vibes to her friends and family.

Update as of ten minutes ago.....Not looking too good...

SILVERTHORNE - Police are working an active crime scene close to the home of a missing Silverthorne mother of three

Silverthorne Police began an active crime scene investigation two blocks from the home of 41-year-old Stephanie Roller Bruner around 1 p.m. Friday. They say the crime scene is down a private road. No details were released on what police found.

While throngs of shoppers were crowding into nearby outlet stores on Black Friday, about 50 search and rescue volunteers were braving the elements trying to find any sign of Stephanie Roller Bruner on Friday.

Police say 41-year-old Stephanie Roller Bruner has been missing since Monday night. Her husband, Dale Bruner, reported her missing Tuesday morning.

Stephanie's brother, Aaron Roller, says his sister was going through a rough patch in her marriage with Dale Bruner. Bruner says she went for a walk to clear her head around 10 p.m. Monday night, taking only her cell phone, but never returned.

Searchers have been looking for her since Tuesday.

About 50 volunteer searchers met at the Silverthorne Town Pavilion on Friday morning and received the last known image of Stephanie - a surveillance photo of her leaving work on Monday -- then began searching. It's the largest contingent of searchers yet.

"We're going to do a more refined search of the area near the house and around that area, including the river," Silverthorne Police Chief Mark Hanschmidt said. "We're going to continue to look for clues, anything that's going to help us with her whereabouts."

Early Friday, police said they did not know if Stephanie Roller Bruner took off on her own, or if something happened to her.

The family launched a Facebook page called "Find Stephanie" to help locate her. It had 443 members as of Friday afternoon.

The family planned to release a statement Friday afternoon.

Hope they find her dude. In my prayers

shit, ++++vibes. hope they find her okay

UPDATE to this story: Early reports indicate Roller has been found, but no confirmation as to her condition is yet available. A press conference is set for 3 p.m. in Silverthorne.

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An agent of the Colorado Bureau of Investigation is being sent to Silverthorne "to an active crime scene" near the home of Stephanie Roller, a missing Silverthorne mother of three, according to Lance Clem, spokesman for the CBI.

Roller, 41, was laid off on Oct. 13 from her job with Summit County, according to her family.

Bill Nielsen, a friend of the Roller family and a spokesman for the family, said that a brother and sister of the missing woman were going to hold a press conference at 2 p.m. to discuss Stephanie at the Silverthorne town hall. But they were asked by officials shortly before the press conference was to begin to hold off.

Nielsen said they were told that the search had suddenly focused to a different area but were given no reason why.

Roller's older sister, Ramona Roller said things had been tough for Stephanie in the past six weeks.

On the same day she lost her job, she had a fight with her husband, Dale Bruner, a wildlife photographer, over the disciplining of their three children, said Ramona Roller.

"There have been struggles with herself and what she wants out of life," said Ramona Roller. "The combination of the discipline and being laid off of a job she loved so much, it was very hard on her."

Ramona Roller said it has also been very hard on Bruner, who she described as a nice man and good husband. The couple has been married 11 years. Their children are 9, 6 and 5.

To compound the situation, Stephanie Roller filed for divorce from Bruner on Nov. 1, a huge surprise to everyone, said Ramona Roller.

"It came out of the blue," said Ramona Roller.

Jim Koegel, mission coordinator for Summit County Search and Rescue, said that 10 search and rescue organizations from around Colorado with approximately 50 people will be in Silverthorne today.

Koegel said that Summit County Search and Rescue has done extensive searches in the past two days and will be looking today along paths and trails in and around the mountain community.

"It has been a long two days," said Koegel.

He said that temperatures dipped to minus 10 last night in Silverthorne but temperatures will be in the 20s today.

Clem said the Colorado Department of Public Safety issued a missing person report on Roller at about 10:45 a.m. today, alerting Colorado law enforcement agencies to be on the lookout for Roller.

Roller was last seen at her Silverthorne residence at 334 Willow Lake Court late Monday evening.

She was reported missing by Bruner on Tuesday morning.

Silverthorne police on Tuesday conducted a search in the immediate area of her home. On Wednesday, the Silverthorne police expanded the search to a larger area near the residence, assisted by Summit County Search and Rescue.

However, no trace of the woman has been found since she apparently walked away from her home, said Sgt. Bryan Siebel of the Silverthorne Police Department.

Roller is 5 feet 6 inches tall, weighs 123 pounds has brown hair and hazel eyes.

She was last seen wearing a red jacket, blue jeans and snow boots.

Summit County court officials said that Roller filed for divorce from Bruner, 48, on Nov. 1.

An initial conference with a family court facilitator in the divorce was scheduled for Tuesday.

But last week, Roller asked the court to reschedule the conference to Nov. 30 because of "holiday travels," court officials said.

In Summit County, many divorces are by mutual consent and the parties are not represented by lawyers. The court facilitator makes sure that all the paperwork by both parties is in order.

No lawyer had entered an appearance on behalf of either Roller or Bruner.

According to court records, Roller had sought a restraining order against Bruner on Oct. 14, but that order was vacated on Oct. 28.

Ramona Roller said that the restraining order had to do with discipline issue and has since been resolved. She said she believed her sister and Bruner were hoping for a trial separation rather than going through with the divorce.

She added that Bruner has been extremely cooperative with the Roller family, providing access to his computers and helping them in every way imaginable.

She said that missing are her sister's cellphone and a small network computer (mini-laptop). She said when the family calls the cellphone they get voice mail.

Roller worked for the Summit County government as an engineering technician and environmental planner for single-family residential construction.

She is also a dance instructor at Rocky Mountain Dance Academy in Frisco and was a dance coach for the recent "Dancing With the Mountain Stars" fund-raiser in Keystone on Sept. 25.

Vibes to family and friends, that's sucha bummer.

http://www.9news.com/news/article.aspx?storyid=166051&catid=339

Body found, this is awful, +++++Vibes to family and friends, sorry for your loss

godspeed my friend. +++vibes hang in there

Dude... not in this thread.

shut up you little slut

How old are we?

++ vibes and come on seriously? can't you guys keep negativity out of a thread for once?

i am truly sorry about your loss vibes for sure man

shuuuut the fuck up

Man, sorry to hear that. Never said this, but vibes. Haha.

And just cause I'm curious/nosy, what did that post that everyone quoted and said the poster was an asshole say?

dont worry about it cuzzz

Well fine then.
Haha.

+vibes, thats so horrible. hope something turns up, don't give up hope

Dam dude that sucks man + vibes.  It was hella cold on wensday night i went out side and the mucus in my nose froze within 20 seconds. I live in SC i wonder why i am just hearing bout this now. super sad

++++Vibes

So the update is that it is her that was found near the river about 200 yards from the home. I have dodged close deaths to me and my family until this point. My family has know her and her hubby along with their kids since 1996. This is a small town where everyone knows everyone. This is a true loss. I pray for her children and pray at this point that Dale (the hubby) had nothing to do with this. RIP Steph...

damn, RIP. shit like this is so sad. makes you realize how easily this could happen to someone you know. just going out for a walk... anyone hear how exactly they think this happened?

sad story, dad was probably beating everyone, "dispute over disciplining kids", restraining orders, filing for divorce...

wow, thats rough, huge vibes, and i cant imagine how long those hours would feel from the time she went out for a walk to 8 the next morinig

Honestly the neews like to make something out of nothing. They feed on the drama. Dale (the hubby) would have never hurt his wife or the kids. PERIOD.

holy shit i live in breck and heard that on the radio it says though the police found something but they wouldn't say what

she was ground dead in a riverbank friday. this is sickening, they are still working to answer why or how she died tho.

vibes...

sorry dude.. hope you can get to the bottom of it.. you are in my prayers

+++vibes, sorry for your loss

jesssusssss +++++vibes...


do they still not know how she died?

very sorry to hear of your loss. Vibes

Upadte...

Shit is getting crazy. One might think the hubby did this. Keep in mind why you are reading this story, she had another guy on the side.

SILVERTHORNE - Police say they are investigating the death of a missing woman who disappeared after taking a walk in late November as a homicide.

The Silverthorne Police Department says the body of Stephanie Roller Bruner, 41, was found in the Blue River near Silverthorne on Nov. 26. She was reported missing by her husband after she didn't return from a walk on Nov. 23.

The Summit County Coroner says Roller Bruner was identified by her dental records, and cites blunt-force trauma and drowning as factors in her death after a preliminary autopsy. The final results of the autopsy are pending toxicology and histology reports.

Police are not releasing any information about any persons of interest or suspects at this time.

Authorities searched the areas near the Blue River for Roller Bruner's cell phone and computer last week, saying both items were missing from her house.

Her family has said the mother of three was laid off from her job as an engineering technician for Summit County in October and filed for divorce Nov. 1.

Shit.... people are horrible things

SILVERTHORNE, Colo. -- The district attorney's office on Wednesday said the husband of a Silverthorne woman who was bludgeoned and drowned is a key suspect in her death, and yet the office does not have enough information to file charges.

Instead, the Eagle County District Attorney has requested a grand jury.

Stephanie Roller Bruner, a 41-year-old mother of three, became the subject of an intense search after she disappeared on Nov. 22.

Her husband, Dale Bruner, told police that Stephanie went for a walk and never returned. He reported her missing the next morning.

Summit County Search and Rescue found her body Nov. 26 in the Blue River near her home. The preliminary autopsy showed blunt force trauma and drowning as contributing factors in her death and that prompted the Silverthorne Police Department to transition the case from a death investigation to a homicide investigation.

The final results of the autopsy is still pending.

“After working closely with Chief Hanschmidt and representatives of the Colorado Bureau of Investigation to review what the investigation has brought forth to date, a collective decision was made that a grand jury would be the most prudent course of action,” District Attorney Mark Hurlbert said in a statement.

Hurlbert filed a motion on Wednesday with the District’s Chief Judge to impanel a grand jury.

“A great deal of investigative work has been done to date, leading us to move forward with the grand jury route. We continue to work closely with the Colorado Bureau of Investigation and the District Attorney’s Office on the details of this case," said Silverthorne Police Chief Mark Hanschmidt.

He had said Stephanie's husband has been cooperating with the investigation.

The couple had been married 11 years and their children are ages 9, 6 and 5.

On Oct. 13, Stephanie lost her job as Summit County government engineering technician and environmental planner and on the same day, she had a fight with her husband over the disciplining of their children.

Family members were stunned when Stephanie filed for divorce Nov. 1. Stephanie's sister described Dale as a nice man and good husband.