It is pretty complex and it’s tough.”īrown did not say whether police believe she drove into the lake or could have been a victim of foul play. “In hindsight, everything looks 20/20,” Brown said. He said it was not yet clear whether the volunteer group had better equipment or advanced training - or both - that the sheriffs’ offices and other agencies may not have.īrown also noted among changed conditions the reservoir’s water level has dropped as much as 4 feet since Aug. Sam Brown said the law enforcement task force now needs to determine how and why Adventures with Purpose divers found Rodni’s body despite searches in the area by the task force. “It’s probably one of the worst things that’s happened in this community in the 45 years I’ve lived here,” she said. “Once we confirmed it was indeed Kiely’s vehicle we immediately notified family, law enforcement and (the teen’s) dad and grandpa were on scene within minutes,” Bishop said.Īnn Riordan, a longtime Truckee resident and family friend, said she had been holding out hope and joined in the search every day she wasn’t working. Rinn put on his gear and conducted the dive to examine the car. Bishop said he was able to confirm it was a vehicle. Rinn detected an object with sonar technology. The Oregon-based group says it has solved more than 20 missing persons cases using sonar and search-and-rescue techniques for its dive team.īishop said they put two sonar boats in the water at 10:40 a.m. Rinn said they were limited in the scope of details they could release.
Volunteer divers with a sonar-equipped group called Adventures with Purpose said they found Kiely Rodni of Truckee on Sunday inside her car, which they said came to rest upside down under about 14 feet of water in Prosser Reservoir, about 55 feet offshore.Īdventures with Purpose search members Doug Bishop and Nick Rinn briefly described the search in a Facebook livestream Monday morning.
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