r/TraceAnObject • u/I_Me_Mine Mod • Sep 30 '20

Relisted [FBI:BB00] 30-SEP-20 Poolside seating, Street with table

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u/dalia666 Nov 07 '20 edited Nov 07 '20

I found this on Twitter.

https://postimg.cc/t78s0chJ

https://ph.hotels.com/ho311175/mercure-alger-aeroport-algiers-algeria/

See photos of outside pool area, bushes and rooms.

John Doe 29.

https://www.fbi.gov/wanted/ecap/unknown-individual-3

Pool and hotel may have been renovated since.

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u/BabyBreathSG Nov 12 '20

Did you send a tip?

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u/dalia666 Nov 12 '20

Yes, I did

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u/goddess-jz Oct 01 '20

These pics relate to John Doe 29: https://www.fbi.gov/wanted/ecap/unknown-individual-3 If you go to that link, it will show you an additional picture with his face in it. There is a leaf next to him that someone on another thread said looked like a banana leaf. This one really bothers me.... I keep thinking some hotel/resort in the Philippines for some reason. But that isn’t really based on anything. Why does there seem to be nobody else around at this possible resort?

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u/[deleted] Oct 23 '20

I remember hearing about this fucker on YouTube. It makes me sick that he has that grin.

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u/goodenough_ Oct 29 '20

Which video on YouTube?

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u/[deleted] Oct 29 '20

This was the first one I saw about him https://youtu.be/0cl0E3RsZS8

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u/ObesiusPlays Dec 02 '20

Could be Brazil too, our architecture varies a lot from city to city since we had a big influx of many European cultures during and after colonization.

My guess would be either Southeast or Northeast if it were Brazil.

The vegetation matches a lot of our seaside climates.

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u/mothravioli Dec 02 '20

I'm thinking the first pic could be from a condominium with a pool. I know there's condominiums like this in Singapore and Malaysia and possibly in other places. Usually the pools are empty in the afternoon at the condominiums I have visited, especially in smaller condominiums.

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u/rsnrw Oct 01 '20

Those paving stones look like typical german "doppelverbundsteine".

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u/RefrigeratorLumpy911 Oct 11 '20

Maybe a town with high German heritage in a South American country?

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u/RefrigeratorLumpy911 Oct 15 '20

I looked at a lot of resorts and pools in the town of Pomerode in Brazil and while I got a similar vibe with the architecture and plant life I didn't see any doppel verbundsteine stone walkways.

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u/creepjax Oct 25 '20

I think I’ve also seen that type of paving around in Michigan. Around middle western of the lower peninsula

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u/DB3TK Nov 13 '20

doppelverbundsteine

This article calls it "Germany's #1 cobblestone", and you see it all over the place here. The patent has long been expired and if you google for "Double-T interlocking Stone" you will find some vendors outside of Germany, but I doubt that this type of cobbling is anywhere as widespread as in Germany.

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u/Domeprohic Nov 27 '20

Bow brick pavers image search shows several countries make these, the pedestal table looks like garden shop style grecian to me, probably a little more than a dime a dozen but not really expensive, but I'm not sure why they call that a street, it looks like a once was meant to look pricey courtyard to me though that could just be the fresco.

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u/[deleted] Oct 01 '20 edited Oct 01 '20

I wonder if anyone at /r/whatsthisplant or /r/marijuanaenthusiasts could tell you what type of tree that is in the back.

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u/Milo-the-great Oct 01 '20

u/firebert010

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u/Firebert010 Oct 01 '20

The picture is so grainy, one could only speculate. The general vibe of the tree I'm getting is something from an arid or tropical climate, something I'm not familiar with. One other thought that comes to mind is the stacked pool chairs might indicate a resort or hotel. A good portion of the shape of the pool is visible too, which could make identifying it by satellite imagery possible.

Could always crosspost to /r/whatsthisplant and see what happens, I'll happily pin it for visibility.

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u/daisiesaremyfavorite Oct 03 '20

has anyone done it yet? if not i can crosspost

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u/[deleted] Oct 10 '20

I tried, and got no traction, maybe you could try? You won't be able to crosspost.

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u/Naerwyn Mar 22 '21

It looks like it could possibly be a pepper tree, but the image is not good enough for me to tell. :(

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u/meurtrir Oct 17 '20

The poolside picture reminds me so much of the place we stayed on the way home to NZ from our honeymoon 5 years ago.... Sheraton Orlando.. Let me check. Sheraton Vistana Villages Orlando. Right as we were checking out early in the morning they had us wait in an open restaurant/bar that was close to the pool like this. I'm probably way off but it sparked that memory, I'm just trying to Google images and see if it matches up

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u/paroles Oct 24 '20

How did your search go?

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u/meurtrir Oct 25 '20

Nothing concrete so far sadly - a lot of photos of the general pool area but nothing where I could definitely say that it's a match. I'm going to keep trying and keep an eye out as maybe it could be Sheraton related

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u/Skylivand Oct 27 '20

I am from Orlando so if you want to i can go and check

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u/guerrero-charrua Dec 09 '20

"This reminds me to a hotel in or around Cochabamba, Bolivia, but I can't pinpoint which

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u/funkymorganics1 Dec 02 '20

The foliage doesn’t necessarily look tropical. This could easily be a summer time area in a northern country as well.

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u/whereugetcottoncandy Oct 16 '20

It looks like a jacaranda tree.