Perhaps this recent story of the missing/presumed murdered Gabby Petito will help find Daniel Roginson:
https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/southwest-valley-breaking/2021/09/20/gabby-petito-case-draws-attention-missing-geologist-daniel-robinson-buckeye/5785475001/
Gabby Petito case draws renewed attention to missing Buckeye geologist Daniel Robinson
After authorities on Sunday announced that they may have found the remains of Gabby Petito in Wyoming, a viral tweet reminded the public to keep 24-year-old Daniel Robinson in mind — a geologist who went missing in the desert just outside of Buckeye a little over two months ago.
But that was not all: A petition made by the Robinson family was created two weeks ago with the intention of holding accountable the Buckeye Police Department, the investigative agency on the case.
The petition has garnered more than 8,000 signatures as of Monday afternoon.
In it, his father David Robinson states he has done more to find his son than the law enforcement agency since Daniel went missing.
https://news.yahoo.com/father-hires-private-investigator-missing-171546330.html
Father hires private investigator to find missing son last seen in Ariz. desert
Daniel Robinson is 5-feet, 8-inches tall, weighs 165 pounds, has black hair and brown eyes, and he’s missing part of an arm.
A South Carolina man has hired a private investigator and started an online petition to help him find his missing son.
Daniel Robinson, 24, was last seen driving away from his job site in the Buckeye, Arizona desert on June 23.
His father, David Robinson, has been organizing search parties, launched a website, and he even hired a private investigator after he felt law enforcement authorities weren’t providing much help.
Robinson graduated from the College of Charleston two years ago with a major in archaeology. He moved to Arizona to temporarily work for Matrix New World Engineering and was a field geologist, according to local reports.
Jeff McGrath, the investigator, said Daniel was driving a blue/gray 2017 Jeep Renegade, which — according to its black box — was involved in a crash, he says. It was found in a ravine, its airbag deployed, and it appeared to have landed on its side.
According to McGrath, vehicle data indicates it was driven for 11 miles after the initial crash, more accidents occurred, and it was cranked up an additional 40 times afterward.
The young man’s clothing, cellphone, wallet and keys were found at the scene, and a search was launched but Daniel has not been discovered. In early July, the Arizona Civil Air Patrol reportedly conducted an extensive daylong search for him by air and land.
The search for missing geologist Daniel Robinson continues in Buckeye
https://www.azfamily.com/news/search-for-missing-geologist-daniel-robinson-continues/article_02d925d2-1a8d-11ec-bebd-97ca70fd4991.html
(Video available at the site)
Daniel's car and some of his belongings were found a month after he disappeared. Then, a human skull was found near the site at the end of July. After detectives ran tests and found the skull was not Daniel's, hope remained that Daniel might still be found. Now, Daniel's family is hoping his case will get as much attention as Gabby Petito's has recently had.
But day's like today, where Daniel's dad David had to put some of Daniel's belongings in storage, are never easy.
"Going through his things, he's not there to tell us what he wants or what he doesn't want," David said. "So that kind of stuff is kind of hard so far."
After months of public searches and gatherings to help develop new leads in the search for Daniel, as well as hiring a private investigator, mounting costs have forced David to consider heading home to South Carolina.
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