Onsite Insite

Have you seen the movie ”The Kingdom”?  This modern-day action thriller stars Oscar winners Jaime Fox and Chris Cooper along with former ”Alias” star Jennifer Garner as members of an elite FBI team investigating a terrorist cell in Saudia Arabia.

“The Kingdom” had scenes filmed just 8 minutes east of Onsite Insite’s billboards at the Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport (formerly named Williams Gateway Airport) and ASU-Polytechic’s campus in southeast Mesa.  An elaborate set was built and blown up for the movie.

Onsite Insite has donated a billboard to Silent Witness to help police catch a serial child rapist in Chandler.

The serial rapist has committed five sexual assaults against girls ages 12 to 14.  The first incident was on June 4, 2006.  The most recent was on June 6, 2007.  All of the victims were attacked inside their homes.

Police believe the same suspect is responsible for all of the attacks.  Police say all five attacks are linked through method of operation and suspect description.  Three attacks are linked through physical evidence.

Victims have described the rapist as a Hispanic male, 28 to 40 years old with a short and stocky muscular build, dark hair and hazel or brown eyes.  He speaks English and Spanish fluently and has been seen wearing tan pants and a blue short-sleeved shirt or “worker clothes.”

Police think the rapist could have attempted more.

Downtown Ocotillo, a 30-acre mixed-use project at the southeastern corner of Price and Queen Creek Roads is three minutes from our billboards:

Excerpt from The Arizona Republic, September 28, 2007

Onsite Insite’s billboards are within a few minutes of 3 of the Valley’s “hottest” intersections.

Excerpt from The Business Journal of Phoenix, August 29, 2007:

Excerpt from The East Valley Tribune, September 11, 2007

“About 75 percent of Arizona workers age 16 and older drive to work alone, according to U.S. Census Bureau data released today. 

Gilbert has the highest percentage of lone commuters among East Valley cities and the lowest percentage who walk to work or use mass transit.”;