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Law enforcement misses killers all the time, no matter which agency is involved. Great agencies and investigators don't solve 100% of their cases despite their expertise. In fact, there are currently more than 200,000 unsolved homicides in the United States, and that number rises by around...

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There is DNA.....which has been discussed here before. Now there is just arguing for argument's sake about facts that are already well known. That does nothing to help Desiree find her son, and no one wants to read all that again because it's just not worth the time to keep re-hashing what's...

No it's not. There is no point here. Terri is the POI because the EVIDENCE led LE in that direction. She and DeDe left a trail which includes physical evidence. This is a known fact. Making baseless claims is just being argumentative. There's no mystery here except for...

When families are so desperate, they throw everything they have into finding their loved one.....just hoping something will work. Even though rewards aren't usually helpful the families want to put the money out there just in case it does bring results. I'd do the same thing.

This poor woman. RIP Quanisha.

That's because LE had specific people they were going after In a known location. They knew what they wanted. It was pretty cut and dried. In Caleb's case it's exactly the opposite..... they have to search data to possibly find a suspect. It's not a small process for LE or the providers.

If she is truly in trouble I'd like to know that from her family and friends. The comments seemed more like gossip. Sometimes LE doesn't see the danger when an adult is missing.

I find that info confusing and somewhat unhelpful. Is she voluntarily missing or is she in danger?

Unless and until a body is found....there is no death certificate issued for several years after a person goes missing. The family has to request it after the legal period deadline has passed. In my state, a person must be missing for at least 7 years before being declared dead by a court.

In the Oklahoma case LE had Persons of Interest from the very beginning. They started off the investigation ahead of the game. In Caleb's case LE is looking for a needle in a haystack.

I wish we had more details......

Terri is the most realistic culprit. There is physical and circumstantial evidence against her, but not anyone else besides her accomplice DeDe. Young children are killed by someone in their family.or someone close to their family in the vast majority of cases. This is why LE does a parallel...

The source is LE. And that's really old stuff that was known to be untrue very early on in the case. The child also remembered interacting with someone who wasn't even at the school on the day Kyron went missing. Kyron's previous bus driver, who knew him well, and knew Terri also,saw Kyron...