CA CA - Dorothy Rusnak Caylor, 41, Concord, 12 June 1985

[clorenc]

Dec. 20, 2005


More than 20 years after Dottie Caylor disappeared, police again returned to her Greer Avenue home Monday for a search that seemed focused on looking for her body.

While city crews used a backhoe and shovels to dig up most of the back yard and a portion of a cement patio, crime scene technicians worked inside the house. Three cadaver-detecting dogs also were used.

The outside search did not uncover any remains, although Dottie's dog, which died shortly before Dottie disappeared in June 1985, was unearthed. Officials did not reveal the type of search being done inside the home, but classified it as "forensic."

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On Monday, Messick said the digging was done in areas recommended by the experts who conducted the radar search, and in areas the dogs showed interest in. The dogs were loaned to the investigation by the Contra Costa County Sheriff's department and law enforcement agencies in Reno, Nev.

Crews pulled up boards on a deck and removed two slabs of concrete. They also brought in a back hoe to dig along the side of the house and a portion of the rear yard. Then they turned their attention to the patio area.

Police served a search warrant on the home early Monday, asking the renters -- the Caylors still own the home, although Jule Caylor has lived in Utah for the past 20 years -- and asked them to stay away for the day.

"It just means she's not here," Messick said, commenting on the day's search. "There has been a question that has always been asked: 'Was the home searched thoroughly?' And now it has been."

http://www.contracostatimes.com/mld/cctimes/news/local/crime_courts/13448086.htm

Looks like house, on 1737 Greer Ave, was sold only a couple of weeks ago by (whom I presume to be) Jule’s daughter.

I wonder what came of Dottie’s sister Diane filing a lawsuit to be named executor of Dottie’s estate:

At stake is Dottie's personal property and her share of the Concord home, which Jule has held on to all these years.

Seems like Jule may have “held on to [the house] all these years” to keep any evidence close to his chest.

I believe he’s 86 now. The sands of justice are running out.

 

[clorenc]

Starting — and concealing — new relationships while still in current ones seems to have been a pattern for this SOB:

Dottie and Jule had had a troubled relationship and marriage, which began as an affair. Jule was married and had a child when he first met Dottie, although Dottie didn't know any of that for several months.

Jule moved to Utah, where he planned to start a new life with a woman he'd proposed to six months before Dottie disappeared. The relationship dissolved when the woman learned about Dottie.

I find it interesting that the woman he moved to Utah with ended her relationship with him after learning about Dottie. She must not have believed in his innocence!

. . . And he started a relationship with his “life partner” very shortly after that Utah fiance left him.

This guy is an OG in terms of language manipulation.

^ So this must have been true. A manipulator, charmer, storyteller, cheater, schemer, predator.

 

[Baddux]

Starting — and concealing — new relationships while still in current ones seems to have been a pattern for this SOB:







. . . And he started a relationship with his “life partner” very shortly after that Utah fiance left him.



^ So this must have been true. A manipulator, charmer, storyteller, cheater, schemer, predator.

He is innocent until proven guilty.

Starting — and concealing — new relationships while still in current ones seems to have been a pattern for this SOB:







. . . And he started a relationship with his “life partner” very shortly after that Utah fiance left him.



^ So this must have been true. A manipulator, charmer, storyteller, cheater, schemer, predator.

Jule’s delivery on the show always frustrates me with his wild ambiguity and intonations.

 

[JonnyDonuts]

I watched this today on UM, as others have said if it happened today with all our technology, things would be very different. Male violence against vulnerable women is a scourge on our society. Rest peacefully Dottie