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Noted, thank you! I will update the info today.

Hi! We tried to reach you several times again, but your inbox was too full to receive additional messages. I apologize about the "generous" part. I can get that edited out immediately. It was intended to be taken as kind, good-natured, but I can see where it could get misconstrued. My apologies!

http://www.cbs46.com/clip/13449567/search-dogs-find-scent-that-could-lead-to-body

K9 dogs found human remains "hit" at Brad Clement's (friend) house. They are in the process of getting a warrant to dig further.

New podcast w/ Nancy Grace out on this case (some interesting theories)--Will paste below: Where is he? Little girl, her mother, and the wife of pilot left DEAD while suspect evades arrest

Way too many inconsistencies...

We have a podcast series on Chase for anyone interested in listening. We'll be taking calls for questions this week at 909-49-CRIME. http://www.crimeonline.com/podcast/

I would guess it would depend on how expensive the hitperson is. Some have charged less than $2,000, at least according to this article. If an amateur was hired, they may have thought a gun would be too traceable, although it is the most common weapon used for contract killings.

Same here. I registered a while back but this particular case compelled me to post. I don't have a lot to add except that I too, think the person was way too comfortable in that church. My gut feeling tells me this was indeed a hired hit, and the perp is probably affiliated with LE somehow...