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Number one is probably Jodi Huisentruit; I was just a kid but I remember hearing about her disappearance the day it happened, since naturally the other local news outlets were all immediately concerned. IA - IA - Jodi Huisentruit, 27, Anchorwoman, Mason City, 27 June 1995 #2 It's hard for me to...

Apparently it was a known grave from 1976 that lost its marker. I guess maybe somebody wanted to be buried at home? Not a missing person, anyway. https://www.kgun9.com/news/community-inspired-journalism/marana/human-remains-found-at-road-construction-site-in-marana

I don't think it was the same camp. That was at the Pot O Gold Ranch.

So it sounds like they don't know yet if this skull is McCord, since the identified remains are a different find. Though it seems likely - I assume the identified remains don't include a skull or the connection would be pretty easy to rule out.

Considering that no attempt was made to conceal the killing (other than going into a private room long enough that nobody would be able to stop him) and he appears to have surrendered immediately, I don't get the impression he had any plan of getting away with it. It feels to me like a situation...

Good to see official confirmation that it is related! I hope something comes of it.

I'm a little nervous about the speed with which everyone is concluding this has to do with Asha - surely that's not the only thing that's ever happened in the area... I may well be wrong, and it would be wonderful to see movement on this case, but I worry that it will just add to confusion if it...

In case anybody else was as confused as I was, the remains that were found were a completely unrelated search from the search in Newport. It looks likely to be drug related according to local reporting; not to discount the importance, just that it's unlikely to be relevant to this thread...

Fwiw, there are several night buses that run all night and pass through Musselburgh. Not as frequent as during the day, but enough that it's not infeasible to use the bus after midnight. I have no insight whether or not that's what he would have tried to do, just wanted to clarify that it isn't...

It's really unfortunate that bodies are so often hard to find, even when they're relatively close to where the person went missing. (Assuming this is her; I suppose even if it's not her, it's a case of a body being hard to find since people were looking for bodies there.) I'm sure that because...

Agreed. It's hard to imagine a situation where blood from a killing inside could drip to the outside unless the house was so badly made it should have been condemned years ago. (Though I've seen the kind of house university students can afford, and "should have been condemned years ago" is...

IMO the wording in this article is a reporter who wasn't there summarizing a secondhand report of what someone saw and edited by an editor who may not find it important to distinguish between "discovered one of what turned out to be multiple bodies" and "discovered the bodies" even if the...

Just based on what I see from other cases on here, it sounds like police will generally say there's no danger to the wider public unless they have specific reason to believe that someone is currently on a killing spree. I wouldn't read too much into it.

It seems more likely to me that the woman that is thought to be their mother is in fact their mother. But anything could happen.

The NY Post seems to be a lot like the Daily Mail. You'll get the juicy details, but you probably shouldn't assume they have anything more than a very distant relationship with the truth.

Wow, I really never thought he'd be found. Feels like a good time to reread Tom Mahood's blogposts; I hope he posts his thoughts about the find once he's able (as it sounds like there are some details currently being kept secret).

I think that's pretty much entirely urban legend. Anything's possible, of course, but it probably shouldn't be at the top of anyone's list.

I'm very confused by this story. How submerged is submerged? I'm imagining them finding him sitting in the truck with water up to his waist or something. I assume it wasn't completely underwater, but none of this bodes well for Emma... ETA: Whoops, should have refreshed one more time before...

Catastrophic failures like this are usually a confluence of several things, not just one failure afaict. You'd want to know for sure if the location contributed to the collapse before you let anyone else build there (or nearby, potentially), rather than just the kind of informed guesses that...