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This body probably isn't Lauren. However, Jennings county is a fairly straight shot from Bloomington, maybe a little more than an hour. So it would be a plausible location for her. The other thing -- if they think it is Lauren, they probably don't want to announce anything until 1) they...

Yes. Had HT shut her yap and never talked to the media, every other post on here would be "OMG what is the roommate hiding??"

Maybe I missed this or the post was deleted BUT Where did this rumor come from that there was a ping from Martinsville on a POI's phone? There weren't any volunteer searches up that way, were there? That would provide evidence against this possibility, imo.

What paper? The star of the Herald-Times? If it is the fishrag H-T, I'd actually be impressed if they're hinting at a problem in the community.

But I think they really do need to find a body though. Even if a cadaver dog gets a whiff of something on the sofa or in a car trunk, can they say beyond reasonable doubt it was Lauren? Maybe, maybe not -- especially if it was previously owned. And then, what would they charge? Can't charge...

Also of note: Lauren's cousins - who should have an idea what's going on should know the pulse of the immediate family -- are on repeatedly tweeting "PLZ RT! BPD is 2 cheap 2 rule out TerreHaute Landfill! Spread the word! Need2 rule it out #FindLauren" (@amspierer and espierer)

It wouldn't have been that hard to search the landfill at the same time the lakes were searched. They'd know where the Bloomington garbage was and the dig wouldn't be too deep -- a bulldozer could do most of the work. This stuff the BPD said about methane is a load of backpedaling bulls***...

Dumpsters that would have been collected on Friday were surely not checked before they were emptied.

I am apoplectic that the landfill hasn’t been searched. Holy Gawd. Although dumpsters were searched on Saturday/Sunday, she could have been off to the landfill on Friday morning. It wouldn’t have been that difficult to search the landfills at the same time they were searching the lakes on the...

This post was by Tr. in the previous thread. Worth bringing over here incase anyone missed it.

Fall creek runs through some urban and high-crime areas. It is in the realm of possibility this could be someone local or passing through the area who has either not been reported missing or hasn’t received any public attention. But all lives are created equal by the Lord, so let’s hope that...

Autopsy + identification (easy if LS, Nobelsville woman, maybe hard otherwise) + notifying family (if possible) + briefing LE + press announcement or press conference (maybe).... I dunno... my guess would be hearing something (maybe announcing a presser) between 2 and 3??

Here’s a question: How thorough are Law Enforcement when it comes to searching homes in a case like this? We know they’ve searched CR, JR, and JW’s homes at least, I would hope they would have also searched the homes of anyone Lauren knows at 10 North. We know dogs have...

buzz. They know this drives pageviews. Given the location I'd be shocked if this was Lauren. Oh, and LE is being smart in waiting until an autopsy before announcing it isn't Lauren. That way will have a lot of people attending to a presser or press release when they say "this isn't Lauren...

People always make sort of vague plans that might or might not happen If #2 is correct, then actually finds her and is angry enough to kill her but does so without leaving any sort of crime scene then leaves her body there, exposed, to get his car, not leaving any damning evidence in the...

When did they all head for home? I can't imagine Lauren was in someone's trunk for 8 or 12 hours or more.

It is a cogent point, but I wouldn't 100% assume that anyone involved in the altercation would have necessarily called JW or had JW’s best interests in mind, even if unconfirmed reports say they were his "friends". Nor would JW assume she's up to anything unusual, if he's lacking other informaiton.

The question is, how hard is it to actually, physically recover the data? How is such data saved? In the telephone, on a server somewhere? Does it involve intensive data-mining? Of course, there's no doubt that the police would have been working on it ASAP. I'm just trying to assess the...

To anyone who is an expert on this -- how hard is it to actually recover 'ping' data after the fact? I'm guessing it isn't as easy as we'd like to think.

Why are you assuming that the people who confronted CR were a bunch of white knights?