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Yes probably..a typical therapeutic dose of Xanax is like .25mg, maybe .5. Anything more than that is considered to be enough to make your judgement start to go

Forgive me if this is an amateur question, but how long do autopsies take? I am assuming it depends on the condition of the body, crime, etc. The family members will be notified before any of us, etc....will we know the identity today?

Also, I believe it has been mentioned multiple times that one of the POI went to high school only a few miles from this location where the body was discovered.

I am guessing one of them will stay, at least until the Fall semester beings, if they do not find anything significant. Hardest decision they will ever make.

TonyGatto, I agree with you 100%.

Whoa now, I am in no way trying to flash an argument, I am just merely suggesting that we are about to see a very big shift in the 'mood' of this investigation. Just my opinion, of course. Even the images they have chosen; everything. It is to present a completely innocent college woman. I agree...

If the phone is off, it will not ping. The cell network will close off it's ESN from the network. The carrier just would see that as wasted bandwidth, i.e., clearly this person is not using the network right now, drop them off of it. What may be available, however, is GPS coordinates, which...

http://www.heraldtimesonline.com/stories/2011/06/30/news.qp-0075723.sto If you read this article, it is clear that everyone, including Lauren, had problems with substance abuse. This is one of the cleaner articles I have read that consolidates that theory. hate to say it, but I am beginning to...

Here are the antenna systems located near the area of interest. This is just to give you an idea of how much data potential there is. I will later crunch it down by carrier.

I agree 100%; if there is any substantial evidence that will come in the next few weeks, IMO it will be in the form of digital data. I cannot stress enough how important it is that the LE/investigators obtain as much data as they can from the wireless carriers. Many don't know this, but a HUGE...

Alright, understood. Thanks for the time

Hi bessie, I'll try to dig one up

Not a problem. If everyone argued with two lines and sources, this would be a much better argument. Of course, everyone is guilty of going overboard on this board, myself included. For the record, that is definitely the JW house. s 619 E 9th St bloomington in - Google Maps

Yeah, this is true. http://yfrog.com/hskqxbpj http://yfrog.com/klzzhzoj

He was banned for urinating in the parking garage, yeah. But also had an intox ticket from the place too. Not sure which one came first, I assume the latter..

No problem. Definitely not a rumor. As for what they found, I have no idea...pretty sure that wasn't published.

Apparently, there are (or did) search the apartments with dogs today. http://lockerz.com/s/115405141

This is 'sort of' true. It is not possible to ping a cell phone while it is off. However, it is possible to track it via GPS. I think this was implemented as part of the e911 mandates. Which I should add, yes, this stuff is in federal regulations...

That is sort of the basic idea. I do not work in telecom, but I am an avid ham radio operator, and I have an idea of how they do this. In order to understand how it is done, you have to understand the very basics of a cell phone. On the most basic level, a cell phone is just a walky-talky that...

Alright, thank you.