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First, I was simply replying as to what I think "staging" could mean in this context. It's not necessarily any kind of theory I have, but I can see it happening. Second, this would depend on what you mean by "benefit". Some people think it is a "benefit" by causing terror to other people. Or by...

Good thought, but most Garden wagons have wider tires and four of them. Do they make two wheel wheelbarrows? Why yes they do, but it does not fold. I only thought of the above item (or something like it) because it folds up, only weighs 34 lbs (easy for a full grown man to carry), can be dropped...

In the context of this case, I think of "staged" meaning the kidnappers staged it to look a certain way. They propped the back doors open trying to make people think they used the door for something and maybe did not. Lantana guy was supposed to be seen on camera because he didn't matter. Maybe...

Does this take into account moonlight? That is awful dark for any moon at all and there was moon on the night of the abduction.

Makes me wonder about something like this: https://www.amazon.com/Tipke-2100-Marine-Fold-Utility/dp/B00006LPPJ/ref=sr_1_1 Edit: switched to an Amazon link

IMO, unless you know a location to search in the desert, a foot search is a waste of resources (unless you just want to check something off the list). LE is going to do what they are going to do. My point was just that if the Cajun Navy (or anyone else)wants to search public lands, they can. If...

But wait. If the car drove by the school around 8 am, I don't see where the killer said he drove directly to the restroom from there. He could have driven anywhere. If Yuki was still alive, maybe told him they were going somewhere fun. It would not be that difficult to have gotten to the...

This makes total sense, and the main reason I could think of to give no answer or say no. But as I posted in another post, no one can keep anyone from searching on public lands. If I want to inspect every grain of sand, as long as I put it back I would have every right to do so (unless it is...

Thank you for the response and I respect your opinion. I do not know this specific section of the organization (or even if they really are in the organization) and if they were conflicting with LE searches, I would understand better. I am simply of the mind that since in some cases, like the...

Real question. Why frustrating? At the very least, they could search and say where she is NOT. How would that be a bad thing? They are not taking resources from LE, I cannot see harm if they do search. Am I not seeing some kind of harm?

Jumping off here to help anyone who wants to know why they said "Army" National Guard. There is also an "Air Force" National Guard. Difference between ground and air.

It looked that way to me, which is why I assumed if anyone had gone to the house that night, there would be video. Somewhere, from some house. This all started when someone else asked me why I thought there would be video. I can't imagine why there wouldn't be at least some available, even if...

If they have the capability, deleted footage can be recovered if it has not been overwritten, even if the camera was on local storage. As I have mentioned elsewhere, when you delete something, the storage space is flagged as free to record on. If nothing has recorded there, the old information...

There is, of course, the possibility that porch guy is just good at following instructions, LE has more than they are saying or several other alternatives. In the Anna Kepner case, it took LE over 5 months to charge the person where they had a silver platter full of evidence. It's probably also...

This assumes that the person on the porch has any reason to understand proxies and/or TOR. If Porch guy is the same as whoever sent the ransom notes, then maybe he does. It's a valid theory. If porch guy is not the person who sent the ransom notes, then maybe he does or doesn't, we don't know...

So I'm stepping out on a limb, here and MOO. It is possible the body was moved to be easier to find. If an accident had happened, they person who caused the accident might have been guilty of something, but they would want the body found. Again, a respect and desire for Yuki to get to the...

This is not to say that I think whoever did this was any kind of decent person, BTW. Just that they were trying to ameliorate their own conscience, which might indicate someone known to Yuki.

If you read the article, it says "A post-mortem examination of his body was 'inconclusive', however, pathologists said Mr Scott's injuries were 'too minor' to have caused his death. " If the injuries were too minor to cause his death, it is possible he was left there and died of something else...

I don't think simply dumped. He was left out where he could be found, face up and without shoes. I would also be interested to know if the head was pointing North. It seems as respectful as possible considering the circumstances, unless more information says different. It would have been easy...

This is what I am trying to understand. Leaving the shoes off speaks to not necessarily wandering off. If he just wandered off and was taken, he'd likely still have his shoes on. Which brings up the possibility of accident, and someone covering for it, leaving shoes off so as to not bring dirt...