Shelby2
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Sierra's case was completely different. She was either snatched or got into a vehicle and her bookbag with clothes was left/thrown/placed outside where it was found. LE knew a red car was involved and they had a geo area to focus on/around.
None of those factors exist in Isa's case. A grid search works when there's a specific and identifiable central geographical point and a search extends from there covering a finite amount of acreage.
What is that geographical point in which to set up a grid? What information is pointing to this area?
They start at her home and go from there? There has to be a better reason than they don't know where to look. A grid search could turn up something, who knows. Maybe they did a grid search of the neighborhood already, I don't know.