Dogs are able to pick up a scent within minutes of the death or years later. In some studies, they have found 25-year-old skeletonized remains, buried in an area of 300 by 150 feet. Cadaver Dogs: How Canine Noses Help Find Dead Bodies.
I realized that the mods disallowed info from the TLADinLA podcast but I can't see an option to delete my post. My apologies for referencing it.
The work around to delete a post is to edit your post to just say “DBM”, which means deleted by me.
Not sure if you’re aware of how bad crime is in LA and it’s surrounding cities but if you can imagine it, multiply it by 50. 911 lines are often busy, if even answered at all (I’ve had to call before). Police don’t jump to anything here. Families of missing people are often told to get private investigators. There’s just not enough resources. So I don’t feel that even *if* these were cadaver dogs, that very much would’ve been done. They’re not even admissible in court
Thank you, what’s the source you found this info from?
If you have a NamUs account you can view ruleouts for each listing.
LE has said nothing that I can find when doing a Google search over the last year. Some tidbits such as this from Malibu Daily News from August of last year. Elaine Park - Malibu Daily News
