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http://www.examiner.com/missing-per...ing-for-victims-of-speed-freak-serial-killers
My question - if this was long suspected as a dumping ground, why did Shermantine get paid to divulge this information?
Wesley Shermantine, 45, and his childhood and long-time friend Loren Herzog, also 45, killed for sport in the 1980s and 1990s. It was reported that they spent their childhood killing animals and exploring abandoned mines and wells in the area.
If it was "long-rumored" to hold a mass grave, as the LA Times reports, why was it not searched sooner? Why were families allowed to suffer for years wondering what happened to their loved ones, when the answers for some lie on that cattle ranch?
My question - if this was long suspected as a dumping ground, why did Shermantine get paid to divulge this information?
Padilla said.
Bostonherald.com reports that even when authorities had the maps in hand, Shermantine's directions weren't taken seriously and languished for months until Padilla took his own cadaver dogs to the San Andreas site and “got a lot of hits.”
Deputies were finally compelled to search the sites after some remains found in 2003 were identified last year but not connected to the "Speed Freak" killings until last month.
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