When my cat died... a slender cat.. I just think, even though some have posted to the contrary, but IMHO, something about a freshly deceased makes it at least seem heavier.. maybe a little later when... stiffness sets in.. perhaps it might be easier then? I'm not sure? I don't know, I'd like to see someone drag a 200lb body.. and not only drag, but also lift up into a vehicle or truck box. And yes of course LE is not going to release details which could jeopardize their case in any way... but... some fact that would further LE's claim, such as for example, even though Tim Bosma's (God rest his soul) body was incinerated, and presumably also cut up beforehand so that he would fit into said incinerator, there was still evidence from which LE was able to confirm tht his remains were found on the land of the accused. LE in this case however, said themselves that there was no smoking gun, only a bunch of little pieces that when put all together, made a clearer picture, enough for them to feel confident in getting a conviction to the charges they laid. DNA from the missing, found in the accused's truck WOULD be a smoking gun, being in possession of a bank card owned by the missing WOULD be a smoking gun.. so many things would really be a smoking gun, but yet they said there is no smoking gun. If they had something big, my bet is that they would leak it, if not openly state it to MSM.. not only to justify their charges, but also to intimidate the accused into a confession. MOO.
Several women in this forum have tested, and/or stated that they could drag a 200 lb body, and it wasn't as tough as they thought. I can also personally confirm a healthy male can easily do it, even in one's 50’s. If you haven't ever tried, it's a stretch to make that claim, and if you have tried it, you'd have to be very small in stature, or have an injury or disability for it to be impossible.
LE is not obligated to release evidence details to the public. Given the complexity of the laws regarding the release of such details, LE is almost obligated NOT to release the details before trial. I'm not sold on the benefit to the public good that the secrecy apparently offers either, but LE cannot compromise the case just to satisfy a curiosity. Whether you know now, or a year from now, isn't as big a priority as ensuring the case can proceed.