SalMAnder
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Because we had tons of snow immediately after (by Wednesday I think if I remember correctly) and since. I think 2 feet accumulation in that area.Why sifting thru snow if his disappearance happened when there was little to no snow on the ground? Maybe someone in the area knows what the cover was like that weekend. Anyway, this is completely MOO, but what if someone was taken completely by suprise that they were considered to be a suspect after assuming anyone would just believe them without question? If that person was actually responsible and had not fully covered tracks in anticipating the heat, maybe they decided a good time to dump evidence not previously disposed of was a couple days later after snowfall, but on that trip they forgot to leave the phone at home, being focused much more on the dumping of evidence and bruised ego.
More than likely. I remember thinking that we had been a while without snow so, if that memory is correct, then the ground would have been bare at the time of GS disappearance. Since then we've had snowfall upon snowfall and several days of bitter cold temps.Just speculating tho, that would mean evidence dropped day of would be under the snow, but evidence dropped says later would be in the midst of it..