It’s just such a vast area though, and there’s a lot of places she could have taken him. That’s the difficulty, even with the short amount of time she had.
They’ve honed in on several search areas though, so I do think they have been able to track her movements somehow.
She didn’t need any help, and I really don’t think she did. That’s another person who could talk, and another person with a trail.
BBM:
It's an incredibly mixed bag of variables, which is what's making it hard for me to be confident of the result.
It does appear that LE has managed to track her movements somehow.
Advantage: LE.
They've obviously received some type of credible information about where she went that day.
This search >40 miles away has required a lot of resources, e.g., manpower, equipment, $$$$, etc.
There's no way LE would have expended all those resources unless they had a really, really solid basis for pouring so much of their time, energy, attention and, frankly, money, into that search.
Having said that, Colorado is vast and varied terrain, much of it remote and sparsely populated.
Colorado is big country.
Gannon is a little boy.
Another issue for LE: I do think we're looking at someone who acted alone.
In the Kelsey case, they had a cooperating witness, who gave LE the details re: the murder location and the burn site. Even then, LE was unable to recover KB's body.
Here, I think we have one person and one person only who can tell us where GS is right now.
JMO.