Anybody think Lauren will have a story or two this week?
But the advantage is that they are in the middle of nowhere, not a lot of close neighbors. Entirely possible he went somewhere that only the wildlife would hear, imo. Also, the noise from the Bobcat at an unusual hour didn't seem to bother him, either.ATVs are really loud. Doesn't seem like the vehicle of choice for taking off into the night to hide a body? But I suppose if the location were remote enough, it could be a possibility.
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I wonder if BM thought at long as he turned off the phones, he was good to go. Not a thought to the EVI, or GPS built in to vehicles.
But the advantage is that they are in the middle of nowhere, not a lot of close neighbors. Entirely possible he went somewhere that only the wildlife would hear, imo. Also, the noise from the Bobcat at an unusual hour didn't seem to bother him, either.
The whole aspect of the phone pings and GPS/EVI, etc, we're Crime Hags, we know this stuff from following cases, does the average person have this as just general knowledge? Also dependent on how tech-savvy he is, as well. Some people think clearing your browser history actually gets rid of your browser history, imo.
I don't use twitter,but perhaps someone who does,could ask her,please.
If he had his phone with him when he hid Suzanne,wouldn't LE have been able to really narrow down a search area?
I don't use twitter,but perhaps someone who does,could ask her,please.
I would imagine they could. I wonder if he didn't leave his phone somewhere "where it was supposed to be". I think this whole case is going to hinge on the phone and other electronic data. What BM claims, vs what the data shows.If he had his phone with him when he hid Suzanne,wouldn't LE have been able to really narrow down a search area?
The whole aspect of the phone pings and GPS/EVI, etc, we're Crime Hags, we know this stuff from following cases, does the average person have this as just general knowledge? Also dependent on how tech-savvy he is, as well. Some people think clearing your browser history actually gets rid of your browser history, imo.
I think one of the most telling things will be the particular areas that are searched. It’s entirely possible that Suzanne is located no where near Denver.
I think it all comes down to when he disposed of Suzanne’s body. He either did it before he left for Denver, or he did it on the way (I think he left earlier than 5 AM in that case).
If he did it before and returned home, then she’d be somewhere in the opposite direction.
If he did it on the way, he could have detoured. I just hope the searchers are given a general idea of where law enforcement suspects she may be.
I read that Chaffee county has 16,000 mines with over 5,000 still active.ATVs are really loud. Doesn't seem like the vehicle of choice for taking off into the night to hide a body? But I suppose if the location were remote enough, it could be a possibility.
How did you read the Sheriff's press release below? I took it as he's going to provide resources to support and assist AM's search effort. But it's AM's search and LE will be taking his lead on where he wants to search (set up a command post) but I don't get the impression they will be suggesting search sites based on any of their evidence. A crime scene team will be on standby in case evidence is found. IMO Your thoughts?
NEW: Sheriff John Spezze sent a press release at 9:47 p.m. Thursday night. This update comes after FOX21’s Lauren Scharf has asked multiple times about the upcoming search effort:
“As part of this investigation numerous searches were conducted however Suzanne has yet to be located.
Andrew Moorman, brother of Suzanne Morphew, is organizing an independent search in the area of Suzanne’s disappearance. This effort will begin on September 24th and continue for the next several days. Andrew will be leading several hundred volunteer searchers from various towns and states in his effort to find his sister.
The Chaffee County Sheriff’s Office and the Colorado Bureau of Investigation want to support this effort. Although our team is unable to coordinate and lead this effort due to liability issues we want to support this effort in several different ways. We certainly appreciate this huge undertaking and want to offer support to facilitate their efforts.
We will be staffing our command post with liaison personnel to assist Moorman search members. Our SAR units will be on hand to assist with Moorman search team accountability and other search team coordination issues. Our crime scene team will be available to document and collect any evidence if found. We will have both Chaffee County and CBI case Agents on hand in this endeavor as well.
As with any major undertaking it takes many different resources to complete a task and we once again appreciate the Moorman Search effort and its many volunteers.”
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I think someone’s s****ing their pants about now jmooHow did you read the Sheriff's press release below? I took it as he's going to provide resources to support and assist AM's search effort. But it's AM's search and LE will be taking his lead on where he wants to search (set up a command post) but I don't get the impression they will be suggesting search sites based on any of their evidence. A crime scene team will be on standby in case evidence is found. IMO Your thoughts?
NEW: Sheriff John Spezze sent a press release at 9:47 p.m. Thursday night. This update comes after FOX21’s Lauren Scharf has asked multiple times about the upcoming search effort:
“As part of this investigation numerous searches were conducted however Suzanne has yet to be located.
Andrew Moorman, brother of Suzanne Morphew, is organizing an independent search in the area of Suzanne’s disappearance. This effort will begin on September 24th and continue for the next several days. Andrew will be leading several hundred volunteer searchers from various towns and states in his effort to find his sister.
The Chaffee County Sheriff’s Office and the Colorado Bureau of Investigation want to support this effort. Although our team is unable to coordinate and lead this effort due to liability issues we want to support this effort in several different ways. We certainly appreciate this huge undertaking and want to offer support to facilitate their efforts.
We will be staffing our command post with liaison personnel to assist Moorman search members. Our SAR units will be on hand to assist with Moorman search team accountability and other search team coordination issues. Our crime scene team will be available to document and collect any evidence if found. We will have both Chaffee County and CBI case Agents on hand in this endeavor as well.
As with any major undertaking it takes many different resources to complete a task and we once again appreciate the Moorman Search effort and its many volunteers.”
“I’m not the other woman”: Second contractor speaks out about Suzanne Morphew investigation | FOX21 News Colorado
They draw attention.ATVs are really loud. Doesn't seem like the vehicle of choice for taking off into the night to hide a body? But I suppose if the location were remote enough, it could be a possibility.
That last press release showed that not only have they been quietly searching, but they’ve pulled out all the stops.
Just a staggering amount of resources used, to include the best body finders in the world, Necrosearch International.