ABC7News ‏@ABC7News 6m
Volunteer Relisha Rudd task force finds unidentified bones in Kenilworth Park. http://wj.la/1kLFygm pic.twitter.com/V6TywNokDf
bruce johnson ‏@brucejohnson9 25m
New: a new discovery in DC park brings police looking for Relisha Rudd back there. Live @6:30 @wusa9 @DMV_Nation @NWDCScoop
wusa9- nobody is calling this a break in the case.
They just showed the bones. I do not think they are human.
I am lurking here to see what you guys find out - I had a feeling *something* would be found today. I don't feel this task force of citizens are all what they are portraying to be. Everything seems off.
I am not necessarily anti-physic.
There was no specific location in the park that the physic told them to go look, other than "near a recreational area" and "near water". The entire park is near water. How many recreational areas are there in that Park?
So my question is how in earth did this search group just happen to find these bones in such a short amount of search time.
And if these bones were inside a bag, inside a trash can how is it possible that they have been there all of this time and were not found by LE?