I know there has been some confusion or wondering about the use of "dogs" with this case; Just found some info on another site i thought i would post.
http://www.cfnews13.com/article/new...team-raids-home-in-search-for-Michelle-Parker
ORLANDO --
The search for a missing Orlando mother takes a serious turn this weekend as police raid a house Saturday.
Mother of three Michelle Parker, has been missing for more than a week now.
Neighbors say SWAT teams tear-gassed a home, where Parker's ex-boyfriend lives, and went inside. The home is on Rose Boulevard, off of South Texas Avenue. That's just east of John Young Parkway.
Police only said they are searching for "a piece of the puzzle" on where they might find her.
Orlando police said no one was arrested in the raid, however neighbors claim everyone was taken out of the home and someone was put into a patrol car.
According to Orange County property records, the home is registered to a "Dale Smith Senior." That's the name of Michelle Parker's ex-fiance's father. Parker's family said Dale Smith Jr. lives in the home.
Parker's brother, Dustin Erickson, said whatever police were looking for at the house, they did not find it.
"They had reason to search the house. They searched the house, they didn't come up with what they were looking for," Erickson said. "The SWAT team was there,
They had dogs there and they didn't come up with nothing."
The Parker family has said in the past they don't think Smith had anything to do with the disappearance.
Meanwhile, searchers moved into Lake Nona Saturday. Four search parties with dogs went into that area to look for the woman who has been missing for more than a week now.
"There's a lot of high hopes still. We're waiting on answers to a lot of different leads," said Dustin Erickson, Michelle's brother. "We've had, from what I hear, in the high hundreds, of phone calls in with leads, and it just takes time to process all that."
Volunteers from Texas Equusearch, a non-profit search and recovery team, arrived in Orlando Saturday and are working with authorities and Parker's family in coordinating the search.
Search dogs, ATVs, and men on horseback are all being employed as rescuers try to locate her.
Parker is described as 5 foot, 6 inches tall with short, dark brown hair. Anyone with information on her disappearance is being urged to call the Orlando Police Department at (321) 235-5300.
i had not seen this before....so just thought i would pass it on.
Does anyone know if the search with Texas Equusearch ever Happened? I know that tim was leaving shortly after he arrived in orlando, but there were volunteer searchers in orlando from texas equusearch working on the case before tim arrived if i am correct.
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