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Seems that the Gano search could have been a ruse, too. Evidently all media were standing across the street, cameras aimed at the biggest news yet.
Let me just play with this for a minute-indulge me, if you will.
1) Perhaps the earth-moving machine was there at night because it was not being used somewhere else? Did it go back home when it was time for it to go to work again? No time lost, no rental money used.
2) People in LE work nights-so maybe these were the night people, w/no overtime involved?
3) Perhaps while all attention was focused here, something else was going on somewhere else?
OK- enough muddying of the waters for now. Sometimes I think my role in life is to play devil's advocate.
If what I have put out here is preposterous, please feel free to click the BS button at the bottom. :innocent:
Oh y'all.... Come on now. I just, honest to God, don't think LE did that. I was a public servant once. Not with LE, I was with the state, but I worked with LE on cases. I'm telling you, I never saw the organization to come up with and impliment something like that on the fly - especially at the beginning of a case - those are usually pretty chaotic times. I mean, you sometimes see sting operations that take planning, but those are longer term and planned projects.
On top of which, LE may lie to people during interrogations, and they may hold back an element of the crime that only the perpetrator would know, but they definitely do not want to purposely do things that might give the general public, the law abiding citizens, the idea that they should have less confidence in what law enforcement tells them. And I think they would be afraid that misleading the public on that type of scale would do just that. That people would begin to distrust if they were getting correct information. Enough mistakes in communication happen WITHOUT LE trying to make those mistakes that in general, they don't want to propagate misinformation.
Also, it takes a lot of resources to bring people out to work scenes and it would also take a lot of resources just to fake something like that. I really think that after they found the remains, there was something there that made them think the crime happened at the burned out house, and that's why they processed it.