If by your comment you mean me, I did not imply that any SEARCH was faked.
Just that you may not have had a camera and reporter on the scene at every one of them. I think there was evidence found at more than one place.
I would also give more credence to what the sheriff said than Tim Miller, but that's just me. I don't know how "in the loop" he would have been.
But, if you are going to all the trouble to put detectives on each truck and search them as they were COLLECTED as the sheriff said in his video, I don't think you would want to take a chance on contamination of evidence or having it separated in transit by changing trucks and adding garbage along the way needlessly. And that is all I have to say.
Regardless of whether or not Tim Miller is "in the loop," Equusearch is not going to use their resources to go somewhere and search when the body has already been found. There are too many other people who need those resources.
I've listened to Besseler's statement several times now. His deputy wanted him to have LE follow the garbage trucks. Bessler says he ordered a car to follow each truck to "sort through the garbage as it was collected and brought in." In other words, when they searched the contents of the trucks, they did so in order, as the garbage was collected, one truck at a time as the trucks were brought into the dump (as opposed to letting all of the trucks pick up and go to the landfill unescorted and mixing the trash of all the trucks together, and with other trash at the landfill - which could have really muddied things). They would have had to sort through all of the neighborhood trash with no idea which part of the neighborhood's trash was dumped where. If they found the body doing it that way, there would be no guarantee that the body was with all the garbage that had been dumped in the same dumpster/part of the neighborhood as the remains.
He needed LE to follow each truck to see and notate exactly where each truck went in the neighborhood, and in what order they collected trash. He needed them to sit on the trucks (follow them and watch them) and to ensure that they weren't tampered with at any time prior to Wednesday morning's search - it tightened up the chain of custody in case anything of evidentiary value was found. That's what he assigned LE to do. And LE searched
both of the landfills where neighborhood trash was taken, one truck at a time - sorting through it in order, as it were.
Again, if they had found the body in OP there would have been a huge crime scene there. And if LE just didn't want the public to know where the body was found, they would simply tell the media they aren't releasing that info in order to protect the investigation, just like they did with the COD.
