This is the original posting of the Patch article and video. In looking at it again this morning I noticed that the article and presumably the video interview is by Joe Hosey of the Drew Peterson case, book, and made for TV Lifetime movie fame. He annoys me some but he is a good journalist and has garnered some awards. He was originally with The Chicago Sun Times and before that The Herald.
Anyhow, in listening to the interview again, knowing more now than I did the first time I listened, I noted that the guy saw cones out in the field, beyond the gate at the cement plant and presumed that that is where Gliniewicz was found. IF that is true, why would it take the arriving officers eight minutes to find him since it does not appear to be a swampy area? Or, maybe it is where the gun was found? Supposedly the gun was found near the body. I need to go back and look at some of the other current videos showing views of that area beyond the gate and into the cement plant. Maybe the weeds are really high right now in that area?
I think it is unlikely the three men Gliniewicz told the dispatcher about were there in or with a vehicle. The gate into the cement plant seems to be the 'end of the road'.
Lots to think about.