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http://www.wfiwradio.com/2016/02/08/headlines-for-monday-february-8-2016/
Acting on a tip from the public, Emergency Management and local law enforcement officials searched a wooded area south of Fairfield on Saturday for evidence related to the disappearance of Megan Nichols.
Assistant Police Chief Silas Eckelberry said authorities received a tip that evidence regarding Megans disappearance could be located in a thickly wooded area off the Burnt Prairie blacktop south of Fairfield. For over two hours, EMA officials, along with Fairfield City Police, Wayne County Sheriffs Deputies and auxiliary police combed the area, finding no evidence of the missing teen.
Found the discussion about the previously searched area based on some tip. This was back in February 2016.
Something is really off about the way this previous search was handled or reported on.
No way a wooded area can be thoroughly searched in 2 hours. The article talks about lots of participation and the organizing of multiple groups would take time to even get started. Something is really off about this early tip and searched area. And why no cadaver dogs were attempted to be brought in. No mention about using dogs which would have been helpful. They make it sound like 2 hours is a long time searching.
"authorities received a tip that evidence regarding Megans disappearance could be located in a thickly wooded area off the Burnt Prairie blacktop south of Fairfield. For over two hours, EMA officials, along with Fairfield City Police, Wayne County Sheriffs Deputies and auxiliary police combed the area, finding no evidence of the missing teen. The search started a little after 8 Saturday morning and lasted over 2 ½ hours again, with no results."
http://www.wfiwradio.com/2016/02/08/headlines-for-monday-february-8-2016/