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From Andrews brother (full .pdf at link may take a minute to load):
Update: November 15, 2010 11:36 PM
The search continues to find Andrew's body. In the meantime I will share this story of Andrew's life.
Andrew's Story: Andrew Blaine Compton left us on October 28, 2010 to be with his heavenly Father and those that had gone before him. Andrew was born two months prematurely with life-threatening lung and heart issues that required very radical treatments to save his life. His parents camped out at his bedside day and night, wondering if he would even survive. Quiet and strong, he made it through those first two months. Andrew had many subsequent hospitalizations, including open heart surgery and a surgically placed feeding tube until he was 5. Over the years, a lot of hard work was done with Andrew to get him and keep him healthier. As his health improved, he began to blossom. In 3rd grade, he began baking in 4-H, having a flair for finding the most complicated recipes. His elementary school had done a great job of helping him to grow and expand his horizons....Click here to read the rest of the story and see a few images.
http://mypage.iu.edu/~comptode/Updates.html
Interesting about the health complications and open heart surgery when Andrew was young. If Andrew's body was found and an autopsy concluded the COD was due to an existing heart conditions or other ailment. There might be a slight chance the DA would drop the murder charges. I'm thinking O'Bryan is wishing that the body is found if that is the case and he would be cooperating with LE in where he disposed of the body, not trying to lead them down the wrong path.
http://www.tribtown.com/news/murder-25961-resumes-search.html
Landfill search for murder victim's body resumes
November 16, 2010 7:32 AM
Anticipating rain (today), they brought lights with them, Sara Cullin of Rumpke said Monday night. They planned to continue working until about 10 p.m. and returning early (this morning) if necessary.