Found Deceased KY - Savannah Spurlock, 22, left 'The Other Bar' with 2 men, Richmond, 4 Jan 2019 #5 *Arrest*

[oceanblueeyes]

I think she was and I think cell data was what led them there in the first place to search originally.

They simply missed her the first time imo

It’s not uncommon at all

I'm not convinced she was there the entire time. Imo she was not, and that is why they are guesstimating she had been there for four months.

If the evidence showed them she had been there the entire time they wouldnt have said four months instead of 6 months or more.. which is a big difference in time.

Imo, he thought the coast was clear when the search ended, and after then is when he put her there. Imo

Jmho

 

[ab01]

On another topic

If all three men claimed that SS left the Price Court home the next morning on foot then they have some splaining to do imo.

 

[ab01]

I'm not convinced she was there the entire time. Imo she was not, and that is why they are guesstimating she had been there for four months.

If the evidence showed them she had been there the entire time they wouldnt have said four months instead of 6 months or more.. which is a big difference in time.

Imo, he thought the coast was clear when the search ended, and after then is when he put her there. Imo

Jmho

Did you watch the press conference? That’s not exactly what was said imo

 

[LadyL]

Four months? So that's why they said she hadn't been put there recently.

Now they have to find out where her body was located before then, and if anyone else helped him hide the body before moving her the final time.

Imo, but the unusual position of the body is how they knew her body had been hidden elsewhere.

Jmho

no no

he said Savannah was not placed there recently
and
"getting into why we didn't see the body four months ago would be complete speculation"

so presumably she was there four months ago

 

[ab01]

Her body could have been in an “unusual position,” regardless of if she was moved or not.

I think it was simply a way of saying “unnatural.”

I’ve heard of plenty of killers who bury their victims close to their property, but have never heard of one where someone brings the body back to the probable crime scene.

You want to create space between you and the victim, both literally and figuratively.

The “Ice truck killer” this guy ain’t imo

 

[wary]

no no

he said Savannah was not placed there recently
and
"getting into why we didn't see the body four months ago would be complete speculation"

so presumably she was there four months ago

I got the feeling that the last thing he wanted to do was speculate, in a press conference, as to whose fault it was that they didn’t find her.

 

[MassGuy]

no no

he said Savannah was not placed there recently
and
"getting into why we didn't see the body four months ago would be complete speculation"

so presumably she was there four months ago

We’ve seen this a lot, especially recently.

Searchers and cadaver dogs, miss bodies.

It happens.

 

[LadyL]

I got the feeling that the last thing he wanted to do was speculate, in a press conference, as to whose fault it was that they didn’t find her.

yes I agree
I was trying to explain why she was probably not moved in the last four months to that location
I'm failing miserably lol

 

[girlhasnoname]

I'm betting his pressure helped push this case along. Hiring a Private Investigator was a good move.

Absolutely agree 110%. The latest push by the family with media contact, placing local flyers, etc. has kept attention on Savannah and I think may very well have helped persuade someone to make that call!

 

[Kaykayy]

Does anyone know how long it takes to identity a cause of death after such bad decomposition?

 

[MassGuy]

Does anyone know how long it takes to identity a cause of death after such bad decomposition?

It all depends on the specific cause, and if it leaves telltale signs.

Decomposition won’t matter if she was beaten or shot, and even stabbing leaves marks on the bone.

Strangulation typically leaves a broken hyoid bone.

Asphyxiation would likely be impossible to determine.

I do think they know what killed her at this point though.

 

[LAHOLLA]

Kentuckian here. I was absolutely expecting SS to be just another missing person from our state who would never be found. I hope it’s some small consolation to her family to know the final outcome rather than just spend their whole lives wondering. I can’t imagine being in either situation.

I don’t think the “unnatural position” means she was moved. A concealed burial is definitely not a hallmark of a natural death and that’s how I interpret it.

It was so cold when they were initially searching. Are dogs trained to find a frozen corpse? I feel like that could be why she was overlooked.

 

[wary]

yes I agree
I was trying to explain why she was probably not moved in the last four months to that location
I'm failing miserably lol

I was just going off on a tangent. You were fine.

 

[MassGuy]

Kentuckian here. I was absolutely expecting SS to be just another missing person from our state who would never be found. I hope it’s some small consolation to her family to know the final outcome rather than just spend their whole lives wondering. I can’t imagine being in either situation.

I don’t think the “unnatural position” means she was moved. A concealed burial is definitely not a hallmark of a natural death and that’s how I interpret it.

It was so cold when they were initially searching. Are dogs trained to find a frozen corpse? I feel like that could be why she was overlooked.

Great point about it being cold. I think that could have slowed the decomposition process, and made it more difficult for the dogs to locate her.

 

[Steph8angels]

Do we even have an official TOD?

 

[wary]

Do we even have an official TOD?

No, we don’t, but I suspect that she was dead by the time she was declared missing, that day.

 

[Ree89]

So am I right in saying she was found buried in the back garden, outside, and not in the barn? But as everyone said it was freezing so surely the ground was frozen and made it difficult plus would it not have been noticeable that the ground had been disturbed ?it's just so sad, there all along! He must be a special kind of monster to have been able to walk by her every day!!! Rip savannah.

 

[cvaldez1975]

Do they have Rapid DNA? this was a very quick ID IMO.

maybe they used dental records.

 

[Twistinginthewind]

Kentucky State Police identify human remains as Savannah Spurlock

So thankful she has been found and an arrest has been made, and her loved ones and community can mourn for her now.

 

[Seattle1]

I'm not convinced she was there the entire time. Imo she was not, and that is why they are guesstimating she had been there for four months.

If the evidence showed them she had been there the entire time they wouldnt have said four months instead of 6 months or more.. which is a big difference in time.

Imo, he thought the coast was clear when the search ended, and after then is when he put her there. Imo

Jmho

Jacqueline Nie‏ @JacquelineLEX18
KSP say the body of Savannah Spurlock was not placed recently on the property at Fall Lick Road @LEX18News

1:08 PM - 11 Jul 2019

ETA: KSP response to reporter. IMO, Investigators don't seem to believe SS ever left the property.