jlynne1978
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We were able to get into her tablet, but not her phone. The police are still working on getting into her phone, which we think is critical.
I’m curious about the backyard because the terrain could be important in many ways. Soft spots or holes, foliage, access to it, fencing, shady areas, etc. and what type of wildlife is in the area? Can you describe the backyard?[/QUO
Berkshire Mountain Search and Rescue teams have looked in the woods and lake surrounding where she disappeared. I believe Mass State Police are going to search the woods with cadaver dogs.
Getting those phone records is definitely critical. I'm glad you were able to check her tablet. Did you check through all the photos and docs on the tablet? I know some people find writing a journal to therapeutic, or maybe she might have noted some thoughts/feelings in a document. Just a thought.We were able to get into her tablet, but not her phone. The police are still working on getting into her phone, which we think is critical.
Authorities are investigating whether a body found in Peru, Massachusetts matches the identity of a woman that was reported missing in May, the Berkshire District Attorney’s Office said on Tuesday.
Peru and Hinsdale are only a couple of miles apart it seems. Google Maps
Is it an 1hr 41 minute walk via a paved surface? Could be much longer through thick woods.View attachment 193721
Yes very close, 5 miles.
a 13 minute drive or an hour and 41 minute walk
Smith road in Hinsdale to Curtin Road in Peru, MA
Maybe she got lost in the woods and wandered on?Is it an 1hr 41 minute walk via a paved surface? Could be much longer through thick woods.