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Cadaver dogs join police in hunt for links to killings
By Mike Taugher
Contra Costa Times
Posted: 08/30/2009 08:08:16 PM PDT
Updated: 08/31/2009 12:01:20 PM PDT
Searching continued today, though with fewer law enforcement officers, at the home of Phillip and Nancy Garrido, where police say kidnap victim Jaycee Dugard and her two young daughters lived for years in hidden backyard squalor.
The Garridos are now jailed on suspicion of kidnapping and a host of other rape and abuse charges.
This morning a chain-link fence had been erected at the Garrido's front property line and police had nailed boards over the single-story home's windows to prevent trespassing.
Dozens of media crews remained camped out on rural Walnut Avenue, where they had been since Thursday.
On Sunday police had extended their search to a next door neighbor's yard as they looked for evidence linking the Garridos to a number of unsolved homicides. Neighbors had told police that Phillip Garrido served as a caretaker at one point in the once-vacant home next to his.
The Sunday search for evidence involved more than 20 law enforcement officers moving in and around the Garridos' backyard a collection of worn-out tents, sheds and piles of rubbish where Dugard, 29, and her 15- and 11-year-old daughters are believed to have lived, hidden by tarps and dense brush from neighbors and even a visiting parole agent.
Authorities had intended to complete the search late Sunday, but reported that evidence had emerged that would require further examination of the properties. more at link: http://www.contracostatimes.com/top-stories/ci_13236464?nclick_check=1
By Mike Taugher
Contra Costa Times
Posted: 08/30/2009 08:08:16 PM PDT
Updated: 08/31/2009 12:01:20 PM PDT
Searching continued today, though with fewer law enforcement officers, at the home of Phillip and Nancy Garrido, where police say kidnap victim Jaycee Dugard and her two young daughters lived for years in hidden backyard squalor.
The Garridos are now jailed on suspicion of kidnapping and a host of other rape and abuse charges.
This morning a chain-link fence had been erected at the Garrido's front property line and police had nailed boards over the single-story home's windows to prevent trespassing.
Dozens of media crews remained camped out on rural Walnut Avenue, where they had been since Thursday.
On Sunday police had extended their search to a next door neighbor's yard as they looked for evidence linking the Garridos to a number of unsolved homicides. Neighbors had told police that Phillip Garrido served as a caretaker at one point in the once-vacant home next to his.
The Sunday search for evidence involved more than 20 law enforcement officers moving in and around the Garridos' backyard a collection of worn-out tents, sheds and piles of rubbish where Dugard, 29, and her 15- and 11-year-old daughters are believed to have lived, hidden by tarps and dense brush from neighbors and even a visiting parole agent.
Authorities had intended to complete the search late Sunday, but reported that evidence had emerged that would require further examination of the properties. more at link: http://www.contracostatimes.com/top-stories/ci_13236464?nclick_check=1