(Bolded by me)
I haven't seen a complete overhead that shows the gravel pit being dug up in relation to where it was from the home. There are several pictures online of close-ups of the gravel pit while they were digging, but they are all zoomed in on the pit. My "guess" would be it must be on the southeast side somewhere, because in the video below you do not see the gravel pit in the overhead farm pictures, but you do see the whole main home, farm buildings and crops directly around the home. They also show digging up the farm pit, but not in relation to other buildings on the farm.
This video has some different angles of the farm, shows them digging, has snippets of that early interview with DR (with his face blurred out), and has the news story about some parents objecting when DR was going to start teaching music at St. Boniface school in Cold Spring, MN. (The school decided to place a paraprofessional in his class to assist, who was later removed.)
http://www.immelman.us/news/dan-rassier-teaching-concerns/
This other link to Immelman's website contains several videos; Sheriff Sanner on results of the 2010 search so far; DR's interviews with Julie Nelson, etc.
http://www.immelman.us/news/jacob-wetterling-latest-news/
More from Immelman re the interview by Julie Nelson
The soil samples taken from the Rassier property yielded no evidence of Jacob. Investigators are still, however, processing things taken from the house, mainly papers from Rassier's bedroom.
"It's organized but it's so much stuff and so much paperwork files on everything and I have a Jacob Wetterling file," said Dan.
"Why?" asks Julie.
"Why not," he answers. "Would it be weird to let all of this be lost in my memory."
Rassier says the file contained newspaper clippings, videotapes of news and a letter from Patty Wetterling.
"Was that letter addressed to you?" asked Julie Nelson
"It was addressed to me but it looks like it went through the sheriff's department. It was basically pleading with me to, basically accusing me that I did it and that would you please end this whole thing and let's wrap this up and come forward."
Rassier received that letter six years ago, but never responded. Then, last October, he ran into Patty outside his health club.
"She asked me if I could talk and my just reaction was well, yeah, of course. Twenty years is long enough to not talk. So, we sat down and talked for about an hour," said Dan.
He says Patty asked several times if Dan was responsible for Jacob's disappearance. He, said no.
