Sasquatch321
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This story I'm sharing with you is concrete proof that guimond could have been missed in the two lakes. You can't just say we used sonar, we used that, and say the area is cleared.
In this story divers and sonar were scanning exactly where Jesse Dadys body was the whole time, but didn't get a hit until the sixth day. One more day could have found Joshua Guimond, but to never search it again without finding him yet, thats what gets to me.
"Stearns County divers spent 10 hours Thursday searching two areas identified by sonar equipment as areas that may contain Dady's remains. The search turned up nothing, and the county hadn't planned to continue its river search after Thursday, Bechtold said."
Dady was there.
"He said that sonar used early in the week had cleared the area between the railroad bridge and Veterans Bridge, with the exception of the two spots divers examined Thursday. Officials postponed the river search until investigators had more specific information about where to search, he said."
Dady was there.
Body believed to be Dady found during river search
In this story divers and sonar were scanning exactly where Jesse Dadys body was the whole time, but didn't get a hit until the sixth day. One more day could have found Joshua Guimond, but to never search it again without finding him yet, thats what gets to me.
"Stearns County divers spent 10 hours Thursday searching two areas identified by sonar equipment as areas that may contain Dady's remains. The search turned up nothing, and the county hadn't planned to continue its river search after Thursday, Bechtold said."
Dady was there.
"He said that sonar used early in the week had cleared the area between the railroad bridge and Veterans Bridge, with the exception of the two spots divers examined Thursday. Officials postponed the river search until investigators had more specific information about where to search, he said."
Dady was there.
Body believed to be Dady found during river search