little726
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i have been gone for awhile and haven't got caught up yet so this may have been addressed already, but if you ever visit southeast oklahoma you might get a better idea of why the media isn't all over this case. it certainly makes sense that they would be, but there is no "local" media. the nearest television stations are at least 50 miles away and any newspapers are very small mostly weekly papers. couple that with the fact that the people are very private and they do not trust strangers, especially any sort of law enforcement or media. they live in such a remote place for a reason and they do not want anybody "up in there business".
Nanny, you make a good point about the people who live in remote areas. But...this is still the USA and laws have been broken. Especially, in SE Oklahoma. Certain people who live there, seem to think the laws don't apply to them!