Fellows I dont want to argue about shrub leaves being pushed by the wind of a S&R drone. When heat goes up three helicopters soar over the area. Shrub leaves? Kidding me? Have you ever stood under a Blackhawk? It literally rocks your world.
There are companies out there offering Search & Rescue services for disaster sites. Much messier than the OB marshes.
After all, what is to be looked for down in the area is a 5 feet tall dead girl, lying on top of the ground. (not in a burlap sack and actually there?)
The only limitation that could be considered is the strong wind, but there will be windows for a smooth operation, and a video/photography drone is not the only way to look for a missing person. This is just one of the possibilities I come up with.
The point I am trying to make is that Shannan was never sought decently.
For example, we all know about the August 2010 visit to Colletti. A detective knocks on Coletti's door in August and gets scolded by the old timer.
So? The outcome? What was the conclusion? Anyone has an idea?
August 2010 SG Case was closed.
The absurdity in search for Shannan is a big mystery that deserves an explanation.
Hawkshaw was bold enough to point the arrows on SCPD, so here's my version of the events.
The following is NOT TRUE just my imagination.
First of all, I dont buy the "dog training" story.
Yes, cadaver dogs are trained, but in special facilities. You dont just pick up body parts and go for a secluded place to train your dog.
I've read several pages on the net regarding the topic. Some trainers say they use their own blood. But this is not the regular training, it is more like "keep the dog warm" kind of exercise.
I believe John Malia's was neither a training nor an exercise.
Megan and especially Amber were placed very close to the road. Many motorists pick up the smell, even recognize it, a few call the police. But LE just cant process the information.
Too lazy to look into it? Or perhaps they value the difference between the smell from a "decomposing human" and a "decomposing hooker". Who knows?
A bit of information from these calls somehow makes its way to John Malia. He puts two and two together and the inauspicious discovery is made.
Malia's knowledge should be limited to something like "A hooker gone missing in the area" and no wonder he has no clue about a serial killer. So, when Malia finds the first body on Dec 11th, he believes he found Shannan.
At this point, Malia had to be satisfied. There was a complaint of a smell and there's the body, circle is closed.
Although, he may have thought Melissa's skeletal remains and the reported pungency of the stench dont perfectly click, Malia ends the search, reports the finding, Blue gets the cracker.
SCPD jumps on the report that "Shannan is found". How can we say this? Because detectives show up at the Gilbert house and tell them "We are hundred percent sure it is Shannan" (48 Hours).
Dude, we're not jokin' around we are talking with percentages.
The discovery explains everything, it makes perfect sense and clears SCPD from any blame. She's unimaginably 5 miles away from the spot where she's last seen. That is why SCPD couldnt find her despite the "exhausting efforts."
Anger "brews" in Dormer. Now, it's time to get the murderer, they instantly get JB's SUV for impounding.
http://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/loca...ch-Police-Need-Help-to-Make-ID-111812884.html
Everything goes for an SCPD success story. Except the body is not Shannan.
The jaw implant. Did they find it? Of course not. They dont even know what they are looking for.
Spota writes the gap between Dec 11th and Dec 13th (2010) to rain. Could be. What I think is different.
At some point during the talks with the Gilbert family, the "implant" issue is discovered. A quick call is made, "Dudes, this girl we found has an implant?"
It should be a big oops moment, followed by a "Who's this then?"
Remember, still no one could have the idea about a serial killer.
One of the ways to answer "Who's this then?" question is to expand the search, hoping to find some clothing or better a purse with an ID in it. They do it and find three more bodies. Damn you Blue! Damn you Malia!
From that point on the GB4 discovery site becomes the best place to look for Shannan.
To tidy up the mess, they come up with the training story and "convince" John Malia to stick with it. Lucky for SCPD, Blue doesnt talk.
Because if it's not "random training, it could turn to something like; SCPD = 1 Cop + 1 Dog + Donut Munchers.
There's a saying in my country, goes like this; "If you accidentally have an umbrella shoved up in the..., careful not to open it."
Now, it is December 2011, time to open the umbrella.
The success story started with Malia's discovery, winds up to be a nightmare.
Everybody knows, it is a great possibility that Shannan can be in the marshland, which was never thoroughly searched.
Shannan becomes the Angel sending four girls home. Was she murdered? Did she ever have her own burlap sack? I don't know.