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The video titled 11PM Saturday coverage, talks about two other recent murders.
http://www.wsaz.com/news/headlines/12576086.html#
Christine, it was the video on the right side of the page that Suzi provided. One was a stabbing of a man and the other was a shooting of a man. This crime against Leah seems to be a different MO and unrelated to the others. JMO.
Christine, it was the video on the right side of the page that Suzi provided. One was a stabbing of a man and the other was a shooting of a man. This crime against Leah seems to be a different MO and unrelated to the others. JMO.
Oops, forgot. Yes, depending on the case it would be ideal to have dogs trained in various methods available for all cases where a dog could be uselful--missing, article search, disaster, avalanche, water search, live human, human remains detection, etc..
Lion
Let me say that first I know NOTHING about SAR dogs. But what I just thought was--the focus was on finding a missing person at first, NOT finding a body (or at least I assume that is true).
I remember reading that it traced her scent from the apartment to the parking lot and then came to a dead end, BUT I am wondering if the dog actually traced Leah's route BACKWARD. In other words, Leah came from the car (after her McDonald's trip) to the apartment and the dog traced the scent backwards (from the apartment to the car), thus throwing investigators off into believing she had been abducted instead of believing her body was still on the premises.
But if that was the case, I have to think she was probably taken from the apartment to the laundry room in the plastic. OKAY--sorry, I'm theory-ful!