MS MS - Leigh Occhi, 13, Tupelo, 27 Aug 1992

[Noirdame79]

I haven't. What's a good title to search for?

It's called "The Search For Leigh Occhi (Broadcast Special).

 

[Quill]

It's called "The Search For Leigh Occhi (Broadcast Special).

thank you!

 

[Quill]

TUPELO, MISS. (WCBI) – The backyard of Rob and Delia Steele’s home on Honey Locust Drive still shows signs of the search that captivated our area and social media for the last week.

Delia said the latest search effort, which also included the drainage ditch, was the result of months of work by investigators.

The big question is, what led to the latest dig.?

Homeowners of Tupelo's most famous cold case speak out

The back yard of Rob and Delia Steele's home on Honey Locust Drive still shows signs of the search that captivated our area and social media for the last week.

www.wcbi.com

 

[SluethinAway]

I haven't. What's a good title to search for?

DBM answered

 

[Noirdame79]

It's strange that the police didn't interview Leigh's boyfriend. I know he was 11, and went to a different school, but he and Leigh spoke daily on the phone and he could have given them information that might have helped. He himself has said that he was surprised the cops never questioned him.

I wonder what findings, if any, came from this recent search.

 

[SluethinAway]

MSU Anthropology team joins the search of a missing Tupelo teen

As investigators from local, state, and federal agencies searched a backyard on Honey Locust Drive and a drainage ditch, students and professors from MSU's forensic anthropology department were also hard at work.

www.wcbi.com

A little more info on the teams involved in the last search:
archeologists who are trained in bones and teeth, as well as archaeologists who are trained in using ground penetrating radar

 

[Quill]

MSU Anthropology team joins the search of a missing Tupelo teen

As investigators from local, state, and federal agencies searched a backyard on Honey Locust Drive and a drainage ditch, students and professors from MSU's forensic anthropology department were also hard at work.

www.wcbi.com

A little more info on the teams involved in the last search:
archeologists who are trained in bones and teeth, as well as archaeologists who are trained in using ground penetrating radar

Thanks for sharing this. Hail State.

 

[HmmMysterious]

Investigators still think Leigh Occhi's body is buried on the property where she once lived. They returned to that home in January and conducted a search. It's unclear if any evidence was found. Police aren't commenting on the case or the search.

Forensic Anthropologist: Investigators still believe Leigh Occhi's body remains on the property where she once lived

 

[Noirdame79]

Investigators still think Leigh Occhi's body is buried on the property where she once lived. They returned to that home in January and conducted a search. It's unclear if any evidence was found. Police aren't commenting on the case or the search.

Forensic Anthropologist: Investigators still believe Leigh Occhi's body remains on the property where she once lived

I wonderer about that. I hope there will be a resolution soon. Bumping for Leigh.