Found Deceased ND - Savanna Lafontaine-Greywind, 22, pregnant, Fargo, 19 Aug 2017 #1 *Arrests*

[SuperTmo]

Cray, cray peeps

Weird. Cray also gets on my nerves haha! I just don't think people like this are worthy of cutesy names.

 

[SadInFargo]

From the apartment door to the nearest car its ~12 feet.

 

[Bravo]

Weird. Cray also gets on my nerves haha! I just don't think people like this are worthy of cutesy names.

I just call em nutbars. And I don't mean in the Legal sense.

 

[Stickdino]

From the apartment door to the nearest car its ~12 feet.

Will you attach a picture of the whole block? In that brush covered fence behind the apartment there is a small hole cut out that leads directly to the parking lot on the other side. That whole building is abandoned. I walked through it yesterday.


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[Bravo]

Is there only one entrance? No back or side? TIA

 

[Harmony 2]

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[SadInFargo]

 

[SadInFargo]

Do we know if they were scent tracking dogs or human remains search dogs?

If it was a dog trained to find remains, would it alert to something that was part of the clean up? Like say the ones who did this stashed a bag of bloody rags in there temporarily but it was removed before the car was searched. Would the dog alert?

Or if it was a scent tracking dog and they temporarily hid Savanna's non-bloody clothing in the car, would the dog find the scent even if the stuff was gone?

FARGO - Fargo police have brought in special placenta-sniffing dogs from Minneapolis to aid in the search for clues in the disappearance of Savanna LaFontaine-Greywind and discovery of a newborn baby believe to belong to her.
The specially-trained K-9 team began searching on Friday and continued on Saturday. Fargo police Chief David Todd would not reveal where they have been searching.
Fargo police on Friday also searched a cornfield and grove of trees near Dilworth, Minn., responding to information gathered in interviews and searches.
Asked if the expansion of the investigation to another state would make the case a federal issue and prompt the FBI to join the investigation, Todd said, “Not until we find something.” He said the FBI is assisting Fargo policy “in technical ways,” but that the Fargo Police Department remains the lead law enforcement agency on the case.
Detectives also collected surveillance video taken about the time LaFontaine-Greywind disappeared from several businesses in Fargo and are going through that video.
Police reported that they have received “many calls” on its tipline about the LaFontaine-Greywind case and that detectives are following up on all information provided.
Police continue to encourage the public to check all areas of their properties for any possible information that may relate to the case. Anyone with information should call the Fargo Police tipline at (701) 235-7335.

http://www.inforum.com/news/north-d...e-department-savanna-lafontaine-greywind-case

 

[Knox]

Since LE asked people to check their dumpsters, I assume they have checked the landfill already? I wonder if either of them have worked in the last seven days? If so, hopefully the waste in the Subway dumpster has been located and sorted through.

 

[Knox]

FARGO - Fargo police have brought in special placenta-sniffing dogs from Minneapolis to aid in the search for clues in the disappearance of Savanna LaFontaine-Greywind and discovery of a newborn baby believe to belong to her.

The specially-trained K-9 team began searching on Friday and continued on Saturday. Fargo police Chief David Todd would not reveal where they have been searching.

Fargo police on Friday also searched a cornfield and grove of trees near Dilworth, Minn., responding to information gathered in interviews and searches.

Asked if the expansion of the investigation to another state would make the case a federal issue and prompt the FBI to join the investigation, Todd said, “Not until we find something.” He said the FBI is assisting Fargo policy “in technical ways,” but that the Fargo Police Department remains the lead law enforcement agency on the case.

Detectives also collected surveillance video taken about the time LaFontaine-Greywind disappeared from several businesses in Fargo and are going through that video.
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Wanna bet they show up on video from Wal Mart?

I had no idea there was such a thing as "placenta-sniffing" dogs, wow!

 

[lonetraveler]

Has anyone seen personal information on the monsters being repeated anywhere? Do they work? Have any friends or relatives in the area?

I'm also wondering if these two have family or friends who work in the medical profession.

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[SuperTmo]

From the apartment door to the nearest car its ~12 feet.

It blows my mind that this could have happened in such a small building in the middle of a weekend day.

 

[SuperTmo]

Wanna bet they show up on video from Wal Mart?

I had no idea there was such a thing as "placenta-sniffing" dogs, wow!

How sad that there is even a need for such a specialized SAR team. But I hope all of that training pays off and they are able to locate evidence!

 

[lonetraveler]

I believe they probably got her out of the building and to the parking lot with some kind of ruse, even before she had climbed the stairs up. Maybe BC said she needed to get her bag with sewing stuff from the car or something. I think they forced her or incapacitated her somehow somewhere between her own apartment and the parking lot, and WH (or both of them) drove her to a second location. BC then returned to the apartment as we know because she answered the door when Savanna's father knocked at ~ 2.30 pm. I don't think anything happened in that apartment or that Savanna was even in there.

Did the scent dogs find her scent in the apartment? I know it was reported that the cadaver dog hit on the vehicle in the parking lot.

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[Elainera]

Wanna bet they show up on video from Wal Mart?

I had no idea there was such a thing as "placenta-sniffing" dogs, wow!

Me neither! Amazing!

Does the placenta 'automatically come out when a c section is done? I mean, does it get pulled out with the baby? Or does it get taken out separately? Because if it needs to be removed separately I don't think those two loonies would have done that - why would they. They would just leave it in, right? So I wonder why they have those dogs now looking for a placenta?

 

[Elainera]

Did the scent dogs find her scent in the apartment? I know it was reported that the cadaver dog hit on the vehicle in the parking lot.

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No I don't think so.

 

[Trident]

Wanna bet they show up on video from Wal Mart?

I had no idea there was such a thing as "placenta-sniffing" dogs, wow!

Yeah, that is a NEW one. Sometimes I wonder if "they/whomever they may be", make up some of this stuff.

:cow:

 

[Knox]

Fargo Police Department added 4 photos and a video.

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Today, our detectives have teamed up with MN Canine Search Rescue &a Tracking handler Paul Mathewson and his partner K9 McKenzie, and K9 Search & Rescue handlers Kay Hoernemann, Erin Fredricks and Sandro Adams and K9 Bubba Bleu Moonshine to search areas of interest. These K9s are specially trained in locating placentas. So far, the searches have not yielded any results. They are still out searching for Savanna. #FindSavanna

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[Knox]

The dogs are searching dumpsters and roll-off boxes according to the video and pics.

 

[whitelilac]

"Detectives also collected surveillance video taken about the time LaFontaine-Greywind disappeared from several businesses in Fargo and are going through that video."

Since it appears that this crime may have been premeditated, I hope some of these stores have video, and receipts, showing these monsters bought unusual supplies before Savanna went missing. I imagine it's a huge undertaking to go through all that, but they need as much evidence as possible should Savanna never be found.