Thank you for this Pommy. Very helpful to see the terrain and the methods of the searchers. Bless those volunteers for all their efforts. Unfortunately after seeing this I would not be surprised if they have missed her remains all this time. About 20 seconds into the video the man with the orange shirt trips over something but doesn't even bother to turn around and look down to see what it was. They are walking rather quickly. By now if Serenity is out there she is nothing but bones and grass would have grown up around her remains, obscuring them. Yet these searchers are walking quickly through knee high grass as if she would be obvious from a distance of 6-10 feet away. Her skull could look like a turtle shell pressed into the mud by weather conditions, but they are searching as if looking for a lost beach ball tossed into the grass after it grew. I'm more convinced now that they need to call in professional searchers such as Texas Equuasearch. Texas Equusearch volunteers are taught to crawl shoulder to shoulder looking carefully at the ground for any small piece of evidence or bones. Or in walking grid searches they may walk so that they are out-stretched arms lengths apart (so fingertips could touch the fingertips of the searcher next to them) and the entire line stops frequently for any small item found. After seeing the search effort I fear we may be waiting
years for Serenity to be found on accident by mushroom hunters. MOO.
