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Yeah, the military doesn’t play. This killer is potentially looking at capital punishment too, although it’s not carried out.
Yes, very true. I keep forgetting its been 2 months.![]()
That might be changing. I don't know if military executions are a different system than Federal executions, but the Trump administration plans to end the very long moratorium on Federal executions.
They have slated four executions for early July and have implied there will be more to follow.....
Federal Executions to Resume Amid a Pandemic and Protests
So does this mean she was alive this whole time, until just recently? This is all just so terrifying. My only thoughts on the team being positive in this find was maybe her tattoos or something?UPDATE: It was a man working in the area that smelled a foul odor and called Bell County Sheriff's Office around 11:30 a.m. this morning, according to law enforcement on the scene. Here's what we know right now. #VanessaGuillen #FindVanessaGuillen #KHOU11
https://twitter.com/gracewhitekhou/status/1278120981257650179?s=21
https://twitter.com/gracewhitekhou/status/1278120981257650179?s=21
Oh God no. Her remains were scattered by animals, and she was in a shallow grave. It looks to me like she was dead the entire time, as I think she was murdered shortly after she was taken (as is incredibly common).So does this mean she was alive this whole time, until just recently? This is all just so terrifying. My only thoughts on the team being positive in this find was maybe her tattoos or something?![]()
BBM:Yeah, the military doesn’t play. This killer is potentially looking at capital punishment too, although it’s not carried out.
I don't like the word parietal at all. The sadness it brings
I don't know how long it takes for a body to decompose. But if it were two months, would the smell still be that strong? I guess I was only assuming if it were just bones, there wouldn't really much of a strong odor.Oh God no. Her remains were scattered by animals, and she was in a shallow grave. It looks to me like she was dead the entire time, as I think she was murdered shortly after she was taken (as is incredibly common).
The body was buried in a “shallow grave,” which would have delayed composition. It sounds like animals unearthed her, which would have allowed for the smell to be noticeable.I don't know how long it takes for a body to decompose. But if it were two months, would the smell still be that strong? I guess I was only assuming if it were just bones, there wouldn't really much of a strong odor.
I don't like the word parietal at all. The sadness it brings
Yes I agree 100% !!I'm very saddened by the news of the possible discovery of VG's remains. But also heartened that perhaps Vanessa may soon get justice. If reports are correct and she was in a shallow grave, then those who put her there need to be held accountable and punished accordingly.
Texas EquuSearch founder Tim Miller told ABC13 the search and rescue non-profit has stopped its search until an autopsy is performed.No search dogs?
Yup. Cadaver dogs are not infallible, although many people think otherwise. They’re a great tool, but there’s countless examples just like this.Texas EquuSearch founder Tim Miller told ABC13 the search and rescue non-profit has stopped its search until an autopsy is performed.
Miller said the remains were found in a shallow grave three feet from where the group found evidence last time.
The founder said the Army CID cadaver dogs missed the remains the first time they searched
the area.
Human remains found in search for missing Fort Hood soldier