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Maybe they are waiting for I search warrant to be signed and served....on this property just in case they find something...
IMO They wouldn't need one for an abandoned property.
Maybe they are waiting for I search warrant to be signed and served....on this property just in case they find something...
But if it were to turn into a crime scene, isn't it a little late for the tape at that point....now that everyones walked all over it.
I mean I guess putting up the tape to start with is putting the cart before the horse, but then not putting it up allows for the potential crime scene to be contaminated.
Kansas City police spokesman Steve Young says the search was the result of a law enforcement canvass of the area, not a tip.
I'd sure like to know what kind of tip it was. Was it "hey did you guys know there's a well in this abandoned house? That might be worth looking into".
OR, was it go check in the well under the abandoned house.
It's hard to believe, to me, this kind of response was just a result of someone's idle curious musings . . .
Starting to wonder if the phones were the cause of the dumpster fire. But then, why would someone need to destroy cell phones? Can't you erase anything on them? (never owned a cell phone, obviously.)
Turn your volume all the way up you can hear faintly, darn my parakeet won't stop talking....arrggh
Unless the map has been updated (since I just saw it on the first page)....the marker is way too far north. They said 38th and Brighton and that is just at the other end of the townhouses/apartments where the dumpster fire occurred. If you look at the original article it said AT 38th street and N. Brighton.....that is SOUTH of where it is marked on the map.
jmo
Feh...I call shenanagans!