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It's crazy... she has several friends on FB that are in the town I live in. Some of them just a few blocks away.

Looks like since they found her car, they can get the GPS off OnStar. Might be helpful.

I agree, IHNC - LE isn't putting any info out for the public to help find her. Very odd. I think they know whats happened to her and are just putting it all together. I hate all these missing in my state!!!

Just hopped on this one... I'm confused. Has she been missing since the 4th or 5th? And why isn't there more being said about the boyfriend since he's a key part here? I'd say LE keeping so much close says a lot...

Was just looking at HLN site and saw this - thought we could use a little cheeriness: A missing child from Hazlehurst, Georgia, was reunited with her mother on Thanksgiving, according to HLN affiliate KMGH. Alexis Newman, 14, was found in Park County, Colorado, with her stepfather Michael...

Actually, around here, early morning and dusk are the best times to go fishing. I imagine it's like that most places. What doesn't add up for me is the fact he was supposed to be going with friends. Even IF he changed his mind, I'm sure he would've let them know.

Yep, I'm there, too. My kids are 7, 13 & 15. Their friends and the neighbors kids are always hanging around and I find myself saying things like telling my oldest "The little boys can do this while you big boys do this" or "all you little girls be quiet please". The other day my friends son was...

http://www.pinerivertimes.com/ Friends of Elaine Redwine and her sons are organizing a community prayer and caring vigil at 6 p.m. Tuesday at Eagle Park in Bayfield, on U.S. Highway 160B. Everyone is welcome. Also, the family isn't asking for assistance, but friends have set up an account at...

According to 9News Livestream just now, there will be no more searching of the Vallecito Lake area today. Must be why KT headed out. Wonder if LE has another plan or if they need to regroup and figure out where to go now? I REALLY wish they'd hold a PC & give us something!

I'm still here, too. Just doing some digging. For clues, though, not into any flesh...

I'm not sure, but in Kevin Torres' story, he definitely said human decomp and human flesh in the same sentence when referring to what the dogs hit on.

For those familiar with SAR dogs, what would be the reasoning for not needing Dylans scent at the lake, but at a later time? If they thought he had been at the lake, wouldn't his scent be a necessary thing?

Unless KT misspoke, I heard it with my own ears on the 9News livestream right before I posted it. He said cadaver dogs hit on human decomp, signaling human flesh. Although, imo, he didn't need to throw in the "flesh" part...

Kevin Torres just stated it on his story on 9news. It's not in the written story on their website yet, but if you watch the 9:00 mst Livestream at 9News.com, I'm sure he'll say it again. I'll post it if I find it before. If anyone else finds one first, by all means....

So a cadaver dog definitely picked up human decomp . . .

I don't know, you may be right, but 9news iscthe only station I watch and it seems when they stick a reporter on a story, they stay. I've seen some of those women out there sticking with their stories with unwashed hair, no makeup and little sleep....

This was a comment on KT's fb page. Not sure exactly if it's in reference to Dylan or MR's phone: C******* W***** a friend of mine close to the family says the dad had his phone turned off. weird! 11 minutes ago

Kevin Torres a few seconds ago via mobile Another quick reminder: I'll be on 9news at 6 in a few. Kevin Torres 7 minutes ago via mobile I have one more story airing tonight. Think it's only going to air on 9news at 9pm. Then I'll be back on the road in the morning, heading to Denver. We are...

There are a couple missing persons in a somewhat reasonable radius, but they are a bit older

I agree about the shorts thing. Not necessarily a big deal. I go out walking/hiking every day and you can always tell the people not from around here because they are wearing coats and hats and such. Even on the slopes. The altitude, if you're used to it, it isn't a big deal either.