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Has it been officially confirmed that the remains are hers? I don't recall seeing a formal announcement.

The man's insane.

Wow, yeah, I'm glad you made it out okay! That could have been very bad.

Assuming Mr. Carbuff is a typical hiker--he usually spends some time before he hikes going over his maps, checking routes and mileage, comparing hiking times for various routes, figuring out where he's going to be able to refill his water bladder or make sure he's got extra, etc. He takes the...

Rest peacefully Ms. Cardenas. Hopefully now they can find out who did this to you and you can find some justice. It seems like every day I log in, another one or two long-term unidentified have their names back. It's so exciting!

Yikes!

Rest in peace, Gerald Long.

Yes, exactly. Every year there are a few people who get in trouble in the mountains around New England because they think that because the mountains aren't tall, that means they aren't dangerous, and they go out under-equipped and under-prepared. I have no trouble believing she got into trouble...

Maybe he was squeamish about it. To remove a ligature like that he'd actually have to touch her dead flesh quite a bit, where just moving her, she might have been wrapped up.

Nah, just been watching these kinds of cases for far too long...

I mean, yes, nothing that detective says is clear, and the reporter didn't do anything to improve it, so I wouldn't read too much into what might or might not have been said. Plus they haven't been all that forthcoming at any point, so they aren't likely to start now, unfortunately. I thought...

At a guess, probably because the remains are old enough that specialized techniques for recovering DNA are required. I've read that most of the labs doing that work are backed up due to heavy demand. Is North Carolina one of the states that requires all lab work to be done through the state...

And snicker about this own cleverness every time he read it in the news.

Oh, I see, I thought you were seeing the Flour Bluff text directly in Caleb's Namus page text. I get a somewhat different map; I think it's because some of my settings are different. It definitely looks like Maps is defaulting to a general location.

It wouldn't surprise me if that comment in the fake text, about a secret place two hours from Madrid, was him being coy about the body location.

I don't have detailed knowledge of how the mapping works, but I do know that unless LE specifically entered a specific location, which most LE agencies don't bother to do, the mapping defaults to something in the vicinity of the posted address, usually whatever algorithm the maps app uses. I've...

Huh. More fool me. Somewhere way back in the beginning I dismissed his possible involvement because he'd have to be monumentally stupid to think he could do it without leaving a trail from Serbia to Spain with dozens of camera readers and border crossings. Monumentally stupid doesn't begin to...

Hm. Somebody who mistakenly thinks he's the baby's father?

No new exclusions. https://www.namus.gov/MissingPersons/Case#/4998/investigations

I find that a lot more plausible than the serial killer theory.