Although it's a good idea to try and get a database together of missing and murdered persons in that immediate area, to see if Worley is responsible for any of them, I would imagine the internet opened up a whole new feeding ground for Worley. Trying to get a list together of women and young girls that may have taken a trip to Delta, Ohio in order to pay a visit to Worley, is going to be almost an impossible task. My guess would be that if he lured them in that way, he always made sure they were dependent on him in order to get around, otherwise he would've had too many vehicles to try and hide.
As we all know, luring women over the internet has become a national pastime to the predator crowd. It's easy to do, and it's hard to track, at least it used to be hard to track. Technology has made it much easier now for LE, although they were years behind in catching up. I've wondered out loud myself before how they were able to solve almost any murder without the use of cell phone pings, which has been a pretty recent advance in technology. But that discussion is best left for some other time and forum.
I'm sure the computer forensic technicians will be combing through all of Worley's computer files and e-mail accounts, but that doesn't necessarily mean they will find everything or even find a fraction of it. People switch out computers, buy new laptops, throw away old laptops, remove hard drives, and format hard drives all the time. Runaways, drug addicts, sex workers, escorts...........all of them would've been the perfect victims for Worley. I think it's safe to say that he used internet technology as well, and may have used it even more than stalking and grabbing unsuspecting locals. We all know animals don't normally s#*#*t where they eat, and that's the big mistake Worley made when he decided to go after Sierah.
