No I don’t believe so because his car had been out there since Friday morning and was not discovered until late Friday night/early Saturday morning. People had been walking around all day
In one of the earlier posts, someone seems to be referencing photos that were taken during the initial searches that took place in the immediate days after Matthews disappearance. NOT the drone photos, way before that. In retrospect I do remember seeing some photos like this in an article or maybe on a the website of one of the search and rescue groups.
The police have not tested the evidence.
It sounds like Malibu LE gives up on IDing remains if there isn't find a drivers license in the pocket. I hope at very least they eliminated the two outstanding missing people cases in Malibu. That is a current model watch so the remains can't be that old. May be a potential source of fingerprints. It is terrible to think that the investigation efforts for Matthew stalled out without LE even completing testing the few bits of potential evidence they obtained.
Agreed.
Are you sure that is true in Malibu? In my opinion as a resident recalling past cases, Malibu/Lost Hills has displayed a weak track record in closing missing persons crimes and remains identification cases. Relative to other agencies their department is well funded, adequately staffed, and has few competing priorities. Respectfully, I am personally not convinced that they are maximizing their efforts to assist victims or their families. However, I do not want to side track from the case at hand here by debating Malibu's crime score card. I appreciate your point and just hope that they have not abandoned their investigations efforts and duty to assist the Weaver family.
I was wondering this same thing!!!
