charminglane
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Does anyone get the feeling that the perp could be LE?
As for dogs it depends on what type of training they have had and in what discipline. For trailing dogs a little bit of rain can actually be a good thing and really gets the scent activated if you will. A torrential downpour is bad, it can literally wash the scent away, but, looking at the weather it doesn't look like they had that kind of rain. The scent does not just hang in the air, it goes to the ground, it sticks to the brush, it blows around a bit. 10 days old is a quite doable trail for a properly trained trailing dog.
If you want an overview on the different types of SAR dogs either go to my blog or to www.4themissing.net.
Does anyone get the feeling that the perp could be LE?
Here is what I do not get at all:
Why would you have people buy T-shirts that are not going towards the reward fund but instead all the money is going towards Holly herself?
Her mother said she wanted the donations from the T-shirts to go towards Holly so that when she gets back she can go on vacation or buy whatever she wants.
About the FB rules, I understand them pretty well but what about the pages that are dedicated to updating about what's going on like "Bring Holly Bobo home" I know rumors are not allowed but what about an update that was given?
Does anyone get the feeling that the perp could be LE?
If the scent of the missing person had been compromised by searchers and their scents, would the dogs still be able to track the scent?
This is about the only news article I have seen today. But its nice and says a lot about Holly and her family. Seem like real nice people; all of them. At least according to a wide number of friends, teachers, etc. Everyone should read this. Even after over a week into the case, I found it interesting and just nice.
http://www.jacksonsun.com/article/20110423/NEWS25/110423004/1002/rss
Does anyone get the feeling that the perp could be LE?
I don't mind (I don't live there but if I did I would buy one). Given the reward is $80,000 you arent going to add much to that by selling tee shirts. Im sure there is some financial strain on Hollys family with all this (parents not being able to work) and they want to be able to do something nice for her when she gets back (assuming, hoping, they find her). Sometimes too things like tee shirt sales, etc are ways for other people to feel helpful... getting the word out about Holly, having something to do, etc.
Here is what I do not get at all:
Why would you have people buy T-shirts that are not going towards the reward fund but instead all the money is going towards Holly herself?
Her mother said she wanted the donations from the T-shirts to go towards Holly so that when she gets back she can go on vacation or buy whatever she wants.
Sure seems like they really thought they were going to find something today... day seems like it dragged on with little or no information. Which seems to make me worry they really don't have much at all. That's concerning.
Does anyone have a link for this? Thanks.
Tracking dogs, yes, as they are likely LE dogs and don't train on it, trailing dogs no. Some of our best work has been on trails older than a week and so do a whole lotta other dogs out there.Yes. But the initial scents from her abduction will be gone after a week if they are using tracking dogs. In that case they would be looking for fresh scents. Cadaver dogs go for a different scent they have been trained to identify.
If you think about it, dogs are VERY good with scents. With sniffing dogs, for example, everyone has seen examples where they take pot (or explosives) and hide it, often in things (coffee, perfume, etc.) to mask the scent. But the dogs very often hit upon the item without too much effort.