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Miss Bonnie is singing for her supper and getting more vocal by the minute. So, I guess I best get that old dog fed before she decides to raid the refrigerator. See all you Sleuthers later!

One of the first problems a young adult would have is likely a lack of funds. If the red car pulled from the Fox River is involved and a Wisconsin resident owns it, someone knows who is involved. If it was stolen, there would be no need to remove the license plate as it would trace back to...

The thing that keeps coming back into my mind is: An adult has been with Jayme in the biblical sense and has gotten nervous because he knows it is against the law and mom & dad may have figured it out. He goes to the house to do in mom and dad and take Jayme with. The perp and victim are in a...

Don't let the "Loud Sound" steer you towards or away from a shotgun being used. While shotguns with bird or buck shot are rather loud, they do not typically break the sound barrier and as a result they do not have the loud "crack" of a projectile breaking the sound barrier. Many centerfire...

I know a number of people that carry guns on their person daily out and about town, in their car or truck. Small arms are typically .50 caliber and less utilizing smokeless powder. I am not certain where the caliber limit is in black powder firearms, but, if it is 3/4" bore and larger it would...

Minnesota requires front and rear plates.

Yes, it does make sense. I, too, wonder how good the photographs of the red vehicle are? It will also provide some tire tread patterns that they may be able to compare to tracks at the scene of the crime.

The similarity of the wheels on both automobiles as well as the color and body lines should get more than a casual look. There may be hairs on seat backs or DNA to compare to ... .

Greetings all! I just learned of the red car in the Fox River. It looks like a GM body style although it has many of the same lines as the photographs from the Sheriff's press conference last week. Windows up, no one inside, car in the river, no plates ... it may be a distraction. I don't...

I keep thinking if JC and her captors are still somewhat local, there are many seasonal cabins on many lakes in which to hide all winter.

I have been wondering if the human trafficking angle is part of a working theory. I check the DOJ "Justice News" page and the "Offices of the United States Attorneys" quite often just to see what AG Sessions DOJ is getting done. It has been rather remarkable the volume of human trafficking...

We are not far from the time frame that the ground freezes and snow stays for the duration of fall & winter making ground evidence detection & collection much more difficult.

With the volume of seasonal cabins and such, there is a lot of work to do if they are going to continue a search for people involved that are still in the area and not local residents.

Map and Download 516 Towers in Wisconsin to your GPS | Maps of all 516 Towers in Wisconsin (topo maps, street maps, aerial photos) Link is a list and mapping for towers in Barron County, WI.

I think he is saying that he has no evidence that would indicate she is deceased, thus, going on the premise she is still alive.

This is an excellent video! Place a bookmark on it for reference so you can do it correctly.

The parking area appears to be a harvested bean field.

Living in Minnesota it is not uncommon to see ATVs being ridden at night and going cross country, i.e. through farm fields and county roads. Many snowmobile trail routes are utilized and if crops have been harvested the route options may be breaking new trails. Most of us here on the tundra...

We always hear about a victim's cellphone that pings off a cell tower or two or three and being able to triangulate a location off of the pings. So, I am sitting here thinking about this a little differently. Since you do not have to be talking on the phone for it to ping a tower, it just...

If there are 2,000 volunteers and they are spaced three feet apart in one line it is well over a mile long. The proximity to the Twin Cities will bring a number of retired people to assist. I can't help but wonder if the large number of volunteers will be a source of possible suspect(s) that...