Dave Moyer

My initial impression on this was that there was some planning and some logistical planning that went into her disappearance here.

Whether or not this is a plan on her part to disappear and start a new life or whether or not this is somebody that she could do.

Yes, ma'am.

It's always a possibility that when you see something with so little evidence to go on, that it may be somebody trying to disappear from society in general.

I mean, again, it is a possibility.

It doesn't sound very likely in this case.

Yes, ma'am.

The only thing that really makes that even a remotest of possibilities is the utter lack of evidence at this point for any foul play that may have occurred.

Again, we don't have access to all of the investigation that the local police have conducted.

But it is something to consider and rule out as the investigation is ongoing.

What you're looking for is –

Any kind of incendiary devices, any kind of initiation devices, or the presence of any accelerants or chemicals that would precipitate the fire.

Yes, ma'am.

This definitely has an application for area search dogs, which are dogs that will cover broad swatches of territory and searching for any live or deceased humans in that area.

And they're using their nose and the environment to their advantage with the wind direction and whatnot.

Also here, I don't know what dogs were used, but cadaver dogs or human or main dogs, HRD for short, would also have an application here because they don't just find anybody that may be deceased in the area.

They also find any blood that might be left over for an evidentiary standpoint.

So it sounds like they really covered their bases, getting all the canine teams out there.

and covered those areas.

But to touch on a subject somebody else brought up earlier, if that vehicle was moved after the crime and was simply there to be disposed of, there wouldn't be any evidence there.