Dave Moyer

So the dogs are not going to be able to detect anything if it doesn't exist in that area.

Dave Moyer, what do you believe authorities should be doing now to find... It sounds like they're still going down the path that I would recommend with using their area dogs and their HRD dogs and searching some large areas.

As this continues to progress, hopefully some more evidence will point them in the right direction and get them into an area where the dogs can do some kind of detection.

Again, a dog is...

It's not an area effect weapon.

You've got to use the dog in the area where it can be most effective.

So that's going to be the difficulty in this investigation is finding where best to employ dogs.

I would speculate to say that option A, this is somehow related to the crime.

And it was already pre-staged for our suspect to be able to leave the area without leaving any ability for canines to track him to another vehicle.

And if that is the case, then yeah, obviously he's not gonna come forward.

B, I've lived in a lot of rural areas and I do agree with the prior gentleman that, I mean, guys use these out on their property all the time.

It could be a service vehicle.

for the oil pad itself, or it could just be driven by an older gentleman that doesn't watch television very much.

Again, these are possibilities to rule out.

That is all I'm saying.

Yes, ma'am.

It could be.

I don't know what company services that.

And again, if they departed the area prior to the fire or prior to someone being parked there, it sounds like it was there at the same time.

So absolutely, I'd be looking to this guy for a witness.