07-28-2016, 10:10 PM
Evidence, snipped from Butterfly Girl's links...
While conducting the search, police found blood on Worley’s motorcycle, as well as zip tie restraints, a ski mask and mace in Worley’s truck.
They also uncovered a hidden room covered by hay bales in Worley’s barn, which contained a freezer that was lined with carpet and locked from the outside with a ratchet strap.
Based on the evidence found at Worley's home investigators then searched Worley's cell phone records and found that he had spent nearly two hours where Sierah's bike was found, as well as the area where Sierah's remains were later discovered.
A further search at the property found evidence of blood on the walls of the hidden room, restraints and blood in the freezer.
Worley confessed to police he also had hidden cameras, including a "nanny cam," on the property.
Several pairs of female underwear were also found, one of which had blood on them.
Duct type found by police on Worley's property did contain the DNA of both Worley and Sierah.
According to the police report released, Worley was not allowed to shower after being booked at the Corrections Center of Northwest Ohio (CCNO).
The documents also say that Worley told a court mandated therapist after his first abduction conviction that he had learned from his abduction and was going to bury the next one.
The police report says Worley kept video, journals, receipts, etc., which fits the profile of a serial offender, meaning he could potentially have additional unknown victims, possibly kept at his home.
While conducting the search, police found blood on Worley’s motorcycle, as well as zip tie restraints, a ski mask and mace in Worley’s truck.
They also uncovered a hidden room covered by hay bales in Worley’s barn, which contained a freezer that was lined with carpet and locked from the outside with a ratchet strap.
Based on the evidence found at Worley's home investigators then searched Worley's cell phone records and found that he had spent nearly two hours where Sierah's bike was found, as well as the area where Sierah's remains were later discovered.
A further search at the property found evidence of blood on the walls of the hidden room, restraints and blood in the freezer.
Worley confessed to police he also had hidden cameras, including a "nanny cam," on the property.
Several pairs of female underwear were also found, one of which had blood on them.
Duct type found by police on Worley's property did contain the DNA of both Worley and Sierah.
According to the police report released, Worley was not allowed to shower after being booked at the Corrections Center of Northwest Ohio (CCNO).
The documents also say that Worley told a court mandated therapist after his first abduction conviction that he had learned from his abduction and was going to bury the next one.
The police report says Worley kept video, journals, receipts, etc., which fits the profile of a serial offender, meaning he could potentially have additional unknown victims, possibly kept at his home.