07-31-2015, 02:51 PM
LE UPDATE 7/31/15
I was glad to see an update from Law Enforcement today, even though it again conflicts with previous statements made by LE.
That's okay, at least they're apparently looking at things again and again in search of answers.
So, what's new:
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1. ^ Lemhi Sheriff Lynn Bowerman says he's convinced that Deorr Kunz Jr. was not abducted from the campsite. However, he's not closing that possibility to investigation.
2. The sheriff now says that all four of the adults at the campsite are considered Persons of Interest (nobody is ruled-out or cleared at this point, including gramps).
3. The sheriff also said today that the FBI is sending a team of investigators to assist the Lemhi County Sheriff's office; they will be checking the sheriff's office interviews and may re-interview some people to make sure deputies didn't miss anything.
This is good news; I think the small sheriff's office could use some help from interrogation professionals with more resources and experience.
4. The sheriff confirmed that there is not a 24-hour LE presence at the campsite, but he does send officers there to search every day.
http://www.kboi2.com/news/local/DeOrr-Ku...03121.html
I was glad to see an update from Law Enforcement today, even though it again conflicts with previous statements made by LE.
That's okay, at least they're apparently looking at things again and again in search of answers.
So, what's new:
1. ^ Lemhi Sheriff Lynn Bowerman says he's convinced that Deorr Kunz Jr. was not abducted from the campsite. However, he's not closing that possibility to investigation.
2. The sheriff now says that all four of the adults at the campsite are considered Persons of Interest (nobody is ruled-out or cleared at this point, including gramps).
3. The sheriff also said today that the FBI is sending a team of investigators to assist the Lemhi County Sheriff's office; they will be checking the sheriff's office interviews and may re-interview some people to make sure deputies didn't miss anything.
This is good news; I think the small sheriff's office could use some help from interrogation professionals with more resources and experience.
4. The sheriff confirmed that there is not a 24-hour LE presence at the campsite, but he does send officers there to search every day.
http://www.kboi2.com/news/local/DeOrr-Ku...03121.html