03-30-2012, 07:14 AM
friday morning...nothing. not a clue.
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KUHF
Dennis Waters is a volunteer who flew in from St. Louis to help with the search. Waters spent the morning combing a nearby stream with sonar equipment.
"Unfortunately, my part of this search is suspended. I’ve cleared all the water I can clear that’s in a reasonable walking distance of a small child. I’ve done all I can do, but the EquuSearch team is ongoing, they’re committed to this search until something else develops."
Waters says as a volunteer searcher, he’s helped recover 62 bodies in the past seven years. In this, he says he doesn’t believe it’s necessary to look very far downstream.
"I just don’t feel like there’s enough current to move a small child past the first log that he would’ve hit."
Texas Rangers had marked a half-dozen spots on the ground below the window and, wearing blue rubber gloves, collected specimens from the ground and sealed them in bags.
Evans declined to identify the material: "We're not letting that out now."
By nightfall Thursday - and despite some four dozen dogs trained to detect the scent of a dead body - no sign of Devon was found within a mile of the two-story frame house east of Cleveland, near the Tarkington Prairie community, where his family was living.
KUHF
Dennis Waters is a volunteer who flew in from St. Louis to help with the search. Waters spent the morning combing a nearby stream with sonar equipment.
"Unfortunately, my part of this search is suspended. I’ve cleared all the water I can clear that’s in a reasonable walking distance of a small child. I’ve done all I can do, but the EquuSearch team is ongoing, they’re committed to this search until something else develops."
Waters says as a volunteer searcher, he’s helped recover 62 bodies in the past seven years. In this, he says he doesn’t believe it’s necessary to look very far downstream.
"I just don’t feel like there’s enough current to move a small child past the first log that he would’ve hit."
Texas Rangers had marked a half-dozen spots on the ground below the window and, wearing blue rubber gloves, collected specimens from the ground and sealed them in bags.
Evans declined to identify the material: "We're not letting that out now."
By nightfall Thursday - and despite some four dozen dogs trained to detect the scent of a dead body - no sign of Devon was found within a mile of the two-story frame house east of Cleveland, near the Tarkington Prairie community, where his family was living.