10-07-2011, 05:31 PM
vigil tonight at 9.
STILL no reward offered. bothers me.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.—
An early morning dumpster fire on Tuesday led investigators to search a Johnson County landfill in the Lisa Irwin case. By late afternoon Friday, the search had moved to the Irwin backyard.
In addition to the landfill search, the investigators with the FBI Evidence Response Team began searching the neighborhood around the Irwin home with metal detectors and by hand. There is no word on what investigators are looking for, specifically.
Police said someone reported a dumpster fire at an apartment complex at 4897 NE 37th Street at 2:27 a.m. on Tuesday, October 4. The dumpster is less than a half a mile away from the Irwin home. Friday's search was the second time investigators visited the landfill.
FBI using metal detectors around house today.
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STILL no reward offered. bothers me.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.—
An early morning dumpster fire on Tuesday led investigators to search a Johnson County landfill in the Lisa Irwin case. By late afternoon Friday, the search had moved to the Irwin backyard.
In addition to the landfill search, the investigators with the FBI Evidence Response Team began searching the neighborhood around the Irwin home with metal detectors and by hand. There is no word on what investigators are looking for, specifically.
Police said someone reported a dumpster fire at an apartment complex at 4897 NE 37th Street at 2:27 a.m. on Tuesday, October 4. The dumpster is less than a half a mile away from the Irwin home. Friday's search was the second time investigators visited the landfill.
FBI using metal detectors around house today.