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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Thé amount of resources being spent on finding this guy are obscene. Either he’s dead or he will turn up. The world is too small now for someone like him to hide forever. He’s not Eric Rudolph. He’s not likely a threat to public safety. Just wait. He will make a mistake. Even if he’s in Mexico he will ultimately have some sort of romantic relationship that falls apart and she will turn him in. [/quote]

The resources are best expended right now while the trail could still be hot. If he's alive, he's probably still in panic mode and thus more prone to making mistakes. If he's fled the country, he probably hasn't managed to blend in anywhere yet. If he's dead somewhere, the remains won't last forever and will be harder to trace and identify the longer it goes. [/quote]

I think the only reason local resources are being used is because they are likely getting some sort of reimbursement from a Federal agency. These small towns/counties don't have the bankroll to do this extensive a search for this long, using all these resources. Due to the publicity, they are throwing all they have at it.  You won't see this level of aviation, ground and marine resources doing this level of search for a "normal" criminal, missing person - or even a child.

As for remains, if he was indeed in the reserve it is likely remains won't be found. Unless a hunter opens up a gator's belly at some point and finds them. Nature cleans up pretty quickly in Florida.[/quote]

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