"When I queried the sheriff, his response was that ... Josh was in the river [actually wetlands], sunk deeply into the mud ... making it impossible for radar [sonar] detection to find him... What ... could be the reason for the current inertia?" It might only be seeming inertia. Maybe the offender has already been identified and investigators are still building a case. Considering that Josh's disappearance is likely linked to Jacob Wetterling's, recall this post a year ago from a KARE-11 TV news report on May 6, 2004: "There is a dramatic change of focus in the Jacob Wetterling case. Investigators are very confident they will finally solve it." ... "There are a few, very specific suspects, and those suspects know who they are, they know they are suspects." ... "Authorities may be on the verge of identifying the man who kidnapped Jacob Wetterling." I heard from a source in the Twin Cities that one suspect is a Wetterling neighbor and the other two live near the Guimond abduction site.
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