According to sources, tracking dogs were brought in more than 24 hours after Josh was last seen, after midnight Sunday. They did not appear to pick up any scent. A different set of dogs was reportedly brought in on Monday afternoon, Nov. 11, and some of these dogs appeared to show an interest in the shallow culvert area of Stumpf Lake adjacent to the causeway onto campus. Hoover, the private bloodhound that allegedly tracked Josh scent to the monastery weeks later is not credible. If Josh was the victim of a sex crime, there would have been no lookout, nor would Josh have been overpowered. The lone offender would have used a ruse to con Josh to an area controlled by the offender, where Josh would then have been entrapped and restrained before transporting him to a distant location. The offender’s whereabouts much of Sunday would be unknown.
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