Skiprr wrote:I hope we learn the fallout from this. Supposedly, it was a phone tip the previous night that started it, and this morning the same tipster (claiming to be a psychic, of all things) called back and went into much more detail regarding the site, and pinpointing the location. Before it was all said and done this evening, on the scene were the Liberty County Sheriff's department, the Liberty County Judge, Texas Rangers, the FBI, cadaver dogs, and Texas Equisearch. No bodies were found.
The Liberty County Sheriff's department says they have a phone number for the tipster, but now suspect that the name is false. Watch it turn out to be someone who has a grudge against the family whose house was targeted. What will be interesting to learn is why such a large cross-jurisdictional force was assembled so quickly in rural Liberty County with nothing but a phone tip from a "psychic" to go on.
Thats exactly is whats making me
The media wasn't helping talking about where the tip came from like it was the most reasonable thing in the world. But there I go expecting "reason" in the media.