Susan Powell Search: No Human Remains Found
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"The dogs are still smelling something, but we have not come across bones," Police Lieutenant Bill Merritt told theSalt Lake Tribune Thursday night. "We have not come across clothing."
The excavation of what is being described as "a grave" was scheduled to resume Friday morning. Susan Powell's father,Chuck Cox, is expected to be brought to the site during the day.
The area police are searching is about 30 miles from a campground where Susan Powell's husband, Joshua Powell, told authorities he took their two sons camping the night she disappeared.
Joshua Powell is the only person of interest in the case, police have said. The husband is no longer cooperating with police.
Cadaver dogs are trained to alert authorities to remains buried up to 12 feet, and the ones in Utah are giving a "strong indication" that the site does contain human remains, according to Merritt – who also said that the chances the remains are Susan Powell's are "50-50," the Today showreports.
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