Clue # 7 - Certified Cadaver Dogs

10/23/2018

A Question in Need of an Answer

Many of you know that in 2014, Buster the Cadaver Dog, alerted to the presence of Human decomposition along the property line of Susan Flores' yard located at 529 East Branch Street in Arroyo Grande.
Buster actually alerted four separate times along the property line.
Buster is owned by retired Detective Paul Dostie, who has dedicated his life to using his cadaver dogs to help find the remains of lot loved ones around the globe.
But there is a problem: Buster does not have the required Law Enforcement 'Certifications' needed to be acceptable per their Law Enforcement protocols.
Yes, we think that is a weak position to take considering we are looking for Kristin. But OK, we'll give you that. Here is a way to correct this situation....
Deploy your own 'Certified Dogs' to the property to see whether or not your dogs also 'Alert' to the presence of human decomposition.
What is the downside to this? No warrant is even needed, just walk your dogs along the exact same property lines as Buster did.

Along Susan Flores' property...
The same property where concrete was poured the same week Kristin vanished. (I was told that by an FBI Agent)
The same property a Search Warrant was issued in 2000. The warrant literally says that '...I believe that Kristin Smart is deceased and that her death and/or the disposal of her remains are a result of a criminal act. Therefore, I request to search 529 East Branch Street for Kristin Smart’s remains, personal effects and other items that constitute evidence pertaining to this case and previously mentioned in this affidavit.'
There's more: The same warrant also says, 'Reasonable cause exists to believe that Kristin Smart's body is buried in the back yard of 529 East Branch Street.'
The same property where Dr. Vass' own scientific equipment confirms that there is a match between known samples of the Kristin parents' DNA and something in the ground of Susan Flores' property.