San Antonio Police have been investigating a tip that led them to search the location in the Medical Center area.
SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio Police and the FBI were working for a second day Friday in a wooded area near a northwest-side apartment complex as the search continued for Lina Sardar Khil, who went missing more than two years ago.
Early Friday morning, some special equipment arrived. Officials say the equipment has the capability of detecting objects underground. Shovels also were brought to the scene.
Lina’s family and friends have been at the location as well as they wait for any updates on progress from investigators.
Lina’s father met with law enforcement a couple of days ago to address concerns about receiving regular communication regarding his daughter’s disappearance.
Police are acting on a new tip from someone in the community. The tip led them to the 4000 block of Gardendale Road. The wooded greenway is located between two apartment complexes, less than a mile from the apartment complex off Fredericksburg Road where Lina went missing.
Pam Allen of Eagles Flight Advocacy & Outreach, who’s been advocating on behalf of Lina’s family over the past two years, still has many questions about the investigators’ actions and communication throughout the case.
“All of a sudden there’s a tip, and all of a sudden we’re going to go search an area that they even said that they’ve been there themselves, myself and Lina’s father had been there, so it’s just curious as to why it’s this area again,” she said.
There has been no update Friday from law enforcement about any progress in their investigation.
Original News Source
Running For Office? Conservative Campaign Management – Election Day Strategies!