Investigators today continued the painstaking work of analyzing a wooded area where the probable remains of Kelly Nolan were found Monday morning.
“They’ll have a team of police officers and detectives who are literally going to be on their hands and knees, going shoulder to shoulder, going through a grassy area near the woods,” Madison police spokesman Joel DeSpain said today.
Coroner’s officials have yet to make a positive identification of the body found on private property off of Schneider Drive near its intersection with County MM north of Oregon. Indeed, as of this morning, police had yet to approach the body, for fear they might disturb valuable evidence in finding a suspect.