The search and recovery team responsible for finding a key piece of evidence in the Spc. Vanessa Guillen case returned to the site for the first time since their discovery. They wanted to pay their respects. On June 21, members of EquuSearch, founded by Tim Miller, discovered a burn pile of debris that would later be identified as the Pelican case used to transport and stash her body. “We’ve worked many cases, 38 states, 11 different countries and they all stay in your mind,” Miller said. “But some of them stay in your mind a lot stronger and a lot longer and this will be one of them.” . Miller founded the organization after his daughter, Laura, was kidnapped and murdered when she was 16 back in 1984. “There is one thing worse than having a murdered child,” said Miller, “And that is knowing they are dead out there somewhere and not being able to say goodbye.” #vanessaguillen #equusearch #texas #forthood #justiceforvanessaguillen 📸 brontewittpenn