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I’ve been following Valarie Lynn Sloan’s case for a while, and with every update, I can't help but wonder about the road construction aspect. War Memorial Drive was undergoing expansion when she vanished, and if Joseph Miller's confession holds any truth, it adds a chilling possibility that her remains are beneath the pavement now. I’m curious if any ground-penetrating radar technology has been used there. From what I know, it’s a high-traffic area, so I’m unsure how feasible it would be to halt traffic for such an investigation. But knowing Miller’s history of unreliable confessions, would digging be worth the immense effort and cost involved? Also, does anyone know if construction workers back then noticed anything unusual? Sometimes those small details can offer big clues. It’s been almost 30 years, but I’m hoping Valarie’s family finds the closure they’re looking for someday. Anyone else have thoughts on this angle?
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Has anyone else looked into the locations Joseph Miller mentioned in his confessions? It's wild to think about how some places might hold secrets beneath them, particularly with Valarie's case. That stretch of War Memorial Drive he talked about was under construction back in '93, and it got me wondering about records from that time. I know they probably don't dig up streets without good reason, but wouldn't it be possible to identify the exact spot given how much the area has developed? Maybe some kind of ground-penetrating radar could help? Authorities need to tread carefully with Miller's stories, given his history, but it seems like even small leads could be crucial. Thoughts or insights?
