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Has anyone else been absolutely floored by the detail about the anhydrous ammonia tank in the Dee Warner case? I've followed a fair number of missing persons stories over the years, and I can't recall another instance where something like this was used to conceal a body. It just seems like such a calculated move. It makes you wonder how long it took to plan such a thing or if it was a spur-of-the-moment decision. It’s chilling to think about how these everyday tools or equipment can be turned into something so sinister. I'm curious about whether there were any specific clues or circumstances that led investigators to finally home in on that particular tank after so long. Does anyone have insights or theories on how this part of the investigation unfolded?
