I read about that van claim, too. From what I read, it doesn't sound

like a very credible claim. Mainly because, in the article, they tied that claim to this guy who said he invented a machine that could search for a persons DNA by scanning the land. And in the article, it said they found Gina's DNA in several places, even claiming to have found actual remains. But I could find no other evidence of actual remains found, and believe me, if her remains were found, it would be all over the news. Not some unsubstantiated article with no references or anything. I mean, read this, it sounds great, till it sounds like a crackpot. (article attached)

But, I would suspect they are investigating that van claim for real. There was no talk of a white van in the book. And knowing lots of the case played out during hunting season, I imagine someone could mistake two guys field dressing a deer for dismembering a person. Everyone was on heightened alert, and the mind can play tricks.
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Posted: 01/28/2022 at 2:55PM

Have any of you read "Under the Trestle"? The story of Gina Renee Hall, -- HokieSignGuy 01/28/2022 12:15PM

Yep, read it. Couldn't put it down once I started. ** -- Nortazhokie 01/28/2022 7:01PM

I had often wondered about the Dedmon Center -- Victor Tango 01/28/2022 1:05PM

I read about that van claim, too. From what I read, it doesn't sound -- HokieSignGuy 01/28/2022 2:55PM

Yeah, it's a really good book. From that book, the author now has more... -- RUHokie 01/28/2022 12:25PM

Mmmm...Olga Thrasher -- LaneRat 01/28/2022 2:06PM

Awesome. I’ll read every one of them. ** -- HokieSignGuy 01/28/2022 1:18PM

I remember I had a Business Law class at VT in 1980, and the atty teaching -- Stork 01/28/2022 12:21PM

It's a horrible story and they are a great family -- bigbadbird 01/28/2022 12:18PM

I read about that van claim, too. From what I read, it doesn't sound

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