Seems To Me That The Law Enforcement Officers That Are Searching Houses Are Committed To....

[global1]

find White Hat. Last I heard they were 60% through their door to door search. If they get to 100% and don't find this dude - they have a big problem on their hands. Do they start over? Do they go search another neighborhood? Do they go house to house in all of Boston?

What do they tell the people of the area? Well we didn't find him - resume normal activities.

This will be interesting to see how they handle it should they not find him.

[Life Long Dem]

1. As long as they are checking the back yards and such

And not just inside the houses. He could be laying dead in someones backyard for all we know. They have to be checking every inch though.

[el_bryanto]

2. If he vanishes completely you mean? or if he is found somewhere else.

If found somewhere else, nobody is going to complain that cops were diligent in trying to find him. If he's never found that'll be embarrassing.

Bryant

[Fumesucker]

3. My daughter and I used to play hide and seek as part of her bedtime ritual every night

She would hide and I would seek, when I found her it was bedtime story time, it was a two bedroom duplex and at least twice I actually couldn't find her, she got really good at hiding.

There's a good chance they won't find the suspect even if they search the house he's actually in.

[ProgressiveProfessor]

4. From a civil liberties viewpoint, be interesting if they have warrants, getting permission or

just bullying their way in. Not everyone wants to open their home to the cops...