Murder?

natloveskara

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Sorry for the click bait, but that's the conversation that my family and I had as we dug up today's find.

We were at a large local park, and I was making some sweeps about 20 yards of one of the trails that goes through a wooded area.

Got a good signal, but it seemed kind of long. Definitely too long for a coin and more like a pipe.

I dug down about 6 inches and found a footlong long something wrapped in a grocery bag. My wife said, It's a knife. The shape was right, but too bulky.

It was wrapped in a total of eight tied grocery bags.

I have to admit I was a little freaked when I saw it was a hunting knife.
But who wraps a murder weapon? Nobody. that's who.

So what do you think? Geo cache?
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Thought about it..
 

I found the owner for you and he wants it back...
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It is NOT a K-bar, but I would run it by the police anyway, then keep it and clean it up.
Marvin
 

I'd be a little weirded out by it too. There are always a few unsolved murders in nearly every county. I know there'sa couple here, and I live in a small town in a rural area. Let the Police check it out, then clean that baby up & keep it!
 

This is almost a murder.
 

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The knife is just there to throw you off.
The real murder weapon is all the plastic bags. (suffocation).
 

Lol. Never thought of that.


Oh, and after we pulled the knife out, I did rescan the hole. 😁
 

I would let the Police look at it. They might be able to glean information relevant to any cases it may pertain to, even without fingerprints or DNA.
 

Yep, we turned it in. They were going to go through their cases to see if it could prove relevant.
 

Maybe its OJs knife
 

natloveskara, looks like insurance, nice you gave to LE
prob some viable DNA, (at least the person who hid it hopes)
area and history for Finast grocery

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finast
 

VERY COOL FIND! I just love the wonder, why's and what if's of the items we dig up!

Also, I may use that term, "Click Bait", love it! :laughing7:
 

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If the knife was used in a crime by more than one person...person #2 could have wanted to keep the knife wrapped to save DNA or other evidence, as insurance or blackmail.
I would take it to the police.
Just read thru, saw you did turn it in.
Another thought, it could have just been a stolen item.
 

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Certainly wouldn't do that here, not at 5p a bag at the supermarket.:laughing7:

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Never thought of that! Bags are getting expensive. I turned them in, as well, just in case.
 

Never thought of that! Bags are getting expensive. I turned them in, as well, just in case.

I hope they give you a refund for the bags at lest! Lol!
You did good dude!
I hope there is no evidence on the knife and you get it back, it would make a heck if a conversation piece!
 

I think many of your imaginations run wild. Never turn anything in to anybody, you are not finding murder weapons. LE largely keeps such things, and I mean somebody in the department who likes knives, not kept for evidence. I have helped LE people hunt for spent casings from shooting events but would never turn over an old knife. I bet they had a good laugh. I know for sure some people have turned in old guns that simply went into a sargent's personal collection and the person who turned them in got a nice thank you and the sargent's personal wealth increased by a couple grand, the value of the guns found in an abandoned half torn down building.
 

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