[Defiant]

What if the Peterson's vehicles use the best selling tires in the United State?

Then the odds of it NOT being Peterson's car go to 1 in 12, or whatever the percentage of that tire in the market is. No tire is going to have more than a small percentage of the market.

What it will be is another piece of the puzzle, something that says "search near here and you will find the body". It will not by itself be conclusive proof of guilt.

I've formed no opinions on guilt at this point, other than the obvious fact that she is missing and the husband cannot be eliminated as a suspect. However, there has been no reported evidence that would be sufficient to bring charges, at this point. The thing that really made me wonder about this guy is the report that he made the police get a warrant to search his house the day she went missing.

[goody2shooz]

I'm not surprised about the warrant request. Not everyone who owns guns, inherited firearms for example, bothers to register them and definitely would not want the cops finding said unregistered firearms.

[Helen]

If there are tire tracks in the concrete, doesn't it follow that there would be concrete on the tires? It's possible that's why the police are holding the pick-up - they found concrete on the tires and have been trying to match it. Only a thought.

[STOCKHRSE]

The thing that really made me wonder about this guy is the report that he made the police get a warrant to search his house the day she went missing.

FWIW...SP's mother adamantly state on TV that he did let them immediately...and later a warrant was issued...