So I knew that the police had recently been doing some searching in the case of Kimberly Langwell, who disappeared from Beaumont, Texas in 1999. I didn’t pay too much attention because the police are always executing search warrants in missing persons cases and a lot of times the searches turn up nothing, or if anything is found it isn’t made public.
It looks like they’ve found Kimberly, though: they found human remains in a search of her ex-boyfriend Terry Rose’s house and he has been arrested for murder. Bond is set at a million dollars so I expect he will stay in jail until trial.
Rose has been a suspect from early on: he was the last person known to have seen Kimberly, and he was “obsessed” with her and had threatened her before.
Now we just wait until the remains are formally identified.
The Charley Project Blog 
very sad…took so long to find, especially since boyfriend was a possible suspect. Why wouldn’t they do check on property 1st? I have read numerous cases where bodies are found on property of suspects.
For the police to search a person’s home without permission they need a warrant, signed by a judge, explaining the specific things they are looking for and why they believe those things are at that location. Simply “there are numerous cases where bodies are found on property of suspects” is not sufficient to get a search warrant.