Months after the murder of Rania Alayed, the search for her body had ground to a halt. Police had been using aerial photography, and the opportunity came up to look at a larger expanse. The satellite was sensitive enough to pick up a rabbit hole under bushes, and the disturbance caused by shotgun shells used in clay pigeon shooting. By systematically eliminating possible sites of the grave, police say their eye in the sky has saved them months of fruitless work. Read More via CNN
