Mollie Tibbetts: New Details Appear In Case Of Absence From The University Of Iowa University Student

New details have emerged in the case of a missing student from the University of Iowa, Mollie Tibbetts, who could help investigators find the reason for her disappearance, reports her affiliate CBC-TV. Proof of her computer shows that she was doing her homework on the computer on July 18th, the night she disappeared. But the authorities refused to confirm a specific time, citing the active investigation.

Tibbetts, 20, was last seen jogging in his hometown of Brooklyn. She was a dog sitting at her boyfriend's house, but we do not know if she came back after the jog. His family members believe that the new evidence opens this possibility.

Authorities said his boyfriend Jack Dalton received an image of Snapchat from Tibbetts at about 10 pm and that he seemed to be caught inside. Her family members and colleagues said that she had not gone to work the next day.

Investigators searched nearby corn fields and a pig farm near Guernsey in vain. They also used digital forensics research from his social media accounts, mobile phone and fitness tracker in an effort to find it.

Last week, Mitch Mortvedt, spokesperson for the Iowa Criminal Division By pbading the Tibbetts day is not found, the possibility grows that she was taken against her will. But he said the investigators "have not ruled out anything."

Dalton was out of town at the time of the disappearance and is not a suspect.