FBI takes Crystal Rogers' car, found years ago with keys inside, on day 2 of investigation
One day after the FBI announced it was taking the lead on the Crystal Rogers case, the investigation continues.
Search warrants wrapped up at two of the three locations being searched Thursday, but the FBI continued to have a heavy presence at the Houck Family Farm on Paschal Ballard Lane on Friday.
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