Critics say searching at the old Glen Grove Equestrian Center site is an expensive needle-in-a-haystack effort. Others say it is worth exploring to solve one of Chicago's most mysterious disappearances.
-- Chicago candy heiress Helen Voorhees Brach disappeared 45 years ago – and she remains the wealthiest woman in Illinois ever to have disappeared.
Both men believe there is reason for authorities to dig into a piece of land in north suburban Morton Grove. That land until just this week was the home to the Glen Grove Equestrian Center, which back in 1977 had the attention of Brach investigators. Federal prosecutors over the years indicated the so-called horse mafia was connected to her disappearance.
Miller says digging up the Morton Grove land — while equestrian-related and close to Brach's Glenview home — is a stretch. "I think it's a waste of resources unless there's a concrete lead pointing to a specific geographical location," Miller said.
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