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"Some of the evidence in the investigation surrounding a Bourbon Street dancer\u2019s disappearance and gruesome death has been taken to FBI headquarters, investigators told WDSU.View investigation timelineHancock County Sheriff\u2019s Office Chief Deputy Don Bass admits the pace of the investigation into 23-year-old Jaren Lockhart's dismemberment might seem slow to some.\"We're not going to jump to any conclusions. So when we make a determination in this case, it will be the right determination,\" Bass said.Lockhart went missing on June 6 in New Orleans. Days later her torso washed ashore on a beach in Bay St. Louis, Miss. Other body parts belonging Lockhart washed up days later.Two people, Margaret Sanchez and Terry Speaks, were arrested on unrelated charges and are being investigated in the case. Investigators, including the FBI, collected bags of evidence when Speaks' and Sanchez\u2019s Kenner home was searched.Some of that evidence is on its way to FBI headquarters in Quantico, Va.\"They are presently processing what they feel is evidence that was located in the residence and also in the vehicle. The majority of that evidence and property is in Quantico,\" Bass said.No charges have come against Sanchez or Speaks in connection with Lockhart's death, but Bass said the investigation is still moving along well.\"Our investigation is ongoing as intense as it was before. Now it's just following up on all leads, telephone calls and information that we receive we follow up,\" Bass said.Speaks is awaiting extradition to North Carolina on charges of failing to register as a sex offender. On Tuesday night, Sanchez's bond was raised from $1,500 to $1 million.Wednesday, bond was reset again -- this time to $250,000 -- when the court received clarification on the charge that was filed.Legal analyst Robert Jenkins said the change in Sanchez's bond amount could be for a number of reasons.\"They set that bond just to keep them within their jurisdiction. Otherwise you would have to release her,\" Jenkins said. \"It's likely she may not have anything to do with the murder, but she knows about it. This is a way to get that information.\"Anyone with information on the investigation is asked to call the Hancock County Sheriff's Office at 228-466-6900 or the New Orleans Police Department at 504-821-2222.Click to view investigation timeline"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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