Kaylene Oehling's family returns to site where her remains were found as county detectives look for more evidence
Kaylene Oehling's family isn't giving up. On Tuesday, her family returned to the neighborhood where her body was found, this time with Allegheny County homicide detectives looking for more evidence; KDKA's Shelley Bortz reports.
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