Body in Jessica Ridgeway Search 'Not Intact' The heartbreaking investigation into the disappearance of 10-year-old Jessica Ridgeway took a grisly turn today when police said that a body found during their search for Jessica is "not intact." The condition of the body is delaying identification. "It's not intact," Westminster Police Department spokesman Trevor Materasso said at a news conference today. This is extending the length of time it's taking for investigators to positively identify who that body is. The body was was found in an Arvada, Colo., park a few miles from where Ridgeway disappeared last week. "We've released the information and contacted the family to let them know this information is being released publicly," Materasso said, seeming to refer to the revelation that the body was dismembered. Materasso said authorities expect to have a news conference on Friday to release more information. The body was found about seven miles from Jessica's home and close to where her backpack was discovered. Police were alerted to the body hours after they said that Jessica's parents were not suspects in her disappearance and they believed she had been abducted. "At this point in the investigation, after thoroughly looking at the parents, we're confident that they're not involved in the disappearance of Jessica Ridgeway," Materasso said on Wednesday. Bryant lives out of state and was in a custody battle with Sarah Ridgeway. It was a route she took every day, but this time she never arrived.