Murder losses Missing Car -- serious proof

Police basis in the Jasmine Fiore murder feel her white Mercedes is a serious piece of evidence in solving the case.
As we reported, police tells us there was no sign of blood in the hotel near San Diego where Fiore and murder suspect Ryan Jenkins was staying. Police believe Jenkins may have strangled her in the room and mutilated her after leaving with her body. As such, the car could hold critical evidence.

It's a 2007 white Mercedes, with very large black rims (24") and a black roof. For some reason, the car has paper plates.

Murder Victim Jasmine Fiore --Hotel Manager Says Suspect Seemed "Normal"

The Law & Order aspect of this case are really starting to pile up.
Not being able to use fingerprints or dental records, authorities ultimately identified the remains of model Jasmine Fiore using the serial number on her breast implants, E! News confirmed Friday.
"Based on the fact that the victim's fingers had been cut off and her teeth pulled out, the coroner had to find other medical means to identify the victim," said Orange County District Attorney's Office spokeswoman Farrah Emami.
"They were able to do that using a serial number on her breast implant. We believe the defendant cut off the victim's fingers and pulled out all of her teeth to make it more difficult for law enforcement to identify Ms. Fiore."
Police have not been able to locate any of Fiore's teeth or fingers.
Meanwhile, the "defendant" Emami spoke of is reality-TV contestant turned murder suspect Ryan Jenkins, whom police believe fled to his native Canada after strangling his 28-year-old ex-wife, stuffing her body in a suitcase and abandoning it in a Buena Park dumpster.
The general manager at the hotel where Fiore was last seen alive tells E! News that as far as he was told, the couple seemed "completely, fundamentally normal" when they checked in last week.