It’s been one week since the intense manhunt for Eric Frein came to an end, but questions still remain.
A five page search warrant released Wednesday is now giving us a glimpse of what life was like for Frein during his 48 days on the run.
More than 100 items were recovered from the abandoned airport hangar in the Poconos where Frein was found last Thursday.
The list includes everything from a compass and contact lenses to a typed page of prayers and two shaving kits.
Investigators also found ammo, jugs of water, clothing, DVDs and soy sauce.
“A lot of planning," said Mary Elizabeth Inglesby from Lords Valley. “As they were closing in and finding everything else, I was thinking someone else was helping him to stockpile everything in there.”
Investigators also recovered a lap top and several guns, including a sniper rifle which police say may have been used to ambush the troopers the night of September 12th outside the Blooming Grove State Police Barracks.
The long list of items now has some wondering just how long Frein may have been hiding out at the abandoned hangar.
“This is multiple trips; this is multiple times heading out there, making sure you have what you need for X amount of time,” said Mike Spencer.
State Police would not comment on that, but have said that the area was checked before Frein’s arrest.
Earlier this week, a federal judge dismissed one charge of unlawful flight against Frein, saying there was no evidence he left the state.
Frein’s preliminary hearing is set for November 12th.