bicycle outside her house. She was said to have been playing with her bicycle when abducted Will the river give up a terrible secret? By PAUL HARRIS There had been so many prayers, so much hope. Everyone had worked tirelessly for four days and nights, trying to find April Jones and return her safely to her family. Now they were looking for a body in the river. And so, with renewed intensity, the search for the missing five-year-old focused on the fast-flowing waters of the River Dovey yesterday in the most concentrated effort of the hunt so far. With specialist teams, plus some of the most sophisticated technology available, every section of the river as it winds towards the sea at Cardigan Bay was being examined by boat, helicopter, on foot and by divers. Search teams launch boats into the river as it emerges police are now looking for April's body A sonar boat is used to search the River Dyfi following the disappearance of April Once, this area was renowned only as a beauty spot, a place of majesty and tranquillity. Now it was a potential crime scene teeming with police, mountain rescue teams, coastguard officers and search experts. Somewhere here, it is believed, April's abductor may have dumped her body after snatching her from outside her home on Monday evening. Somewhere, perhaps, the river will give up the secret of an innocent schoolgirl's miserable last resting place -- and end the agony of uncertainty for her tormented family.