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This is one witness I can't wait to see JA cross examine. I think he'll come out like a pit bull looking for a bone!
Spitz particularly takes issue with Garavaglia's saying: "Although there is no trauma evident on the skeleton, there is duct tape over the lower facial region still attached to head hair. This duct tape was clearly placed prior to decomposition, keeping the mandible [jaw] in place."
In his report dated March 10, Spitz states Garavaglia's statement is "flawed" because of evidence about the movement of the remains he discovered in his second autopsy and because "DNA results of the duct tape yielded no DNA from the deceased."
This is one witness I can't wait to see JA cross examine. I think he'll come out like a pit bull looking for a bone!
I believe Dr. Spitz swallowed the bone (back in Dec).
Oops... :saythat:
This just broke on my local news. Retired Medical Examiner, Dr. Werner Spitz, will testify for the Defense in the trial of Casey Anthony.
http://www.clickondetroit.com/news/28239316/detail.html
Metro Detroit ME To Testify In Casey Anthony Trial
ME Says Caylee Anthony Could Have Drowned
POSTED: Tuesday, June 14, 2011
UPDATED: 10:21 pm EDT June 14, 2011
DETROIT -- Former Macomb and Wayne counties Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Werner Spitz said he picks and chooses the cases he does now, and the Casey Anthony murder trial was one he was particularly interested in.
Spitz, a world-renowned forensics pathologist, will travel to Orland, Fla., to testify Friday in the ongoing murder case in which Anthony is accused of killing her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee Anthony...
He said he has been involved in the case for a relatively long time -- before defense attorney Jose Baez started representing Anthony.
Guess he did submit report -
http://articles.orlandosentinel.com...0314_1_duct-tape-casey-anthony-second-autopsy
March 14, 2011|By Anthony Colarossi, Orlando Sentinel
Casey Anthony defense expert challenges Dr. G's autopsy of Caylee Marie Anthony
http://www.examiner.com/crime-in-na...conducted-2nd-autopsy-on-caylee-anthony-video
March 14, 2011 9:08 pm ET
Letter to Defense From Dr. Werner Spitz Who Conducted 2nd Autopsy on Caylee Anthony
So, is he saying everyone imagined the duct tape stuck to the hair mat on the mandible, because no DNA survived 6 months and being under water for months?In his report dated March 10, Spitz states Garavaglia's statement is "flawed" because of evidence about the movement of the remains he discovered in his second autopsy and because "DNA results of the duct tape yielded no DNA from the deceased."
Quote from above article that has me confused???
Guess he did submit report -
http://articles.orlandosentinel.com/2011-03-14/news/os-casey-anthony-spitz-autopsy-20110314_1_duct-tape-casey-anthony-second-autopsy
March 14, 2011|By Anthony Colarossi, Orlando Sentinel
Casey Anthony defense expert challenges Dr. G's autopsy of Caylee Marie Anthony
http://www.examiner.com/crime-in-national/casey-anthony-case-letter-to-defense-from-dr-werner-spitz-who-conducted-2nd-autopsy-on-caylee-anthony-video
March 14, 2011 9:08 pm ET
Letter to Defense From Dr. Werner Spitz Who Conducted 2nd Autopsy on Caylee Anthony
So, is he saying everyone imagined the duct tape stuck to the hair mat on the mandible, because no DNA survived 6 months and being under water for months?
I don't like him at all, never did.
BOTH of those points are BS. There would not be any DNA expected to be left after a typhoon and being submerged under water in the elements for all of that time.
And that whole thing about the skull not being opened, and all of the debris being in one side. Again, BS. There a lots of explanations, commonb sense explanations. First of all, the body was decomposing in the fetal position initially. So there would have been a buildup at that time. Second, the body was out in the wind and rain and attacked by animals, so of course it was moving around. DUH.
And the jury will decide between Dr. G and Dr Spitz I suppose. I am not worried.
WTH.........Not possible she hired him from the beginning:waitasec:
Didn't Dr G express a ??? when asked if Dr WS had done an autopsy on Caylee? There was something questionable.Guess he did submit report -
http://articles.orlandosentinel.com/2011-03-14/news/os-casey-anthony-spitz-autopsy-20110314_1_duct-tape-casey-anthony-second-autopsy
March 14, 2011|By Anthony Colarossi, Orlando Sentinel
Casey Anthony defense expert challenges Dr. G's autopsy of Caylee Marie Anthony
http://www.examiner.com/crime-in-national/casey-anthony-case-letter-to-defense-from-dr-werner-spitz-who-conducted-2nd-autopsy-on-caylee-anthony-video
March 14, 2011 9:08 pm ET
Letter to Defense From Dr. Werner Spitz Who Conducted 2nd Autopsy on Caylee Anthony
Quote from above article that has me confused???
I guess the money might mean more than the reputation.
moo
Quote from above article that has me confused???
BOTH of those points are BS. There would not be any DNA expected to be left after a typhoon and being submerged under water in the elements for all of that time.
And that whole thing about the skull not being opened, and all of the debris being in one side. Again, BS. There a lots of explanations, commonb sense explanations. First of all, the body was decomposing in the fetal position initially. So there would have been a buildup at that time. Second, the body was out in the wind and rain and attacked by animals, so of course it was moving around. DUH.
And the jury will decide between Dr. G and Dr Spitz I suppose. I am not worried.
OMG, is the Dr. sleeping between thoughts? Poor guy, he's old! He says if his memory serves him correctly, he was on the case before Baez. I hope he tells that on the stand, I'd love to see the Prosecution tackle him on that alone, which would make the jury think twice about his credibility----due only to his age and failing memory.
Funny thing though, he said that he learned that the skull had never been opened and then he added "which is almost unheard of." But I remember Dr. G. stating quite clearly with an exclamation point at the end when she was asked if she'd opened it, "Certainly not!" So I do not know why the difference (maybe just techniques) but I was surprised to hear her put emphasis on her answer like that. Unless she knew there was nothing inside the skull to yield usable information as to cause of death.
Okay, 6 AM is going to be here way too soon tomorrow! Goodnight good people!