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You are absolutely correct. And, relevant to the original question, Jaycee explicitly stated in an interview that she urinated in her pants when the stun gun was used.

Bladder/bowel evacuation as a result of 'primary flaccidity' happens in many instances of death, though it can take several hours after someone dies before it happens. It is a frequent occurrence but not a constant and will, of course, be dependent on the corpse's position, how vigorously it is...

Do you have a link to the tox reports online anywhere? I've been looking for copies of them ever since this case hit the news, but haven't been able to find anything other than occasional vague media references.

Except that typically when a crime is committed with some sort of 'occult significance' (a FAR rarer occurrence in reality than television and dime pulps would have one believe), the act itself takes on some measure of that significance. Wildly discharging a hail of bullets into two girls on a...

This has been brought up and addressed several times in the thread, though I suppose at 31 pages its easy to miss. Anyway, when a person dies (especially if there is violence involved) a phenomenon often occurs that is called 'primary flaccidity.' This is a state, usually occuring very shortly...

Because blood isn't the only 'mess' that can potentially surround a dead body. If drugs or alcohol were involved, its possible that there was vomit on the sheets. Even more likely, she may have urinated or defecated involuntarily as she died, after she died, or during the attack (if there was...