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If she gives an interview and blames it all on George can he sue for slander?

BBM. Could you please stop denigrating Dr. Vass and his employer? Dr. Vass is respected in his field and has spent his entire career working with forensic evidence, and his "research lab" is Oak Ridge National Laboratory, which is the Department of Energy's largest science laboratory and where...

You know what? I'm going to be the adult one here and say that now I think I was mistaken. I don't think it's the same person anymore. You're right; it appears juror #3's eyes are brown and the woman who was arrested has blue eyes and is 2 months away from being 32. However, I take offense at...

I think it is her. The nose and facial structure are the same. She's gained a lot of weight, though.

Wow! I know a few people in another thread (if I'm remembering that correctly) thought that wasn't her, but it sure looks like her to me! Looks like she's gained some weight, but I think it's the same facial structure. Surely she should have been dismissed during jury selection. Did those...

I agree with you about them just being a family with a lazy, lying daughter. Seems like almost all the dysfunction in the family was caused by Casey being a sociopath. I think the jury didn't like George Anthony and made assumptions because of that. Juror #3 talked about how she didn't...

Ugh. I wish I hadn't watched the interview of Juror #3 because I'm even angrier now. Judging from her, it looks like in order to find jurors who didn't know about the case they managed to find 12 people who are pathologically incapable of forming an opinion. I doubt she would've voted guilty if...

Heh, Warren misspelled foramen twice.

How many of those autopsies were of skeletonized remains?

Thank you! So, according to the report Dr. Spitz found "sediment" in the cranium and later says that the bones "were completely devoid of soft tissue," which leads me to believe he didn't think the sediment was decomposed brain matter. He also says that the sediment was found "behind the...

Is Dr. Spitz's report posted anywhere? I must have missed the part where he said he opened the cranium, and I want to read about it. Did he test the substance he found after opening the cranium?

I studied forensic anthropology, and cutting the skull open is not done for an anthropological examination. I don't remember ever seeing that done in any actual cases I saw or in any cases I read about.