We have to remember that Caylee found with at least one blanket, was double bagged and then put inside a laundry basket. After she was bagged, very little trace evidence would have fallen off of her little body or seeped into the trunk. IIRC, the magotts were found in the trash which was in its own plastic bag. If maggots were even found with her actual remains it has nothing to do with when they hatched outside in the swampy area where she was left to rot. I apologize for the graphics but the DT is way off on this issue of maggots...it is relative only to any maggots moving around freely inside the trunk but IIRC, the maggots were in the trash and it had been in the dumpster after it was in the trunk so these maggots may have grown freely in the ripe/fresh air of the outside dumpster...So, sorry DT, it would seem that maggots found on items that were outside of the trunk are irrelevant to your argument about the chloroform!
