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I don't think little girls were in this area very often around the time the sticker was left. The sticker was not too degraded. But the area was heavily wooded and filled with debris and dense vines and brush at the time. Not a play area at the time Caylee's body was dumped, IMO.
There was a sticky residue imprint of a heart shaped sticker on the duct tape, not a bottle imprint - what's the subject again?
The possibility that Lee or George fathered Caylee was discussed on many blogs, forums in the early stages of the case - long before I was a member of WS. I don't know what's been said here, but I think both theories have been debunked. jmo
I can't for the life of me figure out what JB is trying to do here, anyone?
WOW...his entire questioning just made into mush by one question from LDB.
Cool beans.
Ooooh....LDB asked Ms. Welch if she would classify where Caylee's remains were found to be a dump or trash site, and Ms. Welch said yes.
Sick burn.
wow ... do you think the jurors will say, "hey! that red bull can and miller bottle should have been tested for dna??!!!"
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LDK just made Baez's point for him. I am shocked.
LDK just made Baez's point for him. I am shocked.
Why doesn't the SA ask,
"What material was this sticker made from?"
"Would it float on water?"