2011.06.27 TRIAL Day Twenty-nine (Afternoon Session)

[TexasDoll]

I wish we had a JB cam next to the ICA cam.

 

[stilettos]

Beep, beep

Love this!

 

[pinkfly]

JA uses the powerpoint

shield becomes sword

 

[Quiche]

Water is in pp trillion... fyi

 

[wenwe4]

JB w/Dr. Furton....chlorinated drinking water with organic compounds...chloroform ...any volitle or low organic weight compounds ....5 chemical compounds Dr. Vass found in those ...whether those make up human decomp.....in Furton are not unique in human decomp....two are found in bleach....methal sulfides have been reported in decomposing organic matter...like trash ......
are these compounds can be found in trash in those 5 (object-sustain) cannot rely upon those 5 compouns.


JA = have you ever examined the spare tire cover? Object-move to strike..HHBP thats It? overrule on that basis......JB beyond the scope....response beyond the scope....(lost audio momentarily)

JA - those organic compounds creates more than just chloroform....carbon tetrachloride is more abundant than chloroform.....if source of bleach direct on the carpet ...there would be other chemical compounds present like bromide....are you familiar with chloroform creates other things than chlorine....I don't know didn't read peer review articles as I wasn't asked....that would be reasearched and published.....did you see peer reviewed articles ? I didn't find that in my research....Did you find the Iranian article about the creation of chloroform....there are so many things that can happen ...this needs to be researched further to testify forensically.....how many articles are you relying upon? I put just one in my report....what are the other articles say about what are the other chemicals that come out in chloroform....carbon tetrachloride and ? 2 of the compounds of the 5 that come from decomp human tissue....with those compounds they come with something else....everything comes with something else......ongoing research...if chloroform were characteristic to human decomp that would be important to do reserach....but as far as this case someone mixing it and giving to a child vs. mixing it for a reaction....same thing with presence in butter or cheese...there are other things that shuold have been found...isn't chloroform a carcinagin? yes....in butter and cheese? yes if you read the reports it can be very scary....in very small minute amounts...parts per billion range? yes and low parts per million range...pasta and some food products....is there a limit? yes it is in the low parts per billion range and sometimes even lower.....for drinking water...

talk about some power points....pull it up again and go thru it.

 

[NoeticSoul]

Going to go watch this on TV have a good day all.

Have a beautiful Day Kat! :seeya:

 

[Rapunzel]

OMG...this guy is winging it!!!

 

[Bobbarita]

Wow. The witness is SO wanting to run away right now. I bet he is thinking, "Oh, no! The power point!"

 

[Mountain_Kat]

Yuck. Bet Velveeta is loving this.

Right after this trial is over, we are gonna try Velveeta in a court of law. :floorlaugh:

 

[whiteangora]

With all this crazy talk about chloroform in butter and cheese, I think this witness needs a competency hearing.

 

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[Hamsterdance]

I love JA's confidence. He knows exactly where he's heading. Like a cat cornering a mouse!

 

[What'sThatClue]

There's chloroform in butter and cheese?! EEK!!!

This is where the witness loses the jury. They will not believe that chloroform is found in cheese. They don't need to be chemists.

I just googled it, lol, and apparently chloroform is present in small amounts in butter and cheese. :maddening:

 

[Azcrabcakes]

Between the pen popping, neck popping and other popping sounds it is like my morning breakfast of snap, crackle and pop.

As in neck-popping feats? I've noticed quite a few men popping their necks during the trial, particularly one of the sheriffs that mans the door for ICA.

 

[TortillaChip]

I didn't think Dr. furton was gonna get so flustered, in the frye hearings he was contentious with JA. He is totally intimidated,lol.

 

[Amster]

JA just took a big swig of chloroform, according to this chemist guy.

 

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[PlainJaneDoe]

I hope that the jurors are picking up on the "parts per million" vs "parts per billion" distinction. Because they're such large numbers, sometimes the point gets lost ('cause we have trouble visualizing millions and billions). But it's an exponential difference in how much of the chemical is present.

 

[Tulessa]

Priceless! :floorlaugh: :floorlaugh:

 

[pipkins]

chloroform present in parts per million/billion in cheese/butter/pasta

ok lasagna off the menu folks!