CaseClosed
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Thanks CaseClosed....I've seen her show before too and I understand the time it takes..I just wonder what the examiner may have already divulged to police based on her early findings...surely he/she has some unconfirmed discoveries or thoughts on the body that can help eliminate or lend focus to specific people/scenarios/locations/possible COD? what I mean to say is I think that even without full toxicology and autopsy reports etc, the police have more to go on than 'she's dead somehow'
I know that in one case of a baby, where the suspect was a mother (potential child abuse of other children in the home), she contacted the detective in charge of the investigation after she had finished the body examination because there was no indication of abuse, hence the detectives could rule out the mother immediately. Then she proceeded with the rest of the forensics.
I'm sure QPS have a good indication as to how she was killed, but can't reveal anything until the whole forensics is complete. There was also one article in the media where it stated that they were also waiting for the forensic analysis of the samples (if any) taken from the 2 family cars.