JWG
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Wouldn't it be easy for LE to pull the bar code off the notebook, find out how many pages the book is sold with, and then if pages are missing do identation work like my previous post stated? This notebook/diary seems too wierd to me. I hope it is what SA thinks it is...the age of the book would only be relevant if it wasn't sold until after '03 obviously, but if it were purchased prior to '03 then perhaps the ink would indicate age of entry. I don't understand where the pages with the chloroform etc., references come from besides NG's statement about them.....
Hi G'ma.
You are right that LE could note the bar code / ISBN number and get a heap of information of this particular book. I sure wish they'd released a photo of the back of the book.
That being said, I point out a few posts back that LE and the SA have made no noise anywhere about the significance of the book. It is not listed on any property sheets, so it was probably not taken into evidence. Nor is it mentioned in any investigative reports. We are left to speculate...but then that's what we are here for. :thumb: