bunnyphoenix1
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No, the delay was to determine the cause and manner of death. The ME's opinion is that the manner of death was homicide and KC is the person accused of committing that crime. For justice to be properly served, she is entitled to defend herself against that charge and to challenge not only the prosecution's evidence against her but also the ME's opinion as to the manner of death. If you were accused of any crime, would you not wish to have such rights?
As to the A's having delayed the funeral since June 15/16, there is no evidence as yet that suggests they knew Caylee was dead before Dec.11 (although they must have feared it), and they certainly couldn't have known on June 15/16 because they didn't discover she was missing until July 15! :frown:
If she'd died of an allergic reaction or something "natural" the autopsy would have been quick...instead, in this case, she was spread out over an acre and the ME had to wait for her bones to be gathered. Sorry, but this was not just a manner and cause of death standard autopsy and the delay was due to the fact it was a homicide and her body parts had to be located by the authorities months later because the A family would not divulge their whereabouts, but preferred to waste precious resources searching for an alive Caylee.