Friday With Nancy.. NG Friday Sept 5, 2008 8PM EST

[secreteye]

I don't. This is real life. Not a movie.

I know, I know...I guess I just still want to keep on believing that there is a small chance that Caylee could be alive, somewhere.

 

[bobodedoo]

That horn thing that Cindy is using to make noise to drown out the reporters -- whose idea was that! Can't she just ignore them or say "No Comment". Why does it always have to be sooooooo dramatic?

I have seen quite a few cases played out in the media, never saw the people do the horn thing.

:whistle:

Never mind, I think I figured it out. Whoever is advising CA at this juncture (thanks NG, love the juncture word) has given her some "foot in mouth" preventative ("If you feel the urge to say something, just toot this horn").

It would be hard to do a 20/20 interview with the horn thing blowing.

Wasn't she at the garage door punching in a code? if so, maybe she was tooting to block out anyone recording the tone for the garage door code?
:waitasec:

 

[fixingtoburst]

Do they stil use it in biology labs then?

 

[Chilly Willy]

Does anyone know if this (chloroform) would clean blood and dna evidence? I'm just thinking maybe *someone* used it to clean the trunk. For some reason I can just see this family owning a little bottle of it for when George works on de greasing things like his car etc. He seems to be a handy man along with his wife the cleaner.

With all the safe and legal degreasers on the market there would be no reason for George to use a dangerous product like Chloroform.

 

[shell610]

Formaldahyde is what was used in biology class for the frogs etc.

 

[txsvicki]

My understanding is that the smell of chloroform is obvious and not unpleasant. It's a rather clean sweet smell.

Also, to use enough to clean or coverup with would have knocked out whoever was doing the cleaning.

It takes only a few drops to knock someone out. And then it would only knock someone out for 20 minutes.

Thankyou! Cleaning with chloroform would be ridiculous and not something to knock someone out for very long unless you want to kill that person or set up some wild scenario.

 

[fixingtoburst]

Thanks Shell. I forgot!

 

[RR0004]

Old timers here. Question, please. Isn't choloroform what they used to embalm frogs and fetal pigs when we were in biology?

I just remember the teacher soaking gauze and putting a lid on. Was that chloroform? I was a conscientious objector. I refused to dissect.

 

[MD MOMMY]

What was said regarding a duffle bag etc. on Nancy Grace? My 3 -year old was MOMMYING me to peices and I missed it. TIA.

 

[Betty Boop]

Wasn't she at the garage door punching in a code? if so, maybe she was tooting to block out anyone recording the tone for the garage door code?
:waitasec:

O.K. I will give her the benefit of the doubt. Uh . . . ummmm . . . well . . . uh . . . sorry CA. Toot away!

 

[justbetweenus]

My understanding is that the smell of chloroform is obvious and not unpleasant. It's a rather clean sweet smell.

Also, to use enough to clean or coverup with would have knocked out whoever was doing the cleaning.

It takes only a few drops to knock someone out. And then it would only knock someone out for 20 minutes.

Then I wonder if it's possible Caylee somehow came upon this chloroform while alone in the car, opened the bottle, or the bottle combusted. Just thinking out loud how so much choloroform could be in the air.

 

[SuziQ]

I know, I know...I guess I just still want to keep on believing that there is a small chance that Caylee could be alive, somewhere.

It's just that the defense, instead of paying for a service to bounce defense ideas off of to see if the public will buy it, are IMO, using posters at WS to do the same thing for free. KWIM?

 

[Chilly Willy]

Old timers here. Question, please. Isn't choloroform what they used to embalm frogs and fetal pigs when we were in biology?

No, that's formaldahyde (sp?)

 

[TotallyObsessed]

Old timers here. Question, please. Isn't choloroform what they used to embalm frogs and fetal pigs when we were in biology?

Yes. But I wouldn't know from personal experience. I hid in the girls bathroom when "dissection" came around. I didn't want to "heave" when we had to cut open that worm

 

[belladonna]

Well, I am going to have to sign up for anger management classes!

:furious:

Same here... my husband is furious and my job has not entered my mind lately... this is insane... help!!!:crazy:

 

[MD MOMMY]

Formaldahyde is what was used in biology class for the frogs etc.

YES I couldn't think of the word quick enough..that is it.

 

[kljohnson0458]

I'm sorry for asking but our neighbor came over and I had just turned on NG. Saw all the happenings and the breaking news at the bottom of the thread but couldn't turn the volume up. WTH is going on. Are the cops there because of the protestors or to arrest her again. My guess is protestors but just want a quick answer. TIA.

 

[Betty Boop]

What was said regarding a duffle bag etc. on Nancy Grace? My 3 -year old was MOMMYING me to peices and I missed it. TIA.

IIRC, searchers are being told to look for a rolled up rug and/or duffle bag.

 

[RR0004]

Wasn't she at the garage door punching in a code? if so, maybe she was tooting to block out anyone recording the tone for the garage door code?
:waitasec:

If that's the case...then this is one slick family. I would never have thought of that.

 

[fixingtoburst]

I can buy chloroform online.