Zoe Bogart
Let's not ask for the Moon, we have the Stars
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Storage boxes, ice chests, storage areas. All good thoughts. I don't think any of them would be a viable place of permanent disposal because of the odor, although once the body had decomposed and there were only bones remaining, there would be no more odor and any place would be probable.
So let's get back to the bins and storage. I doubt if a bin was used because the body oozed all over the car trunk. She could have used it to transport the body from the house to the car, but would she later take the body of out the bin, letting it drip all over the trunk? She could have disposed of the bin at the dumpster.
I'm thinking she wouldn't have been as quick on the draw to think of using the ice chest with ice in it to slow the decomposition, but an ice chest could have been used for the transport, and dumped later.
Ditto any type of storage facility. Too long in there, odor would be reeking. So it would be no good for longterm safe keeping UNLESS the body had turned to bones (no more odor). But where would she have kept the body until it became only bones? That doesn't work. She could have stored her there for a short time, then the odor got too much, and put her in the trunk. BUT, I think someone would have smelled it coming from the storage area, especially if it had leaked as it did in the trunk.
Oh, this is terrible to think of the child in this way!
We have lots of those plastic bins, too, for the very reasons stated by technicalconfusion - bugs, rain, hurricane evacuation.....it's an endless battle. :crazy:
So let's get back to the bins and storage. I doubt if a bin was used because the body oozed all over the car trunk. She could have used it to transport the body from the house to the car, but would she later take the body of out the bin, letting it drip all over the trunk? She could have disposed of the bin at the dumpster.
I'm thinking she wouldn't have been as quick on the draw to think of using the ice chest with ice in it to slow the decomposition, but an ice chest could have been used for the transport, and dumped later.
Ditto any type of storage facility. Too long in there, odor would be reeking. So it would be no good for longterm safe keeping UNLESS the body had turned to bones (no more odor). But where would she have kept the body until it became only bones? That doesn't work. She could have stored her there for a short time, then the odor got too much, and put her in the trunk. BUT, I think someone would have smelled it coming from the storage area, especially if it had leaked as it did in the trunk.
Oh, this is terrible to think of the child in this way!
We have lots of those plastic bins, too, for the very reasons stated by technicalconfusion - bugs, rain, hurricane evacuation.....it's an endless battle. :crazy: