nyvictoria
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Yes, I understand. This is really gross, but how would you compare it to a rotting pig? And how clear would you be about it 20 years from now? Remember, the air samples said only that there MAY have been a human decomp event. I've seen nothing that shows me yet it couldn't have been pig or pork product. So are you saying there is no way that they could now think it was something else they smelled and they are absolutely lying? They couldn't have been reacting out of fear? I know, LE said it smelled like human too. How long before they impounded the car? Sometime on the 16th it looks like according to p294 but I don't know how much of this isn't a misstatement. I know one for sure, but it isn't from the Anthony's. They have Cindy listed as a black female, DOB 9/22/1980, 27 years old, black hair and brown eyes. (p293) Hmmm. They first smelled it the night of July 15th? How sure were they? The detective that took the car as evidence used the term, "unidentifiable odor" when making his report. I see he made a correct notation of the vin but overlooked the black woman. Seems like this case is just filled with misstatements or misjudgments.
Ok I found it. On p.310, on 7/17/08 at 15:45 the cadaver dog hit on the passenger fender at the trunk. Now, isn't that where the garbage bag was, on the passenger side of the trunk?
Yes, I'm saying they (LE) knew exactly what they were smelling and there was no mistake on their part. I have no idea how a rotting pig smells so I can't help you there. As for how long I will remember the smell, I'll never forget it. I have many friends in LE and they tell me they will never forget it or mistake it for anything else. There is a very distinct difference between human decomposition and spoiled lunch meat. I doubt any of the detectives mistook the smell for anything other than what it was, Caylee!
Cadaver dogs are trained to hit on human decomposition, not animal. They will not hit on process meat regardless the origin. The dogs are trained by exposing them to gases that are emitted at certain stages of decomposition. The gases are specific to humans. Dogs that are not able to differentiate between human and animal are usually put to work in search and rescue missions. I say usually because I can only speak to what my friend knew of their dogs.
As for misstatements in the reports, they've been clarified in further reports and/or statements by LE. I'm not sure how much mileage JB will get out of typos.
I got the info on the cadaver dogs from a retired NYPD homicide detective who had no idea why I was asking. He asked me if I was in some sort of trouble.
I've read your posts and I think I know how you feel about LE. I have a very long business and personal relationship with LE. I have my opinion and you, rightfully and respectfully, have yours.