I am thinking vomit....can be wrong, but vegetable substance sounds like it is.
I wonder what she ate at the party? We know she brought the bbq'd chicken, according to diana, right?
I am thinking vomit....can be wrong, but vegetable substance sounds like it is.
2001 BMW was the vehicle used obviously.
Hair was found in several places it appears in his vehicle.... Wonder if this was all hers? It makes me sick if it was. Sounds like vomit also when described as "brownish green vegetable material.
I wonder what she ate at the party? We know she brought the bbq'd chicken, according to diana, right?
I put all the search warrants in the legal section at the top.
I am thinking vomit....can be wrong, but vegetable substance sounds like it is.
I thought she brought ribs.
Now I have to wonder how all this evidence was NC still alive at some point outside of her home? Hair being found in areas of the car, trunk, vomit...
Was this poor woman still alive when he stuffed her in the trunk?
Is this normal to list when taking files???
"Files relating to instructions, methods or means of disposing of human body"
Is this normal to list when taking files???
"Files relating to instructions, methods or means of disposing of human body"
Is this normal to list when taking files???
"Files relating to instructions, methods or means of disposing of human body"
Momto3kids,
Did it say that about the means of disposing of human body?
Hair found doesn't mean she was still alive.
We don't know what this "brownish/green vegetable material" is referring to AND it doesn't say whether it was inside or outside the BMW sedan.
Sooooo....
IF her hair found in the trunk and/or trunk lid of HIS CAR is identified through DNA as hers, there is no reasonable innocent explanation for that.
In the Caylee Anthony case they were able to determine that the head hair found in the trunk came from a deceased person because of some dark banding that occurs in the hair after death. HOWEVER, I don't expect any of that kind of evidence to be available in this case because she was disposed of immediately and not left decomposing in the car. Not sure how long it takes for this banding to occur but it does appear to be a part of the decomp process.