Yes it is. And there is no proof of any child defecating in a bed but they do that too.
It is so common it has a name. Encopresis.
http://kidshealth.org/parent/emotions/behavior/encopresis.html
A child of JBR age who had frequent urinary issues could absolutely have issues with urinating that were not even under her control. But many many kids pee their pants when playing or waiting too long.
Kids have biological issues just as adults. Some kids bed wet until puberty.
All these things are normal for that Child. They may have medical reasons or psychological reasons but it is normal to have kids with wet pants and bathroom issues.
http://kidshealth.org/parent/emotions/behavior/encopresis.html
Encopresis is a symptom not a disease and
not many children suffer the symptom. Incidentally, children with encopresis have a higher incidence of ADHD.
"Although encopresis is estimated to affect 1% to 2% of kids under the age of 10..."
That is not common.
First kids that wet beds mean nothing more than they are bedwetting. That is a common problem that many many kids have. It means NOTHING.
The fecal issue is not one that should be brought up because I see no proof of that here. Kids having accidents is common.
I know children that have issues with pooping and I provided a link that shows that there are good reasons for it that have nothing to do with anything nefarious.
You want to put someone on trial? Do it because there is evidence they murdered someone. Not because their kids wet the bed.
The misrepresenting of the facts as we know them to be must stop.
JB exhibited signs and symptoms of nocturnal enuresis [bedwetting] as well as daytime enuresis. Patsy admitted, in her interviews, that she intended to pack diapers for the Big Red Boat trip. JB did not once spend the night away from home with a friend but their parents took JB and her dirty underwear in a bag back home with her on occasion after a play date.
Nocturnal Enuresis
By age 5 or 6, 85% of children can stay dry, but some children still wet the bed from time to time until age 10 or 12.
http://www.webmd.com/children/guide/bed-wetting-urinary-incontinence-children
15% of children still release urine in their bed at age of 5 or 6. That is not common.
Furthermore, there is evidence of fecal issues in the household. Interesting that there are five locations where fecal matter is located in the home at TOD which is a critical point during the investigation. The locations are, in no particular order, as follows:
1) Smeared outside of the basement bathroom on the wall
2) Smeared inside the pants located on JBs bathroom floor
3) Smeared on a box of chocolates in JBs bedroom
4) Smeared inside a pair of pj bottoms that appeared to be BRs on JBs bedroom floor
5) Unflushed matter in the toilet of JBs bathroom
That is not common.
And why does a household have a package of diapers hanging out of a cabinet when the ages of the children are 6 and 9 if there were not toileting issues?
That is not common.
The evidence can be ignored by stating there is no proof of these things but what did the GJ listen to for two years if not this evidence?
It took a while for witnesses to cover and convey 30,00 pages of case files to the Ramsey GJ.
Lest it's been forgotten, LS sued to present his paranormal intruder theory and the GJ still issued two TBs against JR and PR that included charges of child abuse that led to their daughter's death.
To claim that the GJ was presented with falderal is an insult to the citizens who remained sworn Grand Jurors for 2yrs and suggesting such actions occurred should not be tolerated.