celticthyme
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I'm not an attorney, but my understanding was that the defense has no legal obligation to disclose where a body is. To do so would implicate his own client. JB's list for DNA items would implicate his client, IMO. This was in July or Aug of 2008. Why would they want DNA if Caylee is alive? It is however illegal to tamper with evidence. So what did JB tell DC to do if he found the body? Hope we find out.
Oh the tangled web we weave, when first we practice to deceive . .
So back then, if DC was working for Cindy, they may really have wanted to find the body, even knowing somehow it was in the area, but not wanting JB any access, because for all kinds of reasons they were in it for their own purposes???
ETA, and this may have been part of the sealing of a part DC's testimony??