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12:42pm: Professor Wallman said he examined samples of fly eggs, fly maggots, adult flies and two beetles found on Mrs Baden-Clay's remains.
He said he determined "the person had been dead for at least the same age as the samples".
He said his findings could be consistent with Mrs Baden-Clay having been dead for 11 days before her body was found.
Professor Wallman, however, said he could not determine whether Mrs Baden-Clay's body had been submerged in water at any time.
12:39pm: Forensic entomologist Professor James Wallman, who specialises in the examination of insect specimens found at alleged crime scens, has been called to testify by phone.
Professor Wallman was asked to determine a "minimum time of death" in relation to Mrs Baden-Clay. He was also asked to determine whether Mrs Baden-Clay's body had been submerged at any time in the creek adjacent to where it was found.
Read more: http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/que...ay-9-week-3-20140624-3apn6.html#ixzz35WNYT3H1
He said he determined "the person had been dead for at least the same age as the samples".
He said his findings could be consistent with Mrs Baden-Clay having been dead for 11 days before her body was found.
Professor Wallman, however, said he could not determine whether Mrs Baden-Clay's body had been submerged in water at any time.
12:39pm: Forensic entomologist Professor James Wallman, who specialises in the examination of insect specimens found at alleged crime scens, has been called to testify by phone.
Professor Wallman was asked to determine a "minimum time of death" in relation to Mrs Baden-Clay. He was also asked to determine whether Mrs Baden-Clay's body had been submerged at any time in the creek adjacent to where it was found.
Read more: http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/que...ay-9-week-3-20140624-3apn6.html#ixzz35WNYT3H1