FigTree
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ETA - putting in the right quote...
It would depend on when the plant matter entangled into the hair.
If there had been some rucus on the ground between Allison and her offender - there would be plant material on Allisons shoes, clothing and skin which would also match the plant material (to some extent) in her hair - even minute soil/twig/bark deposits and smears prior to Allison being incapacitated.
If Allison was incapacitated somewhere else very close to the plant material
Just possibly... when Allison was being moved...
Allison was elevated enough for her body not to leave a drag mark, but low enough for her tangled hair to make contact with the leaf material. If she was carried/lifted it may mean there would be no obvious drag marks on the ground or on her back/front of her jumper and pants, or wear marks on her shoes...
or
she was transported in something with wheels that was used in the garden - like a wheel barrow or garden trolley, even a wheely bin - something like that may contain bits of all 6 garden matter after cleaning the garden up, or s kids recreational ride-on (something with wheels)
or
Allison was lifted by her arms and by her feet - with her head dragging and her hair collecting the foliage and leaves as she went.
That would take two people to do...
.
And the drag marks are???? Those leaves on the patio look pretty undisturbed and random to me. And wouldn't it be obvious if it was through the wet grass? That would be hard to cover up I would have thought.
It would depend on when the plant matter entangled into the hair.
If there had been some rucus on the ground between Allison and her offender - there would be plant material on Allisons shoes, clothing and skin which would also match the plant material (to some extent) in her hair - even minute soil/twig/bark deposits and smears prior to Allison being incapacitated.
If Allison was incapacitated somewhere else very close to the plant material
Just possibly... when Allison was being moved...
Allison was elevated enough for her body not to leave a drag mark, but low enough for her tangled hair to make contact with the leaf material. If she was carried/lifted it may mean there would be no obvious drag marks on the ground or on her back/front of her jumper and pants, or wear marks on her shoes...
or
she was transported in something with wheels that was used in the garden - like a wheel barrow or garden trolley, even a wheely bin - something like that may contain bits of all 6 garden matter after cleaning the garden up, or s kids recreational ride-on (something with wheels)
or
Allison was lifted by her arms and by her feet - with her head dragging and her hair collecting the foliage and leaves as she went.
That would take two people to do...
.