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Investigators did not find fingerprints belonging to George Anthony, Cindy Anthony or Lee Anthony on the duct tape found on Caylee Marie's skull, the FBI forensic reports show.
I want to know about CASEY'S prints...
Hello Websleuth-ers,
Im internet savy. But this IS my 1st post on Websleuths so be patient with me while I get settled in .
Elphaba This wording in document was intriguing to me. I think you and I both saw something there.
There are 3 types of fingerprints:
Visible Can been seem with the naked eye. (ex. Prints in blood)
Latent left by oils in the skin. Can Not be seen without processing
Pressure - left by ridge imprints into a soft surface. (ex. Adhesive on duct tape)
I have read probably EVERY discovery document in this case. Some more than once. If my memory serves me correctly (and MAYBE I am wrong. Someone please correct me if so) BUT I think there is one document that states:
1. Investigators did not find fingerprints belonging to George Anthony, Cindy Anthony or Lee Anthony on the duct tape found on Caylee Marie's skull (They make no mention of Casey in this statement)
And Then there is another document that states:
2. There were no LATENT prints found on the duct tape (But what about PRESSURE or VISIBLE prints??)
So does this = No fingerprints of any kind of CA, GA, or LA & No LATENT fingerprints of ANYONE, but maybe a visible or pressure print ??????
Im just sayin its a thought
VERRRRRY interesting thought and great observation. I am intrigued. (please let KC's prints be there, please let KC's prints be there...)
I'm with you on six of the pieces of duct tape, but I'm not sure about one. The H-60493 ,item 16 tape, and the blanket seem to have been collected at close to the same time and in close proximity to each other. You must have picked up a detail I've overlooked to be able to say that.
For some reason that one piece of tape keeps nagging at me.
ETA: I'm not disagreeing. I just don't have a clear picture in my mind yet.
Does anyone think LE purposely released the duct tape findings in this obscure manner? Meaning that they led everyone (including the defense) to believe that there were no prints found without actually coming out and claiming that Absolutely no prints were found?
(bold above by me)Sorry to disappoint all of you -- the tape is just the same type & is the most common in North America sold in just about every store. Anyone who buys duct tape would likely have it. Fibers were found on the three pieces of tape, and fibers were found on the tape on the gas can (not necessarily the same type), so all they have to do is compare the fibers on one to the other to see if they are are similar or different to really determine if they're from the same roll & have been in the same place, but they chose not to do this. Why? Because they won't match & they know it.
thanks for the forensic update, CindyLeeGeorge. Appreciate it.:sick:
Sorry to disappoint all of you -- the tape is just the same type & is the most common in North America sold in just about every store. Anyone who buys duct tape would likely have it. Fibers were found on the three pieces of tape, and fibers were found on the tape on the gas can (not necessarily the same type), so all they have to do is compare the fibers on one to the other to see if they are are similar or different to really determine if they're from the same roll & have been in the same place, but they chose not to do this. Why? Because they won't match & they know it.
(bold above by me)
We don't know that they chose not to do this. We only know that we haven't seen any results yet.
We do know that the FBI kept the tape for further study specifically concerning fibers, etc.
They didn't send it back to OCSO like they did most everything else.
Why would that be?
(bold above by me)
They didn't send it back to OCSO like they did most everything else.
Why would that be?
Have you read ALL of the last lot?Isn't there supposed to be another huge dump of docs this week? Who knows what will be in that group. Could be FBI results of all testing. That could be interesting.
Isn't there supposed to be another huge dump of docs this week? Who knows what will be in that group. Could be FBI results of all testing. That could be interesting.
I really like hearing all the theories concerning the duct tape.
I don't think the duct tape was placed there to throw off investigators. Casey's an "in the moment" person. She doesn't think ahead. imo
And if the tape was placed there to keep her quiet and her hands were bound, where was she? Not in the car so where would she put a drugged child? Casey grew up in Fl. She knows 10 minutes in a car in July would kill a small child. Caylee HAD to be in the plastic bags while she was in the trunk otherwise there would have been more DNA. imo
And I don't think the tape was placed there after Caylee was dead.
My thoughts: She put a drugged, curled up, wrapped in Winnie-the-Pooh blanket, mouth-taped Caylee into the plastic bag. Tied it tightly and placed her into another bag. Placed her into the back seat/trunk and drove around waiting for her to suffocate. The tape was so she couldn't hear any noise, imo
I'm curious to know if there are fibers from the blanket on the duct tape.
Sorry to disappoint all of you -- the tape is just the same type & is the most common in North America sold in just about every store. Anyone who buys duct tape would likely have it. Fibers were found on the three pieces of tape, and fibers were found on the tape on the gas can (not necessarily the same type), so all they have to do is compare the fibers on one to the other to see if they are are similar or different to really determine if they're from the same roll & have been in the same place, but they chose not to do this. Why? Because they won't match & they know it.