Recent content by Melon

BBM. That sure reads as an assertion. Please fill us in how you know that for a fact. TIA.

The question I linked was pretty specific to dogs discriminating decomp to a specific person, I don't see where your analogy of trailing applies. :waitasec: Why would they need a decomp scent prior to a search? They already have BL's scent. Although any of the items that removed from BL's...

BBM Someone asked here if dogs could discriminate decomp to a specific person. Websleuths Crime Sleuthing Community - View Single Post - Human Remains (*cadaver) Detection (HRD) dog questions and answers **NO DISCUSSION** Answer Websleuths Crime Sleuthing Community - View Single Post - Human...

BBM, MOSAR dog(s) were at the warrant execution. Why would LE bring them there if they were useless outside of only looking for live scent, especially after getting the warrant based on a cadaver dog hit? There is a reason the dogs that were there were invited there...

My statement about the children was more from a LE perspective than DB asking the boys anything. If you co-mingle individual reasoning into an entire group i.e. "one side" like you have, you are going to have a mishmash of ideas and some of those will conflict. My thought process and reasoning...

BBM. ITA absolutely. Any of those scenarios can blow a hole in the JI "on the way to work" theory. I would add the caveat that I really do not put much weight in SB's daughter, if she in fact told anyone she saw BL alive. Children are not mini adults and their little brains do not work the same...

I know there is video of JI at Starbucks but I am not certain that video excludes him from involvement entirely. :moo: I didn't word my alibi thought as clearly as I should have. He has at least a partial alibi but I am not certain it all checks out and they can exclude him. :moo: JI had the...

BBM. I don't think any statement by LE about needing to speak to DB excludes JI being involved in BL's disappearance because we simply don't know what LE suspects or knows for a fact. BL was reported to be in DB's care, JI couldn't take BL to work with him so DB is in the hot seat no matter...

DB and JI referring to BL in past tense which conflicts with the benevolent kidnapper story they push. :moo: DB's very limited use of BL's name in some of her interviews. :moo: There should be a whole category for the statements of the attorney and Bill S. I find their public statements...

The odors that we associate with death smell, cadaverine and putrecine are heavier than air which should mean they would pool at low points nearest to where the body was. I am not sure of those particles are light enough to be "whipped up" by a gust in air current and then settle back down or if...

BBB, ITA. There are two different dogs in those two different videos. I *think* the one in the Yahoo link is Keela. The markings on both of the dogs sides and the circle around the base of the tail sure look like Keela's markings. I can't say it absolutely is because it's such a long camera...

I am really not sure why <modsnip> work so hard to discredit, discount, and dismiss the dog work in this case. We have a fact of a dog hit in the home. Why is this fact so debatable in its validity? Here is a video of MOSAR dogs. The one with the chair is using scent discrimination. The...

I do not agree with you in the least. SAR dogs can discriminate scents to a single person. The FBI will use highly trained dogs. It is not a stretch that they discriminated to BL's scent and her scent only.:moo:

To answer your first and second questions, it's my opinion based on looking at the case as a whole and info picked up here and there outside of this board. :moo: . BBM do any of those numerous examples have a confirmed cadaver dog hit in the home of the missing? If they do, they are a relevant...

Well, if you apply the reasoning that some use around here, there is no link to LE stating they found fibers so you must conclude they haven't. There is no proof LE found fibers so they don't exist. Funny how that reasoning seems to be selectively applied. :waitasec::moo: To me, I don't think...