Hello WS
I am just throwing out something here to be picked apart. I just saw(in one of the many threads I read today, I plan to find the link later)that the body farm found decomp
"in the air."
What if Caylee was bagged in the garbage bag and the canvas bag right away. With Caylee being in the trunk of the Pontiac for two days(only
) maybe there was not much "liquid" as decomp evidence but measured by "air." I do not understand the technicalities of what I am suggesting here.
Meaning, any vacuuming that may have been done, would not yield the sucking up of anything tangible in that sense. So, the vacuum cleaners would not have any of this type of evidence(decomp.)
Now, why there were "no hairs" found on or in any of these devices? Even if Casey never put a dead or live Caylee in the trunk of her car: I would think there would/should be transfer hairs from stuff being moved from the back seat to the trunk, clothes or swimwear for a day of play...normal living would/should put Casey and Caylee's hair all over the car and everything they own. Unless it was just washed but even then, I do not see regular cleaning getting every single hair.
I makes me think
"detailing." Lee told LE, how much his dad loved to detail their cars, that he even detailed the cars of relatives who had come to visit.(IIRC). I did say above that I remembered that George went back to work after he and Cindy brought the Pontiac home from the tow yard, so...
I admit I am confused right now. I think I might just be babbling. :waitasec:
...JS...
