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First off, Caylee's remains were skeletal, hence, no body!
Second, by the time he viewed Caylee's remains, Dr. G had already removed the duct tape to check for evidence. Dr. Spitz is working for the defense. He too has to report what he saw but he didn't get to see Caylee's remains the way Dr. G did...JMHO
He can't simply dismiss Dr. G's autopsy report. I believe she took photos every step of the way. I believe she took photos of Caylee's skull when the duct tape was on her. I also believe, this will be shown in the courtroom for all the jurors to see. That they will not be able to just push those images to the back of their minds. JMHO
Justice for Caylee
Well, in a professional sense Werner Spitz, M. D. was correct in commenting about the "body" per se no matter what condition it presented as it was the final remains of the decedent but your point is very well taken since he was commenting to a lay audience!
NOW after giving him his sense of dignity regarding THAT point, I'm stripping EVERYTHING away given his next declarative statements! NO WAY IN GOD'S GREEN ACRE should one indicate that one would EXPECT to find primary evidence upon remains while conducting a secondary/consulting/defense/confirmatory post mortem! IT JUST SCREAMS lack of attention to detail! AND then he also tossed a throw away statement of .... (paraphrased) and I haven't seen the duct tape yet. WHAT??????? I was yelling at the video! (THANK YOU ThinkTank, had NEVER seen that!). Let's also challenge the good doctor regarding his observation of the camera documentation from the ME TEAM! (YES, the TEAM as the ENTIRE autopsy report was generated from the TEAM WORK and let you all understand, it takes a VILLAGE to perform this feat!). My team knows my work style so well that they set up and snap before I speak, and I have such faith in them that their SUGGESTIONS are taken & evaluated, often followed over mine!:blushing: (they are so Streetwise!) COME ON, THE DISTRICT 9 photos & some reports were available on 12/08, I'm sure! Werner, dearest, Jan had to REMOVE the tape for forensic testing (you remember that: prints, trace, GC/MS peaks), the skull had been cleaned and tested also (ummm, any adhesive material would be DOCUMENTED as TRACE/foreign substance/GC/MS peak and there's a REPORT with QC!!; you remember that concept:documentation of results found, right?). SO....let's all play by the same rules: observe, document,report, interpret,defend and testify under oath at the correct time.
BTW: Question about the adhesive material adhering to bone or leaving residue on/to bone after decomp, is yes it can occur and yes the extended exposure to the enviroment could "wash" it away but trace might be there!:angel: