peepers20056
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Peepers,peepers20056 said:I had to come back & Sorry for my spelling.I get nervous try my finger's do the running so to speak.I am burning a ST.Padre Pio candle Alll to be OKAY.:angel: :angel: :angel:
packerdog said:I would think that they would replace the pad and carpet instead of having it cleaned. Blood would have soaked into the plywood flooring below the pad even. So did his sister find the tooth before it was cleaned? She would have had to if it was replaced. Were they just standing there looking at the bloody crime scene and the sisters says look , I just found a piece of a tooth? I just can't imagine them even looking at it. I wonder if Jason was there at the time. I could never see that bedroom the way it was after the murder of a loved one.
oceanblueeyes said:Exactly. We dont know if the carpet was saturated or how thick it was...it may have only been fine sprays on it but you are right if it is soaked then the carpet must be taken up and the plywood beneath it treated and this doesn't happen in just one day's cleaning either. Special chemicals have to be applied and then they bring in huge blowers. Biological materials will breed if not completely removed and will become a health hazard.
I think that most of the blood was found on the bed itself including headboard and walls. Maybe even some back swing blood spatter slung on the ceiling from the weapon used. I have seen cases where LE have investigated how tall someone would have to be and how high they would have to swing the weapon for blood to land on the ceiling. It gives them (if weapon was not left behind) a general size used.
I also think Michelle had multiple fractures and breaks to her teeth. Somehow they missed this one. Could have landed in a very out of the way place and overlooked.
At least it was found before any arrest has been made.
IMO
Ocean
PolkSaladAnnie said:strach, with such a FORCEFUL blow - teeth have been known 'to go flying'... Is it possible one tooth ricocheted off the waal, a bed post .. etc?
Think of when us gals lose a pierced-aearring stud ... they bounce into the most inconceivable places.
Just thinking along with your thoughts ...
PolkSaladAnnie said:Yes, I'd be bothered, too, strach. Until, that is, the prosecution show the court the velocity and viciousness of the blows ... and HOW many OTHER teeth were knocked out ... and that a few were found, one could easily have got lodged under a piece of carpet. .... OR ... It remained in the murder weapon and before JY got rid of it ... on one of his return trips home, he planted it.
That's why LE photograph and peg EVERY SINGLE SPEC of evidence - pick it up with gloves and bag it. Did JY's family do this? We don't and won't know right now. Nevertheless, this may have been overlooked and agreed: ERROR by LE.
If it was found in the room, it should not have been picked up and handed to LE. ERROR by family.
Equalizer!!
JY invested a fortune in Smith: should have called him in PLUS LE and photographed it in the usual way. We'd need to know if this happened 'procedurally correct', so to speak.
O/T !!! OMG!!! SA just won the Rugby 7's! minutes ago!! :woohoo:
strach304 said:No I wasn't talking about them overlooking the tooth being a problem but that it would be brought up by the defense yes. As a juror I'd be bothered that Jason didn't help investigators identify missing items from the house but are quick to run to them with what they did find and blab to the media. See? The situation being the tooth. Of course now add to that the lawyer right away because neither Jason or his family can say that he didn't have legal representation at that time because he did and could've surely taken his lawyer with him just like he did for the dna and fingerprinting order.
oceanblueeyes said:Would a jury be told that? I thought everyone had a right not to talk to police and that cant be held against him. I am not sure that would be entered at trial by the presiding Judge.
But Jason has not blabbed anything to the media has he? LOL I wish he "would" talk.
oceanblueeyes said:Would a jury be told that? I thought everyone had a right not to talk to police and that cant be held against him. I am not sure that would be entered at trial by the presiding Judge.
But Jason has not blabbed anything to the media has he? LOL I wish he "would" talk.
strach304 said:I'm sure his lawyer would file a motion not to allow it in because it would be prejudicial but otherwise I don't see why not. If the prosecutor wants it in he'd have to argue it on merits. What do I know I'm not a lawyer. I guess after Scott Peterson they all know not to talk to the media but my point about that was his family which I specified in the first post but ran it together I see to make it look like I meant Jason only.
AlwaysShocked said:Re: fingerprinting friends and family members. I think they do this to eliminate prints they have found in the house, so they can determine if there are any stranger's prints in the house.
I do not think it means they are trying to "match" a fingerprint at this time.
PolkSaladAnnie said:Sure, AlwaysShocked .... I also don't think there's a sinister print hanging around. Also, MY had friends over the night before, so there are already multiple sets of prints involved ..
This made me chuckle thinking about those people that peek into your medicine cabinets or other places when visiting.fran said:I think it's also not just 'who's' prints they may find, but 'where' they find them. If they find someone's prints somewhere in the house where they shouldn't be, well.............
JMHO
fran