MODS: if it is wrong of me to post a zoomed in image of OJO’s elbow please snip it out of my post. I personally don’t find the image “graphic” or disturbing, but i have 5 kids and have seen a lot of nasty skinned knees and bruises etc over the years.
Also, I posted the link of Dr. Russel’s testimony and noted the timestamp when this zoomed in image is shown. The reason i felt the need to post the image in my post is because I wanted to circle the tiny dots and draw the shape of the bruise mark overlayed onto the dots.
Dr. Russel said she believed the marks on the posterior/underside of OJO’s elbow may have been made by the dog’s bottom teeth at 1:26:09 in this recording of her testimony:
In the above linked testimony they then zoomed in at 1:26:40, and I was wowed by what I saw when they zoomed in. There is CLEARLY a row of little dots/indentures in the shape of a dog’s bottom jaw. The row looked like a smile sort of. And the bruising definitely looked like a smile. Her testimony this week was the first time I saw that zoomed in image under his elbow, and i found that VERY compelling and convincing.
To reference the shape the front of a dog’s bottom jaw and the tiny bottom front teeth, I’ve posted an image below that was shown to jurors during the linked testimony of Dr. Marie Russel. Please note the bottom jaw/ bottom teeth are on the right and the top jaw is in the left. Note the wide U shape kind of smiley face smile shape the bottom jaw and teeth make. Those little bottom front teeth seem to have made little dots on OJO’s arm rather than large pulling abrasions like the canine teeth did on other parts of the arm. In the image I posted of OJO’s elbow, i circled where the tiny dots are, and beneath the image i drew the shape of the bruising that appears with the dots. (Smiley face smile)
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I believe according to the images of the top jaw that the 2 parallel lines above the bottom teeth dots and smile shaped bruising are from the top canine teeth and were made at the same time/ same bite as the bottom teeth smile dots and bruise were. Think of biting into an apple. Your top teeth go into the top and bottom into an area below the top teeth. Biting a bent elbow would be similar to biting an apple for lack of a better way of explaining it
I was also impressed by the zoomed in image of hole 1 in his sweatshirt that they showed to illustrate the perfect circle and size of a canine tooth and how the fabric was pulled out. Really convincing. Reminds me of the hair highlighting kit when you put that plastic cap on your head with all the little drawn and perforated circles and what happens when you poke the metal stick in to puncture each hole. When you pull the metal stick out, the plastic cap material comes out and over just like the sweatshirt fabric did when the dog’s tooth exited the sweatshirt fabric. See image from testimony below
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