The first time I saw the photos of her lying on the grass I was struck by her bent body position. In fact I believe it might have been my first ever post in the threads. I didn't think of a hogtie because I'm just not familiar with bondage, you learn something new on every case. But I did think she couldn't have been hanging straight when he cut her down and I asked myself if she had been hanging at all. And if she hadn't been in rigor when he put her down on the grass her knees would have been together and not fixed apart by a distance.
Then came I think it was Lezah's suggestion that she had been hogtied, and the evidence of the rope ends that met. Not too long, not too short, and the plaintiff expert said the reconstruction showed she was probably hogtied. When evidence corroborates what you can see in the photos it is a beautiful moment. The rope lengths and the body position being unrelated would have to be a miracle.
And then I noticed Adam said to the polygrapher "I hope to God she wasn't tied up" and that he had asked the detectives about that! In other words he had been on a fishing expedition to see if they could tell the rope had been cut apart. It made no sense that he wouldn't have known her hands were tied because he knew all about the rope, but it did make sense if he was talking about a hogtie.
To disregard all this corroborating evidence is to fail the objectivity test. Rope lengths, body position, and Adam's own words.