To: UCANSEE2
Cannot buy it
if her body was left where bugs could not get to it the body would have to be sealed up on large plastic bag ect
otherwise the body fluids would leak and draw bugs if in old refreg of freezer the seal would have to be perfect to keep bugs out
when moving the body you would get some fluid on you
trust me it is hard to get rid of the smell and it is not a nice one
i would rather be sprayed by a skunk
617 posted on
08/08/2002 8:26:04 PM PDT by
mouser
To: mouser
Cannot buy it OK. You have laid out the most valid reasons for eliminating that theory.
I will consider them. But quickly, as i gotta go, You are probably correct.
What does that mean? What does it leave?
To: mouser
I agree,old man at the end of the street,row houses and many years ago,it was the smell that found him-after 2 weeks,He had no family to check in on him.
700 posted on
08/08/2002 11:08:25 PM PDT by
fatima
To: mouser
"otherwise the body fluids would leak and draw bugs if in old refreg of freezer the seal would have to be perfect to keep bugs out "
as Jaded has asked - WHERE did her body decompose? I have seen no evidence that it happened at the site, as far as I can gleen from the transcripts - there was no human matter in the soil beneath the body. The only "oily marks" I have seen attested to are the drag marks from the entrails. Anyone wish to enlighten me?
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