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To: CAPPSMADNESS
sorry i did not make myself clearer

i live on a farm and every year it seams a cow or two dies we drag them back by the woods where they will not cause problems if it is warm enough in a few days the gasses expand the body and they split and leak often causing a puddle when it evaporates it leavs just a small amount of black junk on ground

the it was refering to her body if she was moved because of the oder ect i feel both westerfield and van dam were probley not involved also after a few days things like hair will pull out quite easily and limbs can come off i know she was missing one foot and probably some of the internal organs
internal organs ares the first thing scavangers go for

as far as things penetrating soil look up info on home sewer systems and leach fields or epa studies on fuel and additives like mtb getting in ground water

just an old farm boys take i am sure there are those on the board who know more about some of this from a more scientfic studies

814 posted on 08/09/2002 8:25:31 PM PDT by mouser
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To: mouser
"they split and leak often causing a puddle when it evaporates it leavs just a small amount of black junk on ground"

This black junk on the ground would have been detectable in the soil had the forensics team done soil tests.

"also after a few days things like hair will pull out quite easily"

Mouser, clumps of her hair were found in the surrounding vegitation, so in fact some of her hair did indeed come out.

"limbs can come off"

Yes, this is true, but with a smaller corpse, this does not always happen, especially in warmer, dryer climates.

internal organs ares the first thing scavangers go for

Yes, this is correct also, but they rarely go after a foot for obvious reasons.

816 posted on 08/10/2002 6:21:44 AM PDT by CAPPSMADNESS
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