To: Bluebird Singing
From Chris Morgan:
Q: YOU THOUGHT SHE WAS DANIELLE?
A: I DID.
Q: WHY?
A: BECAUSE OF THE BLONDE HAIR. THE REASON, THE FACT THAT WE WERE SEARCHING FOR A GIRL WITH BLONDE HAIR. AND I ALSO NOTICED THE EARRING. HER TEETH STRUCTURE LOOKED A LOT LIKE THE PHOTO. SHE HAD A GAP IN HER TEETH AND RESEMBLED THE MISSING PERSONS PHOTO.
From Dr. Brian Blackbourne (trial)
1 A. I DETERMINED THERE WERE FOUR MISSING TEETH. THE
2 TWO INCISORS, THE LEFT, THE LATERAL INCISOR ON THE RIGHT AND
3 NEXT IS A CANINE. THOSE FOUR TEETH WERE ABSENT.
4 DOCTOR SPERBER LOCATED ONE OF THEM INSIDE THE BACK
5 OF THE MOUTH, I BELIEVE BETWEEN THE GUM AND THE TEETH. THAT WAS
6 THE LATERAL INCISOR ON THE LEFT. SO THERE'S STILL THREE MISSING
7 TEETH.
Blackbourne at the PH:
9 A. A permanent tooth. Two permanent incisors were
10 missing.
11 Q. And how -- in your opinion, how did that occur?
12 A. With extensive decomposition as we have in this
13 particular victim, many things decompose, including what's
14 known as the periodontal membrane.
15 The periodontal membrane is about the thickness
16 of a sheet of paper, and it is what anchors the tooth to
17 the bone. When decomposition occurs, it affects the
18 periodontal membrane, and in many cases, or a certain
19 number of cases, the anterior teeth, namely the incisors,
20 and sometimes the canine teeth, will become loose and just
21 come out as a result of -- it can be shaking by animals at
22 the scene or just if there's enough decomposition, merely
23 bringing the body back to the medical examiner's office can
24 often dislodge these teeth.
To: MizSterious
Thank you!
To: MizSterious
Eruption of permanent teeth
Central incisor 7th Yr
Lateral incisor 8th Yr
Canine (Cuspid) 11-12th Yr
First premolar (Bicuspid) 9th Yr
Second premolar(Bicuspid) 10th Yr
First molar 6th Yr
Second molar 12-13th Yr
Third molar 17-25th Yr
55 posted on
08/15/2002 6:32:05 AM PDT by
bvw
To: MizSterious
From the pictures I've seen of Danielle it semed to layperson me that she may have had peg teeth. If so that could be sign of:
Late Congenital Syphilis - greater than two years of age An older child may have stigmata such as interstitial keratitis, nerve deafness, anterior bowing of shins, mulberry molars, Hutchinsons peg teeth, saddle nose, rhagades, or Cluttons
according to
GUIDELINES FOR THE INVESTIGATION AND TREATMENT OF INFANTS AT RISK OF CONGENITAL SYPHILIS, from the Australian CDC.
Again as I layperson, I don't know -- but would such a condition make her teeth more likely to fall out?
59 posted on
08/15/2002 6:42:29 AM PDT by
bvw
To: MizSterious
it can be shaking by animals at 22 the scene or just if there's enough decomposition, merely 23 bringing the body back to the medical examiner's office can 24 often dislodge these teeth. And yet the PROSECUTION tried to make it sound like the DW knocked her teeth out in the act of smothering her with 'the missing pillow'.
ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO FALSIFY EVIDENCE. The Prosecutor and DA need to GO TO JAIL.
83 posted on
08/15/2002 7:23:36 AM PDT by
UCANSEE2
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