Posted on 01/04/2021 5:52:26 AM PST by buckalfa
When did the child meet Hillary?
How could foul play NOT be involved???
A kid doesn’t seal themselves up inside a wall alone...or on purpose.
Tragic.
The link has a banner that mentioned fetal remains. So this was a preborn human, unless that banner was written in error, which is a possibility given how lame our media is.
Not impossible, though. If a child goes missing, who looks in the walls?
I’m shrimp size myself and when inspecting properties I’m usually the one sent into crawl spaces.
Kids will explore.
However, most likely this was foul play.
Anthropology is the study of human societies and culture. It can also be the study of human biological and physiological characteristics and their evolution. But it seems an off term for this investigation.
True and in that neck of the woods you can bet there are more backyard,basement floor and wall surprises.
Stay tuned to “This Old House” for more
“If there is foul play involved...”
The media sure picks odd times not to make assumptions....too bad President Trump doesn’t get that level of benefit of the doubt...sheesh.
Although “fetal remains” changes the picture a tad.
Looks like a prior occupant didnt want to disclose a birth or failed birth?
Our local news was saying the remains may be decades old.
If there is foul play involved, law enforcement will have a larger hand in the investigation.
How dumb is that statement.
Remqins wrapped in plastic, linen, or burlap?
A tale of abortion of a secretly pregnant Democrat debutante.
Remqins wrapped in plastic, linen, or burlap?
You had a quick eye to see that. In my phone browser, the video started immediately and the “fetal” reference flashed by in a split second. Had to go back to re-watch. That was a MAJOR element in the story and not repeated in the written article. Odd.
So the "fetal remains" (the term used by the coroner) may have been been in the wall for up to a century.
For identification, officials might check the Spartanburg County voting records to see if a person has voted straight-party Demonicrat from that address for the last few decades, even though the house has been owned or rented by different people.
Very astute observations. Pacolet retains some vestiges of the stereotypical “mill town” from the heyday of the textile industry. Company housing, company store, and all of that.
Likely depends on how old the house is and whether or not the county has the experience to do the job well without assistance.
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