[the-gooroo]

I know I'm changing the subject but I've been thinking about the teeth. Didn't the guy who found Danielle say that he thought it was her because of the space in her two front teeth? Did the ME say the two front teeth were there or missing at the autopsy?

[juzcuz]

I've been thinking about teeth as well. There was alot of 'mush' found in her (lower jaw/mouth) due to putrification (rot-decay=advanced peridontal (gum) deterioration). Her bottom teeth, lower jaw full of teeth those teeth should have been 'floating' out of place (pardon my exaggeration). Blackburn and Sperber found bottom teeth all there and in place? Yet, her upper 'dry' (left and right)lateral incisors - adult teeth, not only out of place, but were gone?? Inspite of the fact that her central incisors (central front teeth-adult teeth) were there- Blackburn and Sperber testified to that fact. I am questioning because, I don't understand, their reasoning.

That the rot was greater on the upper left and right lateral incisors than on the central incisors (front teeth) than even in the lower jaw that was described "like mud".