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Well, if Geragos has his way, we won't be hearing a word about what any search dogs did. He wants it suppressed.

I do agree with you as to the possibility that maybe Laci did manage to get out of the house with the dog, and maybe Scott sort of followed her in a vehicle. And maybe he somehow got her to his warehouse, and maybe that's where it took place.

But the clothes, the clothes might just give the lie to that. They found remnants of the pants she was wearing when she died, supposedly. And they weren't black! Kristin Dempewolf wore black pants and a white shirt. Some say that's where Scott got the idea to tell the police that that was what Laci was wearing when he last saw her "that morning"--in the hope that some witnesses might have seen the other pregnant dogwalker, and cause confusion, which is exactly what appears to have happened.

If it turns out that the outfit Laci wore the evening of Dec. 23--and what she wore can be proved through Amy and through the hair place videocam--was never found, and if it turns out that the remnants of clothing on Laci match that Dec. 23 outfit, how are we going to explain Scott's story that she was wearing black pants and a white shirt when she went missing? The outfit Amy and the videocam saw her in had cream-colored pants and a dark pattern shirt--quite different from what Scott said she wore the morning of the 24th.

Do you remember, Ray, about the Aaron Mintz trial, how the deceased wife ALWAYS wore an eye cover to keep out light when she went to bed, and also being a former model, ALWAYS put vaseline on her hands, then pulled on cotton gloves, when she went to bed? And Mintz's attorney Fawer said, "Ladies and gentlemen--NO vaseline, NO gloves, when she was found." He meant to tell them, see, she didn't bother b/c she knew she'd never wake up, she was going to shoot herself in the head. Well, I'm sure Laci had some bedtime rituals, etc. Amy would probably have known them. Contact lenses, maybe? Who knows? And we already know of one of her waking-up rituals: opening the drapes. (Any signe that someone had put coffee on the morning of Dec. 24?) Little signs like that might just help sink Scott, if she really was killed Dec. 23.