[demsux]

That's true....no maggots found in nose, ear, brain..a couple were crawling the esophogus...

I'm thinking of the orifices closer to where they found a "maggott mass". Sorry, gross, but true

[VRWC_minion]

I'm thinking of the orifices closer to where they found a "maggott mass

That is actually evidence she might have been assaulted there. They tend to go where wounds are.

[Freedom2specul8]

That's true and feldman pointed out and witness agreed that sun and shade can cause differential decomposition. Sounds like a logical conclusion! ..

" Posted by ~Kim4VRWC's~ to ~Kim4VRWC's~ On News/Activism Jul 25 4:07 PM #558 of 657 you can have conditions where partial mummification.. favorable environment is where yoiu have relative humidity, 50% humidity or more, humid conditoins....can get marine something... ???? Shade trees will help keep temps more stable, body in shade will decompose "slower"..if part of body is exposed to sun and another part isn't..it will be differential decomposition."

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connectthedots..exactly, but if that area dehydrated as fast as this newest witness suggested could have happened (within 24 hrs)....cuz it had the right circumstances, it totally refutes the dates of the bug guy.

If a rodent or animal chewed through the mummified skin, as this witness is suggesting could have happened...hypothetically, on the 9th...bingo..defense's defense is put into doubt.