[ewing]

So you think we are going to find the ankle weights that Scott could not find a reciept for with two 20 pound blocks of concrete in them? (when they wash up on shore)

[MightyMouseToSaveThe Day]

I don't think concrete blocks would wash up on shore, woudl they? I mean, bodies wash up because they were living tissue in decomposition. But concrete blocks are pretty heavy inanimate objects, right? I got the impression that divers would have to search the bottom of the bay for those concrete blocks--admittedly a very huge challenge.

Some other expert said last night that it was possible, using tides/currents/environmental analysis in reverse, to figure out the direction/spot her body and her baby's came from. Don't know if I'm saying this right, but the idea is if you can analyze the current that brought the bodies IN to shore, then you can figure out the source point. I hope that's right. Any add'l evidence to 'cement' (pun pun) this guy's fate would be terrific.

[Spunky]

"So you think we are going to find the ankle weights that Scott could not find a reciept for....

You are a little turned around here. The receipt for the ankle weights was found by the police and Scott was not able to produce the weights.