[Devil_Anse]

Find it a little weird to say her cervix was intact because wouldn't that mean...?

Not sure what you're getting at here, but an intact cervix would have nothing to do with whether a person had ever had sexual intercourse!

I thought they meant to say uterus at the time, too, but now I'm thinking--per a comment by allyoop (I think)--that they WERE meaning to say cervix, and that they meant the cervix had never opened for the baby to be released. IOW, no "coffin birth". Then Jackie said she thought maybe the uterus had ruptured, and that's how the baby ended up out of her body. Which makes good sense.

[Rusty Roberts]

I've thought that is what they meant, the baby broke through the stomach wall, thus also possibly got caught in the same tape that was wrapped around Laci.

I did hear one person make a comment that sounded like it was through the wall, not vaginally. Can't remember who.