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To: Canadian Outrage
The broken ribs don't really jump out and tell me anything other than the possiblity that she may have been hit by debris in the water or boat, bouy...or maybe the ribs were broken when washed ashore on that rocky jagged area.
I truely think Snott was there...after all he did produce a marina ticket, (just in case he was spotted) he had the tidal info, cement bucked anchors, and so on. Whether he had help or not...he murdered his family.
You have freepmail, Lynn! ;0)
50 posted on 09/22/2003 7:11:54 PM PDT by Jackie-O
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Greta has Baden on...MPD still diving the bay.
Baden says that placenta would not let caffine into Connor's system (trace ammounts) and could remain in Laci's body for some time. Level could be speculative because of the time Laci was in the body. Baden thinks the caffine is a red herring from the defence. Thinks that the only reason the GHB test was given because Snott may have looked it up on puter. (I still think they found it somewhere..in pil form in house, or in the "vomit on the mop")
Divers may be looking for some missing cinderblocks from the Peterson home.
51 posted on 09/22/2003 7:18:21 PM PDT by Jackie-O
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To: Jackie-O
It is true that a boat propeller or something else could have broken her ribs. I just made the connection with her suddenly vomiting (which could I admit have been cause by GHB), that there could have been some struggle ensue. I wonder if anyone can tell that they suddenly aren't feeling "right" and try to make it to a phone or something like that? I have often wondered that?
53 posted on 09/22/2003 7:26:14 PM PDT by Canadian Outrage (All us Western Canuks belong South)
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