[Space Wrangler]

Another thing that bothers me is that people are making a big deal about the lack of prints in the MH, and that there was a "thin" layer of dust as well. It's a well known fact that DW was a neat freak, so it stands to reason that he thoroughlly cleaned the MH after each use. I don't own an RV, but I do have a boat, and I would be willing to bet that my boat would have very few latent prints in it as well. It's not that I go through it trying to wipe prints away, but most of the places that would be most likely to accumulate prints are the areas that get cleaned after each use. You really do have to clean the insides of boats and RV's pretty good after use, as they spend most of their time just sitting, and any mess you leave will be that much harder to clean up if you let it sit closed up for any length of time. You also need to make sure that all messes are cleaned up becuase of odor problems as well. You leave a little drippings of food on a surface inside, you can get ready to vomit if you walk through the door and left that sitting for a week! IMO, the lack of latents in the MH does not raise any red flags to me, and that's from someone who is far from being a neat freak, but understands that the boat or RV better be cleaned up BEFORE you leave it, or you'll have an even bigger job the next time you want to use it.

[cyncooper]

The routine cleanup after camping may be explainable. How about Danielle's prints and blood and hair in the MH? I know the theory that she may have gotten in the MH at some remote time (Dec. or earlier it would have to be), but so far no evidence to show she was ever in it. That will have to wait for the defense case, so too early to conclude.