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BEETLES.

Grubs. Did not find immature beetles, grubs. NO

The absence of grubs consistent with larval stage development of the flys. SHowing that body not there before th 16th. YES.

discussing how the DUMP SITE could harbor flies, how the housing area near supported flies.

Discussing how flies would be around FEB, 28, 26, or even 16th, and would be attracted to food at Dehesa Rd area. Guys says yes, there would be some, and they would be attracted.

COnfident about 16-18FEB oval level. Very confident .

PMI the 16-18 feb? Objection.

Asked again, different way. Basically says YES.

With regard to issue of body being unavailable, that would be for instance, body being in a bag. YES. Did you see any instance of that? NO.

THere would have to be a barrier to prevent insects from getting to the body? YES.

Nothing shows (according to bugs info) the body was out there longer that three weeks.

DUSEK again. (what is this, cross/cross examination? How many times does he get to do this?)

Trying to say Flys not attracted to Trash like tires, refrigerators, boxes.etc.

I can't hardly follow DUSEK.

Dusek trying to imply that it took animals several weeks to smell out Daneille's body and bite into it. Thenthe 10-12 days for the fly larvae procedure happened.

JMO: If her body was dumped, animals would have gotten to it the first night.

IMO he just failed to prove Danielle's body was there before approx. 16th FEB.

With regard to issue of body being unavailable, that would be for instance, body being in a bag. YES. Did you see any instance of that? NO. There would have to be a barrier to prevent insects from getting to the body? YES.
F.Y.I. I belive he also specified it could not have been a plastic bag which would have allowed body to decompose and also be very moist not mummified.