[NatureGirl]

If Faulkner had information that would have placed that body on Dehesa on 2/2-2/4, the prosecution would have put him on the stand. It would have been "the nail in the coffin", so to speak. They didn't want to use his testimony.

I think it was most telling that Faulkner was so puzzled by the bug activity/lack of bugs that he found, that he had to call the ME and ask if the body had been contained somehow.

[mommya]

"I think it was most telling that Faulkner was so puzzled by the bug activity/lack of bugs that he found, that he had to call the ME and ask if the body had been contained somehow."

Big BUMP for that comment.

[connectthedots]

I missed the last question prior to Feldman dismissing Faulkner. What was the question and the answer?

[the-gooroo]

I agree NG--All I know is if I was on that jury I couldn't send this man to the death chamber if I wasn't sure how long her body was there.