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Faulkner's testimony was by far the most compelling. Add that to the ME couldn't narrow TOD or wouldn't. The ME's reasoning was that he hadn't check the weather in the area.

I'm surprised that we've not heard Faulkners testimony discounted by saying that:

1) The body was wrapped in plastic
2) There was a towel around her head
3) He used insecticide to keep the bugs away. Close to washed hair with bleach.
4) This is the best- that a migrant Mexican found her body wrapped in a blanket and took the blanket, yet left the body and failed to notify authorities.
5) She was bundled in the netting as shown from the Linen 'n Things ad.

Mash here for Explanation

1) The body was wrapped in plastic

ME and LE at site said NO EVIDENCE her body had been COVERED by ANYTHING.

2) There was a towel around her head

See #1, but DUSEK tried to bring this up in cross.

3) He used insecticide to keep the bugs away. Close to washed hair with bleach.

Why, DW is not the bug entomologist with a specialty in determining TOD. Why would someone that just killed a kid think of things like that? He didn't want her to have to fight off insects? Just doesn't make sense, to me anyway.

4) This is the best- that a migrant Mexican found her body wrapped in a blanket and took the blanket, yet left the body and failed to notify authorities.

Most possible. The dump area would be a place migrants might go to look for food, also near a golf course and housing area. (/sarcasm)

5) She was bundled in the netting as shown from the Linen 'n Things ad.

Where did it go? It wouldn't keep any bugs off, DW would have left it in the MH for the police to find, as we all know he really wanted to get caught.

(JADED: did i do good?)