Caylee Marie Anthony, 2, Missing 6/16/08 Orlando FL (Remains Found) #85

[Lucinda]

I think a dog might be interested in dry bones to chew on, but not a raccoon or a possum, or an animal that would be in the woods.

a coyote will.

[islandmonkey]

  OOPS~I was just trying to refresh and I accidentally reported Bearly to herself My bad, I've been up too long obviously.

[Tamikosmom]

OK mytime

WHERE IS DUCKY!!!

I was about to leave the cage for the night.  I called Ducky and ... I called Ducky.  My best friend in the whole wide world did not respond.  He did not come waddling up to me as fast as his little webbed feet would go.

mytime ... if you do not give him up ... I will be forced to spend the night in the cage.  If I am fored to spend the night in the cage ... I will not sleep and ... will be in a very bad mood tomorrow.  I will attack your every post.

RIGHT NOW!!!  ONE!  TWO!  THREE! ...

Janet

If you think you can come and go as you please without even so much as a hello - You were wrong.  Please show some proper manners and perhaps Duckie will want to come home with you!  TIA   

FOUR!  FIVE!  SIX! ....

SEVEN!  EIGHT!  NINE! ...

[higherhopes]

And then, it was said, Caylee's body, in the bag, had to have been there for quite some time because the leaves under it were brown.  I wonder how long that would take in the damp hot soil of Florida???

Hi A1, I was wondering along those lines the other day.  Do you think the forensics team would recreate the conditions, to be able to determine just exactly how long the bag was there.  Also, Im sure they can tell exactly how long, just by the type of dead undergrowth, bugs etc. 

You just read my mind.  If you put a plastic bag on the ground, the grass and stuff underneath would probably be yellowed, even the new growth, and there would be rolly poly bugs.

Also, at certain times of the season, trees drop spores, pollen etc, and if any of that was located under the bag, it is quite possible to determine exactly when the bag was placed there. 

and Tim Miller sid that the grass was brown and dead under the bag and it had  left and indention in the ground from being there and the weeds had grown up around the imprint of the bag!

[Wyks]

OK mytime

WHERE IS DUCKY!!!

I was about to leave the cage for the night.  I called Ducky and ... I called Ducky.  My best friend in the whole wide world did not respond.  He did not come waddling up to me as fast as his little webbed feet would go.

mytime ... if you do not give him up ... I will be forced to spend the night in the cage.  If I am fored to spend the night in the cage ... I will not sleep and ... will be in a very bad mood tomorrow.  I will attack your every post.

RIGHT NOW!!!  ONE!  TWO!  THREE! ...

Janet

If you think you can come and go as you please without even so much as a hello - You were wrong.  Please show some proper manners and perhaps Duckie will want to come home with you!  TIA   

FOUR!  FIVE!  SIX! ....

Oh dear... *looks worriedly back at cages from many moons ago*... the last duckie I saw was the one duct-taped to the wall.. surely that wasn't... oh dear..

 

[always 1]

I think a dog might be interested in dry bones to chew on, but not a raccoon or a possum, or an animal that would be in the woods.

a coyote will.

Really.  I don't know very much about coyotes.  I guess they are related to dogs though arent they???  Good point.  We dont have them around here.  When I was little, and I stayed on my Grandpa's farm, I could hear them at night and I would hide under the bed.

[BluesyGram]

I saw on one of the forensic shows that a botanist can tell time by the roots and such growing through the remains.  Also, they took plants out of there...wonder is they can get human DNA out of a plant.

[Wyks]

Hi Pin!  Welcome to the cage! 

[Bearlyhere]

I think a dog might be interested in dry bones to chew on, but not a raccoon or a possum, or an animal that would be in the woods.

It was not far into the woods. 

[Bearlyhere]

OOPS~I was just trying to refresh and I accidentally reported Bearly to herself My bad, I've been up too long obviously.

I hope I did something real bad...

[MuffyBee]

I saw on one of the forensic shows that a botanist can tell time by the roots and such growing through the remains.  Also, they took plants out of there...wonder is they can get human DNA out of a plant.

I don't know Bluesy, but that's an interesting question. 

[Wyks]

OOPS~I was just trying to refresh and I accidentally reported Bearly to herself My bad, I've been up too long obviously.

    

[Lucinda]

I think a dog might be interested in dry bones to chew on, but not a raccoon or a possum, or an animal that would be in the woods.

a coyote will.

Really.  I don't know very much about coyotes.  I guess they are related to dogs though arent they???  Good point.  We dont have them around here.  When I was little, and I stayed on my Grandpa's farm, I could hear them at night and I would hide under the bed.

yes and also foxes.  They have both in Florida Im pretty sure.  I just asked my hubby, as he is from Georgia USA and he said a coyote would do it.

[mytime]

Thank You Sparky!!

Muffy - may I please ask one question about LP and the lie detector test? 

Nobody said LP could not be discussed.  All I said is no bashing TES.

Pin said:

My feelings about LP...wait, which camera should I speak to?

and I said:

Pin ~  You are welcome here at SM, but please let's drop LP for a while.  We just started a new thread. 

Klaas, I didn't say we couldn't mention LP "anymore" as mytime said.   I just wanted to give the thing a rest. I didn't want to start the cycle with LP/Tim Miller again. 

Good point Muffy 

I seriously must have missed something.  Maybe I should read more closely and not hurry to catch up!

[Bearlyhere]

I think a dog might be interested in dry bones to chew on, but not a raccoon or a possum, or an animal that would be in the woods.

a coyote will.

Really.  I don't know very much about coyotes.  I guess they are related to dogs though arent they???  Good point.  We dont have them around here.  When I was little, and I stayed on my Grandpa's farm, I could hear them at night and I would hide under the bed.

 

[always 1]

Can you even imagine what that girl (Casey) must be made of to set in that house all that time while her baby was laying that close out in the woods???  And every time it stormed and there was lighting and thunder, she had to think about it.  But in my mind, I picture her in the black shorts with the back pack on and one shoe almost skipping to the car, and I ask myself,  HOW COULD SHE?????

[MuffyBee]

mytime ~  Bearly brought out the air freshener because the last thread was getting so stinky.  So that should tell you something

[Wyks]

I saw on one of the forensic shows that a botanist can tell time by the roots and such growing through the remains.  Also, they took plants out of there...wonder is they can get human DNA out of a plant.

Not sure BluesyGram.  But they did have a botanist on the expert team out at the crime scene.  So they seem to be paying attention to every little detail. 

[Bearlyhere]

Can you even imagine what that girl (Casey) must be made of to set in that house all that time while her baby was laying that close out in the woods???  And every time it stormed and there was lighting and thunder, she had to think about it.  But in my mind, I picture her in the black shorts with the back pack on and one shoe almost skipping to the car, and I ask myself,  HOW COULD SHE?????

I don't know.

In reality, that is not the worst part.

[always 1]

Where did Sea Searcher go?   Can't you just imagine him in his little blue and white striped Ralph Loren pjs, under the covers with a flashlight, trying to read The Globe???