Caylee Marie Anthony #138 6/18/09 - 6/21/09

[Northern Rose]

NOTE:   the roots of plant life growing shows that the body was there for a significant amount of time despite weather conditions

"SEVERAL overlapping pieces of duct tape, over the anterior portion of the lower skull, including mandible and maxilla (jaw/nose); still attached to scalp hairs; mandible still in anatomic position with no visible attached soft tissue beneath the duct tape"

actually upper and lower jaw - correction

am i misreading, or did the report say that among the unrecovered bones was the hyoid bone? If thats the case, how could they rule out strangulation?

The missing bones include small bones from the wrist and hands, as well as fingers and ankle, hyoid and patella ,

[no rose colored glasses]

NOTE:   the roots of plant life growing shows that the body was there for a significant amount of time despite weather conditions

"SEVERAL overlapping pieces of duct tape, over the anterior portion of the lower skull, including mandible and maxilla (jaw/nose); still attached to scalp hairs; mandible still in anatomic position with no visible attached soft tissue beneath the duct tape"

actually upper and lower jaw - correction

am i misreading, or did the report say that among the unrecovered bones was the hyoid bone? If thats the case, how could they rule out strangulation?

The missing bones include small bones from the wrist and hands, as well as fingers and ankle, hyoid and patella ,

Why would that be, they couldn't find the bones, animals ate the bones?

[always 1]

The body was dumped at the site in the early stages of decay (less than 2 weeks after death)

So this means, Casey really did have that baby in the trunk for 11 days.  OMG

[Cappuccino]

In short, the bone scatter shows that the body was disposed during the intial stages of decomposition - which puts it at the findings found in Casey's trunk

[SunnyinTX]

More documents.............

http://www.wftv.com/pdf/19801734/detail.html

these are very revealing....many of the bones were in the muck and covered by leaves indicting they were there before the leaves fell in the fall......

[Cappuccino]

NOTE:   the roots of plant life growing shows that the body was there for a significant amount of time despite weather conditions

"SEVERAL overlapping pieces of duct tape, over the anterior portion of the lower skull, including mandible and maxilla (jaw/nose); still attached to scalp hairs; mandible still in anatomic position with no visible attached soft tissue beneath the duct tape"

actually upper and lower jaw - correction

am i misreading, or did the report say that among the unrecovered bones was the hyoid bone? If thats the case, how could they rule out strangulation?

The missing bones include small bones from the wrist and hands, as well as fingers and ankle, hyoid and patella ,

Why would that be, they couldn't find the bones, animals ate the bones?

And thus far, all I saw was that there was no trauma to the skull (preliminary findings)

[klaasend]

O/T - but about an attorney, and on the "lighter side"

NEW BLINK POST:

http://blinkoncrime.com/2009/06/19/blink-on-crime-friday-funny-indiana-lawyer-plays-oscar-the-grouch/

Blink on Crime Friday Funny: Indiana Lawyer Plays Oscar the Grouch

[leslee]

The body was dumped at the site in the early stages of decay (less than 2 weeks after death)

So this means, Casey really did have that baby in the trunk for 11 days.  OMG

No Always .... not neccessarily it just means her body was dumped less than 2 weeks after death, meaning it could have been put there a day or so after. Its also saying it ws placed there when KC was in jail, ahem.

[SunnyinTX]

Ohgoodness...the conclusion/opinion is tough to read.

[leslee]

NOTE:   the roots of plant life growing shows that the body was there for a significant amount of time despite weather conditions

"SEVERAL overlapping pieces of duct tape, over the anterior portion of the lower skull, including mandible and maxilla (jaw/nose); still attached to scalp hairs; mandible still in anatomic position with no visible attached soft tissue beneath the duct tape"

actually upper and lower jaw - correction

am i misreading, or did the report say that among the unrecovered bones was the hyoid bone? If thats the case, how could they rule out strangulation?

The missing bones include small bones from the wrist and hands, as well as fingers and ankle, hyoid and patella ,

Why would that be, they couldn't find the bones, animals ate the bones?

I don't think critters eat the bones but they do take them for their nesting material.

[always 1]

The body was dumped at the site in the early stages of decay (less than 2 weeks after death)

So this means, Casey really did have that baby in the trunk for 11 days.  OMG

No Always .... not neccessarily it just means her body was dumped less than 2 weeks after death, meaning it could have been put there a day or so after. Its also saying it ws placed there when KC was in jail, ahem.

Thank you, thinking this through!

[TURBOTHINK]

The body was dumped at the site in the early stages of decay (less than 2 weeks after death)

So this means, Casey really did have that baby in the trunk for 11 days.  OMG

Not necessarily, it could mean that she was "thrown away" there within days of her death and it was put there PRIOR to the soft tissues being all gone. According to research a body in Florida would be completely skeletalized  within two weeks, so it was within a two week time. I am betting on the 18th or the 24th myself.

[kcrn]

The body was dumped at the site in the early stages of decay (less than 2 weeks after death)

So this means, Casey really did have that baby in the trunk for 11 days.  OMG

No Always .... not neccessarily it just means her body was dumped less than 2 weeks after death, meaning it could have been put there a day or so after. Its also saying it ws placed there when KC was in jail, ahem.

how is it saying that it was placed there when KC was in jail?

[Cappuccino]

IMPORTANT NOTE TO REMEMBER:   in short not verbatim, the roots indicate an approximate 4 month period to grow and would have begun growing AFTER the bones were  disarticulated, completely skeletonized, and the stabilization of roots  to adhere and grow into the bones

[no rose colored glasses]

Thanks leslee, the reason I asked is when I walk my dog, and someone has thrown a meat or chicken bone, my dog scoops it up, and I have to literally wrestle to get it out of her mouth.

[TURBOTHINK]

The body was dumped at the site in the early stages of decay (less than 2 weeks after death)

So this means, Casey really did have that baby in the trunk for 11 days.  OMG

No Always .... not neccessarily it just means her body was dumped less than 2 weeks after death, meaning it could have been put there a day or so after. Its also saying it ws placed there when KC was in jail, ahem.

She was not in jail then. This would place the time line of dumping before July 1st. She was not reported missing until the middle of July.

[Northern Rose]

Anthropology report is very telling.  9 areas where bones were found.  Primary site had the bags, skull and some bones and was the primary decomp site and MAY represent the initial dump site.

Since the bones of the skeleton were found scattered throughout the site, interpretation of the pattern of dispersal can indicate if the skeleton was dispersed during the early stages of decomp prior to skeletonization.  The pattern of the remains is consistent with dumping the body into the woods prior to significant decay. 

[SunnyinTX]

The body was dumped at the site in the early stages of decay (less than 2 weeks after death)

So this means, Casey really did have that baby in the trunk for 11 days.  OMG

No Always .... not neccessarily it just means her body was dumped less than 2 weeks after death, meaning it could have been put there a day or so after. Its also saying it ws placed there when KC was in jail, ahem.

uummmmmm I don't think so....

[leslee]

"a shroud"   o that is very specific

yellow tie bags, that notably from viewing Fox35 webcam they changed to red handles at some point


Shirt that said "Big trouble"   OMG was that supposed to be symbolic?

Shroud, jumped out at me. I think that Big trouble, is very symbolic, the shroud if I'm understanding correctly is also symbolic.

The white shroud was within a white body bag. I think they wrapped her body in a shroud and then put it in a body bag at the scene....nothing KC would have done, she just tossed her there like trash

I think the shirt Caylee was wearing said "BIG TROUBLE.... comes small" I thought a saw a pic here al ong time ago of that shirt.

[TURBOTHINK]

IMPORTANT NOTE TO REMEMBER:   in short not verbatim, the roots indicate an approximate 4 month period to grow and would have begun growing AFTER the bones were  disarticulated, completely skeletonized, and the stabilization of roots  to adhere and grow into the bones

Exactly which means it would have been at least 5 months prior.

There goes the Anthony's story about the body was put there by someone else.