Everything cement

[nursebeeme]

discuss cement here

[roller26]

Not sure if this is the right product

http://www.quickrete.com/PDFs/SPEC_DATA-ConcreteMix.pdf

Listing of all quikrete product data sheets
http://www.quikrete.com/OnTheJob/SpecData.asp

[roller26]

"Make sure all your materials, as well as a water supply, are located as close as possible to your work project. You don't want to be lugging sand or cement bags across the yard each time you mix a new batch. "

Perhaps why burial site was so close to shore?

http://www.tutorials.com/06/0675/06756.asp

[Kat]

This report verifies that a bag for cement was found at the burial site:

http://www.clickondetroit.com/news/19662141/detail.html

UPDATED: 12:16 am EDT June 7, 2009

Evidence Collected At River May Lead To Killer

...A key piece of evidence collected at the site is a 90-pound bag of cement.

Only a few stores in the area sell 90-pound bags of cement. The Kuhlman Cement Company, which is located behind the home of the person of interest George Kennedy, sells 90-pound bags of cement.

Also, it appears that the fence outside the cement company was recently cut.

Doug Blause from the Monroe ACE Hardware said investigators asked him Friday if he sold 90-pound bags of cement, but his hardware store sells only 60-pound bags.

Investigators continue to look at surveillance images at other hardware stores in the area.

[joga]

i am so hoping they can get some additional evidence from the concrete bag. would fingerprints stick to that kind of paperish material the bags are made from?

[LaLaw2000]

Originally Posted by joga

i am so hoping they can get some additional evidence from the concrete bag. would fingerprints stick to that kind of paperish material the bags are made from?

Sure would! Besides that, there should be some good prints with the amount of pressure the fingers would have had on the bag as it is heavy. I do hope prints have been recovered.

[joga]

Originally Posted by LaLaw2000

Sure would! Besides that, there should be some good prints with the amount of pressure the fingers would have had on the bag as it is heavy. I do hope prints have been recovered.

that's AWESOME!

[scandi]

Originally Posted by LaLaw2000

Sure would! Besides that, there should be some good prints with the amount of pressure the fingers would have had on the bag as it is heavy. I do hope prints have been recovered.

Hi LeLaw, And since the killer tossed the bag, he probably wouldn't have tried to wipe prints off it.

Thinking of the latex glove, he may have been wearing it. But I doubt he would have had it on when he bought the bag of cement. I think he was kind of disorganizes and sloppy, so still think there is a very good chance his prints would be somewhere on that bag.

Wouldn't you think by now they would have that evidence processed? Know whose prints were on the bag besides the stocker at the store?

[Chilly Willy]

If the perp attempted to burn the latex glove, why wouldn't he have attempted to burn the concrete bag too? I don't think the glove belonged to the perp. I think someone who fished in the spot previously had a fire going and threw the glove in when they were finished with it. Most people don't reuse surgical gloves.

[scandi]

Originally Posted by Chilly Willy

If the perp attempted to burn the latex glove, why wouldn't he have attempted to burn the concrete bag too? I don't think the glove belonged to the perp. I think someone who fished in the spot previously had a fire going and threw the glove in when they were finished with it. Most people don't reuse surgical gloves.

I think I agree with you Chilly about the glove. It is also hard to imagine a criminal drawing attention to himself by lighting a fire, don't you think?

I have never heard of fishermen using latex gloves, but it's been a while since I've fished. I have heard of latex gloves used during certain kinds of sex tho