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IIRC, didn't we read way, way back that chloroform is/was used at the tattoo parlour?
Now this is bugging me... could be another link in the chain.
Any way to trace Gatorade bottle. When mfg., and where distributed?
Murder is a State case.
Thanks...I thought I missed something...though come to think of it, I did see something about the Dora backpack
I'm working on a theory...
Bottom-line - she might have stolen chloroform, quite possibly from the tattoo shop, and she spilled or it leaked in the trunk.
- KC didn't make the chloroform - too hard & too lazy.
- One place she could have gotten it was the Tattoo shop. While chloroform is a banned substance in cleaning supplies, a quick Google search shows that it is used in tat shops
- Quick forum search and this was validated by a tat shop worker who posted here
- Ok - KC visited the tattoo parlour the week before she got the tattoo, didn't she? (It sounds as if she would drop in there fairly often - have to refresh my brain)
- Anyway, while researching chloroform online she notes use by tattoo artists OR she happens to see her buddy cleaning his equipment with it during a visit to the parlour
- Next visit brings a gatorade bottle with her --> Bathroom is likely near back of shop, where cleaning supplies are usually kept - inc. chloroform --> 'scuse please, I have to pee
- Swipes bottle of chloroform and tosses in backpack, or pours some in juice-bottle while in bathroom
- puts it in the trunk when she leaves
- as she is fiddling with it in the process of murdering Caylee, she spills some in the trunk. Perhaps be pouring from stolen bottle into smaller Gatorade bottle, or dousing the cloth (Mama Doll's clothes?) Many scenarios here - regardless she spilled some or it leaked.
- > CA got rid of the bigger bottle when she was cleaning out the trunk, in my little theory, btw... just sayin' <
- I still haven't seen anything definitive in regards to the amount of chloroform that was actually registering in the syringe, so I'm still on the fence about that (could be chloroform from the testing 'postive control solution' from what I am reading in the reports & results print-outs - won't know until someone figures out the amount registered)
- So at this point syringe is only part of this theory in that KC shoved the syringe in the bottle - perhaps she injected Caylee with testosterone and used Mama Doll's clothing to apply the chloroform, perhaps it was just an artifact lieing in her trunk from when she stole Tony's garbage. Lots of possibilities
Thoughts?
If the bottle/syringe was planted there later (shower day July 1) by Casey to frame Jesse, the Disney bag may make sense. She would likely be able to walk in a bit and recognize where Caylee was in the woods... she of course tosses the disney bag as close to her as possible...hoping if the body is found, so will the evidence in the bag with latents and dna and Chloroform of the true killer.... Remember Cindy claims Jesse has a key to Casey's car...and used the computer in the home..(remember Cindy says she caught him?) So this is all 3 locations of Chloroform covered. She may have mentioned the computer only to show he may have used it in the past also.
Regarding an alleged daisy chain, I haven't read that the same chemical mixture (and the same testoterone) found in the syringe was also found in the trunk of Casey's car.
Casey may have just poured some in the trunk thinking it would take the smell away and all evidence
Haha. Also I think Casey thought the body would be found very soon, given that it was ontop the ground right near her house. So she plotted quickly to frame Jesse and showered there on 7/1 to do it.Oh jeepers - we are sharing a brain, lol!
Wondering about those shop vacs/cleaners being tested..I still hold on to an idea that it may have been carpet cleaning solvents after Les 'Rents cleaned the car - that trunk was too spotless to be believed.
But, why sanitize it, if the goal is to kill her?
It's but a 'murder' charge.
On a sidenote, here is Nancy Grace's lead-in last night. "Tonight, we learn found at the crime scene, along with little Caylee`s remains, syringes loaded with chloroform, the super-powerful knock-out drug, the same drug found in tot mom`s car trunk. With the deadly syringes, a Gatorade bottle also loaded with chloroform, the bombshell suggesting tot mom cooked up homemade chloroform, carried it in the Gatorade bottle, then injecting it directly into her 2-year-old girl`s body, bound with duct tape."
LE didn't find a single syringe. LE found syringes.
The lab didn't find traces of chloroform. The lab said the syringes were 'loaded' with chloroform.
LE didn't find duct tape only on Caylee's face. LE found that Caylee's body was 'bound' with duct tape.
(This, ladies and gentlemen, shows how jury pools get poisoned, knowingly.)
From what I've read, the chloroform will react with the plastic. It is my opinion the reason the traces of chloroform lasted in the syringe was because there were traces of ethanol in the syringe and also it was enclosed in a dark bag and not exposed to radiation (sunlight). According to what I've read, ethanol stabilizes chloroform and lengthens shelf life. It is supposed to be stored in a dark glass bottle if one is planning on storing it.The stumbling block for me is that all the articles I read say you can't store Chloroform in plastic.. It doesn't say what will happen to the plastic..but the Gatorade bottle was still holding the liquid.
In the beginning when drowning was my theory (pool shock+urine=Chloroform) was ruled out by the experts to be too high in the trunk for this type of production, I decided that the Chloroform was a fluke and probably related to cleaning products also. But the the Chloroform search and now the Chloroform/syringe at the dumpsite has me retracting that thought. How can Chlororform be a triple coincidence? Even if it was a commonly occuring substance..which Chloroform is not, I would still be a bit suspicious of the links.I still hold on to an idea that it may have been carpet cleaning solvents after Les 'Rents cleaned the car - that trunk was too spotless to be believed.