3doglady
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I have been thinking about the rolling trash can. I've always been bothered by the fact that chances are if not for the "odor", that can would never have been looked at closely. If the remains were kept in the refrigerator, how long would it take for the odor to get to the level that respirators were needed?
When did he place the remains in the trash can? Was that why he joined her friends that night? If the odor was so strong at 10 AM, why didn't the friends smell something that night?
Is there a chance the "rolling trash can" was somewhere else and brought within feet from Lauren's door that morning?
I don't understand the "no smell" either. One report said the police checked her apartment that morning and found nothing unusual. Then they came back a couple hours later and smelled the trash can.