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Also another thing... maybe the contents in the Gatorade bottle spilled out into the trunk and that is why there was a massive amounts of it traced in there.
&/or a link connecting Casey directly to physical access to chloroform
What if it was injected in Momma Doll? Then handed to Caylee to "fall asleep with"?
I'm definitely still open - that's why I'm here! BUT - those posts don't say anything but about what they are looking for.
Here's the deal. If Dog and Bond have found where the testing showed a reportable measure of chloroform in 240.1.1, and then didn't report it in the summary for the test method, then my humble request is that they screencap the exact test result they are referring to. Because right now all I see are them explaining what should be looked for - not what was found.
I understand. The biggest question I have is how neatly it was put back into the container, and so forth. It just seems if it had been used to administer that lethal dose, it would've been discarded more randomly, and not repackaged. Also, why put it near the remains? How stupid is that? But then, if she was in a hurry, she probably wanted to get rid of everything ~ fast. MOO
HD...that quote still makes me laugh!I think that if the bottle/syringe cannot be directly linked to KC, it will never show up in the trial. The prosecution needs to be cautious about what they present at trial from amongst the literally thousands of bits of stuff removed from the swampy woods.
I think that's a very good possibility. If she'd actually made this concoction, who knows how much of it there originally was. And since chloroform isn't supposed to be in plastic bottles, maybe it did leak out. MOOAlso another thing... maybe the contents in the Gatorade bottle spilled out into the trunk and that is why there was a massive amounts of it traced in there.
I know!! Yes, very stupid, imo!This is the same woman who left those paper towels in her trunk don't forget.
...and this is why I have a gigundo headache. LOLThank you. You are correct. And I hope those results are surfaced, too.
You're adept at navigating through these & interpreting. Can you elaborate a bit on the mass spec results for 238.1? I think they're around 11630-11650. Can't recall, but I will look. Or was that the pp count you cited earlier?
There is a difference between how medical people inject and how a murderer would inject.
Someone bent on murder could sit on the child and pin an arm down under each legs. The murderer would be left with both hands free to tape, inject or whatever.
A murderer wouldn't be kindly looking for veins in advance or where it wouldn't hurt. A neck vein would do. Misses wouldn't matter either.
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HD...that quote still makes me laugh!
Thank you. You are correct. And I hope those results are surfaced, too.
You're adept at navigating through these & interpreting. Can you elaborate a bit on the mass spec results for 238.1? I think they're around 11630-11650. Can't recall, but I will look. Or was that the pp count you cited earlier?
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Exactly my thoughts at the moment, Macushia. I need fingerprints or DNA to tie this to KC directly. Amazing how many coincidences there are in this case though.
...and this is why I have a gigundo headache. LOL
ETA: and I do get most of it...but it does "hurt" to figure it all out.
What if it was injected in Momma Doll? Then handed to Caylee to "fall asleep with"?
thanks & you know I saw some stuff about testosterone and such and even some mention of chloroform but I guest the tests themselves are confusing to me and I was hoping to find something in a summary report of those tests that tied them to a specific item number so I'd know what I was looking at or something. For example I saw a test that I could read as chloroform being found in Q238.1 (the liquid from the bottle) but I saw a similar test that I could read as chloroform being found in Q244 (the doll) and since I saw a specific note in a summary report stating that chloroform was not identified in Q244 then I must conclude I was reading the test report wrong and should stick to reading the analysts' summaries - so if you stumble across a page number or something that will help a science "challenged" individual like me understand any of this, please share - also if you have an item number for any liquid that was identified as being inside the syringe (as opposed to inside the bottle) that would be helpful tooWell...there are links to pages that show there was chloroform...and testosterone...and ethanol. Personally, when I first heard about the chloroform I automatically tied it to Casey. But, IMO...from what we know now report-wise there's now way of knowing how or if it's going to be used as evidence of anything. Sorry I couldn't be of more help...this has left me with one gigundo headache.
...and this is why I say that there are brilliant minds at work here.chloroform.. I have been googling about it all day.. and I have reached some sort of critical mass overload. Apparently it 'welds' plastics together, like a super glue..if it were in the gatorade bottle, I would expect it to weld the lid to the bottle. if it were in the syringe, I would expect it to weld the moving parts together and make the syringe useless. I can't find an expert source to quote on this, but that seems to be the way it is commonly used by crafters.. to weld plastics together, permanently.
It is suppossed to be kept in a dark bottle to protect it from light as it disintegrates rapidly into some sort of 'phosgene'.. which I THINK is a poisionous gas..
Some input from the knowledgable sorts woud be appreciated.