I understand that Defense attorneys who speak to the media about active cases for a news clip are giving information from a defense point of view, so their comments may be provocative.
And I understand Bob Kealing from wesh has a job to do to make the news interesting and in fact "newsworthy" but the information in the clip Nums24 has just posted in Today News-No Discussion with the heading:
Casey Anthony: Is Importance of Duct Tape Open for Debate?
makes no sense to me at all.
The talking head is quoted as saying since there was no tissue adhering to the protected side of the duct tape, ICA has wiggle room as far as why she used the duct tape - perhaps to wrap around the garbage bag etc,.
Really? Is that their best? Because to a layperson like me - to suggest duct tape covering the face of a child dumped in a swamp, and left to the elements for six months, including being submerged under water for weeks, until there is only a skull and a few scattered bones, should still contain remnants of tissue is truly pathetic and such a stretch to even imagine a juror would buy into this concept. IMO of course.