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I think I've missed something in this case.
Why exactly is it presumed this portion of the blanket was "planted" when the other part was in the garbage ?
That language presumes someone was attempting to create a narrative by staging evidence. Has this been confirmed by the RCMP or is this just speculation from those following the case?
The origin of how the piece of blanket got to be where it was found is yet unknown but in a recent CBC report the possibility it was planted is being investigated. But “planting” doesn’t necessarily prove someone was “staging evidence” IMO as the children were not found in that location and the piece of blanket hasn’t incriminated anyone (that we know of).
“Family members on all sides have suggested online and in media interviews that it was planted…
Nova Scotia RCMP have conducted a second round of polygraph examinations in the disappearance of Jack and Lilly Sullivan, with two of those tests focused on one of the only pieces of physical evidence in the case: a light pink blanket found hanging in a tree…..
…..Ferdinand said she was asked four questions during a polygraph examination on Feb 20: “Did you plant the blanket in the tree? Did you place the blanket in the tree? Did you put the blanket in the tree? Did you leave the blanket in the tree?”