Posts Tagged ‘decomposition’

The Anthony Encycliepedia: George and the smell

Posted on June 7th, 2010 by by Valhall

On page 17 of George’s interview with OCSO on 07/24/08 he has just finished going through several minutes of explaining how he was so concerned with the odor he smelled when he first opened the door of the Pontiac at the impound lot.  Let’s review these previous statements George made in this interview. I, I, [...]

Understanding Accumulated Degree Days

Posted on April 27th, 2010 by by Valhall

Original article posted on January 19, 2010 Questions have been asked about the different approaches used by Dr. Arpad Vass et al. at the Body Farm and Dr. Haskell in the Entomology report in calculating Accumulated Degree Days (ADD).  Let us look at how ADD is calculated and why it would be calculated differently for [...]

Adipocere formation and the stain in the trunk

Posted on April 24th, 2010 by by Valhall

Original article posted on January 22, 2010 In a previous comment I made on the Community discussion on the formation of adipocere thread, I stated that I do not believe the scientific community has a firm handle on what environmental triggers will actually produce adipocere.  I went further to state it almost appears that eventually [...]

The Searchers: Richard Creque, Joseph Jordan, and Danny Ibison

Posted on April 3rd, 2010 by by Valhall

In this article I’d like to focus on particular statements made by these three gentlemen concerning the possible detection of human decomposition smells, or the lack thereof. We will begin by looking at Richard Creque’s interview with OCSO.  Richard is described by others as the “human cadaver dog”.  He had worked for the medical examiner’s [...]

Nightmare on Suburban Street

Posted on March 15th, 2010 by by JWG

by JWG When Caylee was missing, many people – from law enforcement to internet sleuths – poured over her phone records in an attempt to see if it they could determine where Casey left Caylee’s body. The reason her phone records were important to this search was that the “pings’ her phone made off the [...]

The “Letter-Writer’s” claims about the Death Hair

Posted on January 17th, 2010 by by Valhall

This article is in response to a portion of the recently released letter written to Judge Strickland by a self-ascribed “researcher and scientist”.  In particular, we will address the errant statements made in this letter concerning the forensics associated with the “dark-band” found on hair Q12.1 found in Casey’s trunk.  The “death hair”. On the [...]

11/06/09 Bug Report – Entomology

Posted on November 6th, 2009 by by Valhall

I feel that the entomology reports are very well written and at a level that are easy to follow, so there isn’t much I’m going to add other than to summarize the findings of this released discovery.  Whether you agree or not, I feel this is some of the most damning evidence to date, and [...]

Will Duct Tape be Casey’s Sticking Point? – The Cloth

Posted on October 27th, 2009 by by Valhall

The defense side of the Casey Anthony murder trial has invested many frames of media to emphasizing the “difference” between the four pieces of duct tape found at the crime scene and the piece of duct tape found on George’s old metal gas can.  Let’s be clear the “defense team” doesn’t just include Casey and [...]


 

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