To: Ish (20639 )
From: ColleenB Tuesday, Apr 6 1999 9:02PM ET
Reply # of 20924
You're not speaking from first hand experience are you? I ask this after reading all about your knowledgeable maneuverings in the swamps.
A few pointers, y'all have spent a lot of time regarding the detection of fibre, and hair samples. Make it easy on yourself and shave the victim. And there's the pesky problem about dental records. You are planning on pulling the victim's teeth out, aren't you?... geeez, amateurs.
Message 8742568
To: CobaltBlue (20641 )
From: ColleenB Tuesday, Apr 6 1999 10:12PM ET
Reply # of 20924
Then you've got the victim's hair all over yourself, and everything you touch for days.
What about Neet? Ever try that? I know it smells, but so does a dead guy. And hey, you could even take his eyebrows off and now worry about getting it in his eyes. You know, go for the Bowie look before it's the Bloatie look.
Message 8743779
To: CobaltBlue (20648 )
From: ColleenB Tuesday, Apr 6 1999 10:27PM ET
Reply # of 20925
rubbing Neet into the butt crack and so on...
My but you sure are the thorough one. I'm not experienced with the beastly Neanderthal hairy types, but my suggestion to you would be to get a hold of some rubber gloves, arm pit length before you begin your task. Oh, and don't forget to.... Smear, Rinse, Repeat.
Message 8744043
To: CobaltBlue (20664 )
From: jhild Wednesday, Apr 7 1999 1:55PM ET
Reply # of 21190
If you successfully dispose of the chipper after use, bone chips and fleshy gristle and all, you can then try the habeas Chipper defense. But as I recall in that case you were mentioning I think the guy had disposed of the chipper by tossing it in the lake. Maybe he should have sold it to an itinerate lawn service.
Don't recall if you saw the movie Palmetto, but they were using some serious bathroom cleanser to liquify all body parts suitable for flushing. Clothes optional it seemed. I note that care was required to avoid contact with your own skin. What hardware store do you shop for stuff like that do you think?
Message 8758087
To: CobaltBlue (20675 )
From: jhild Wednesday, Apr 7 1999 2:02PM ET
Reply # of 21190
Conversation around the Coby household:
"What's that smell coming from the garage?"
"Mom, is trying a new way of preparing steak."
Message 8758314
To: CobaltBlue (20677 )
From: jhild Wednesday, Apr 7 1999 2:14PM ET
Reply # of 21190
I do have a strong stomach, my dad was in dental school when I was a kid, . . .
Say no more. That already qualifies you.
There are books on reading blood splatters as well I think. Dripping, spraying, splattering, arterial, . . . I wonder if Time/Life has a Forensic series?
Message 8758604
To: Lather.Rinse.Repeat. (20680 )
From: jhild Wednesday, Apr 7 1999 2:16PM ET
Reply # of 21190
Just where do you shop for this?
Message 8758652
To: Lather.Rinse.Repeat. (20682 )
From: jhild Wednesday, Apr 7 1999 2:19PM ET
Reply # of 21190
Did you see Palmetto? It came liquid in a 5 gallon can. Seemed that 1 can was suitable for a 150lbs. body. Seems a little light.
Message 8758729
To: Lather.Rinse.Repeat. (20684 )
From: jhild Wednesday, Apr 7 1999 2:22PM ET
Reply # of 21190
Garage - in a conveniently body sized galvanized tub - 5' foot oval on wheels with a hose and a drain.
Message 8758847
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