[Wingy]

I think that I aggree with you. If someone runs over a hamster in my neighborhood, the smell is evident for blocks. If she was killed in the park, wouldn't ONE of the searchers have caught a whiff? I have never been to this park, so I may be wrong, but I have yet to see this brought out.

[Jimmy Valentine]

On the other hand, if you were the D.C. Police Dept., wouldn't you subscribe to that theory to keep from looking more incompetent than ever?

This is where the investigation goes sideways. It's going to be about covering up mistakes. Chandra's dead and doesn't matter any more.

Regards,

[stlnative]

Wingy... I live in a area like this and deer are always hit by cars and run into the near by woods to lay down and die. This area is heavy wooded and if someone smelled something they probably thought it was a dead deer that was hit and decomposing in the near by woods.


This morning on Fox News they said that their was report that they may have found tied rope near the remains, suggesting that she was tied up. If this true then it will be moving to a homicide case very soon. I think they know the guy sitting in jail did not do it, I think they know who did it and are trying to find that one little piece of evidence that can prove it. Something small is going to crack this case wide open.

[crystalk]

That is why I maintain that the body was buried elsewhere, decomposed and stank there, and then after Sept. 11 was moved and dumped over this drop-off off of Broad Branch Rd into the edge of the Rock Creek park. Earth on the bones will show whether it is local earth from the place where she was found, or from Virginia as I suspect.

[crystalk]

That is why I maintain that the body was buried elsewhere, decomposed and stank there, and then after Sept. 11 was moved and dumped over this drop-off off of Broad Branch Rd into the edge of the Rock Creek park. Earth on the bones will show whether it is local earth from the place where she was found, or from Virginia as I suspect.