those hopes. so, it is devastating for the family, as well as the, even though everything is not known yet, how the death occurred. john: doctor, this is john roberts here, again. the timeline of this is unclear. the police may have found something that may be why the police went into the park. just in terms of he expired after the park. as you said there will be a tremendous amount of insect activity. given the amount of wildlife in the park as well there likely would have been animal activity in addition to the insect activity.
much of the body is recovered. you know, that s going to be either really helpful what they have or maybe not completely informative if the body is found in pieces. remember, this is a very difficult environment. not only multiple extremes of temperature, it s wet, swampy. that brings up so in animals as well on the land. there s insect activity, maggots, beetles, fish, alligators. you don t know what has been on the body. you really have to see what you have. x-rays are helpful. then you dive in and look with your naked eye and do a very detailed dissection to see what you can and cannot gather from the body parts that you have. charles: thanks, doctor. folks, this is just moments ago from the fbi news conference.
might have happened very soon after he went to the park? there would not be any assumptions about that, scientifically. they will be able to figure that out by examining the body, not only at the scene by at the mortuary where they can do and they have a lot of people in florida who do a lot of work on insects, so they will figure out his time of death by insect activity. they would not assume how long he has been there. they will see the stomach contents might be helpful. if they know what he last date, maybe he had a hamburger or something, or a hot dog before he left home. if that is still in the stomach then you know i have pretty quickly. but probably a distance away they will be able to figure out how long it would take him to get to the spot where he was found. they are not going to assume. they will figure that out with more information.
morning underneath a bridge in burlington township, new jersey, when an atv rider found the body of a young woman. he assumed she d taken her own life. we just see a young girl, she looks like she s about 20 to 30 years old, about 100 pounds. she had no i.d. on her. the damage to her body was consistent with a drop of about 12 to 14 stories. insect activity indicated she d been dead several days. but who was this woman? police released a description to the media. her manager from work called in, an ex-boyfriend called in saying that they recognized the description of the jewelry that she was wearing. from the victim s butterfly pendant, she was identified as 21-year-old rachel siani. i kept telling myself that it wasn t true.