credence to the idea that she was burned behind the house? yes. i think from the where the bones were found the burn pit by the garage is the most likely place it all occurred and there was some separation of bones, but it takes a long time. it isn t just one flashing fire. it would take many hours. usually embers for all of the soft tissues to be destroyed and the bones to be broken apart. especially somebody stoking the fire. the bones were so small. there were so many of them and so small. there was some testimony that the tool used to break her bon when they were in the fire was actually in that pit. again more evidence confirming. that would go along with it. the forensic anthropologist who testified and found the bullet hole in the skull bone did a nice job. she found a nice example of a beveled bullet hole among all of