opinion, the other side gets it know before hand what that person going to say. the prosecutors say that did not happen with dr. rodriguez a former of the body farm in tennessee, who is going to testify that because of the weather, because of the animal scatters of the bones and because of the loss of skin and muscle and tissue, there is no way scientifically to know where the duct tape originally was applied to caylee anthony and he will probably start off testifying tomorrow and the judge sternly telling both sides, the logical games better stop. enough is enough. both sides need to be forewarned exclusion could be the proper remedy if it continues. phil: by exclusion, he is
we have an odor of a severe oh odor of that trunk emma nateing from it. when you talk about insects why is there such a volume of insects flying thrarnd. it is because it is human decomposition. at the end of the day i think the jury will make the determination. judge jeanine: how about the smell of it, does that help or hurt the prosecution? i think ultimately if you have a pungent odor to that degree that emmy nates out em. anybody that has smelled dead bodies and they are saying it smells like death to me, it is industried kateive of a body in the trunk, indicative of human composition, it is indicative of murder. i want to say that dr. voss who is from the body farm if he says it smells like a dead body it smells like a dead body.
we have an odor of a severe oh odor of that trunk emma nateing from it. when you talk about insects why is there such a volume of insects flying thrarnd. it is because it is human decomposition. at the end of the day i think the jury will make the determination. judge jeanine: how about the smell of it, does that help or hurt the prosecution? i think ultimately if you have a pungent odor to that degree that emmy nates out em. anybody that has smelled dead bodies and they are saying it smells like death to me, it is industried kateive of a body in the trunk, indicative of human composition, it is indicative of murder. i want to say that dr. voss who is from the body farm if he says it smells like a dead body it smells like a dead body. i want to know who is going to
is indistinguishable from a decomposing body. he should have gone into that. dna is one of the most powerful pieces of forensic evidence that a prosecutor or defense can bring into a case. so, all sciences new, this particular rear much eris pine nearing a farm of a body farm in tennessee, i know it sounds horrible but it s true. he has analyzed at least 50 bodies and he said he d never smelled the clear form as bad as when he opened that trunk and smelled the clear form coming out of that. bill: could they have found ao better witness. this guy is really the pioneer and at the forefront of a developing field. bill: here is what he s i know exactly what you re going to say. it sale comes back to the who, the what, the where, the why, the how, all of that. all of that is missing. liz is right.
and this has never been entered into a court of law. that s have jose baez, casey anthony s lead counsel calls this nothing but junk science, the doctor with the lab in tennessee, known as the body farm because they spend a lot of their time studying dead human beings, he testified that evidence of decomposition is not all he found. you were shocked. why? we have never seen chloroform in that level in environmental samples before, at least i never have in 20 years. now, you did say that chloroform can be aby product of decomposition, right? yes. in human decomposition, we have seen chloroform in a concentration level of parts per trillion. so very small amounts. chloroform is incredibly crucial for the state s case