11-09-2010, 01:17 PM
i think if the bone they sent out is confirmed to be Zahra's, another arrest will follow. there is no point in arresting adam baker until they have something solid which will KEEP him locked down.
there is no doubt in my mind they have a lot more than they are telling the public.
i am wondering about one thing re: the bone. if they suspect it is human, and i know they did a tight grid search, why has the area not been sealed off? remember when Caylee's skull was found? that area was sealed. i don't know if that says they found MORE than was revealed, or they feel they got everything. the area is rife with deer bones from what i have read, it's a dumping ground. SOMETHING about that bone stood out.
Hickory Record:
“A rush has been put on any evidence relating to this case,” said Capt. Thurman Whisnant with the Hickory Police Department. “The SBI made it priority No. 1. The bone is of key importance. I know they’re working on it right now.”
In addition to the bone, investigators recovered additional evidence from Christie Road, although Whisnant declined to comment on what it was.
More than two-dozen investigators searched to find the possible evidence along the road last week. In addition to looking through thick trees and brambles, they also had to wade through manmade hazards.
The area along the stretch of road where law enforcement searched bares the stench of rotting animals by the creek the parallels the road, and garbage is frequently dumped along the road — plastic garbage bags, fast food cups, cans, bottles, tires and other trash.
On Monday, there were several pink flags where investigators had marked evidence. A few white flags were planted where law enforcement had found bones. Farther into the woods, a few trees had branches with neon green ties on them, with the ends of the branches snapped off.
Even with the priority order on the evidence, Whisnant said the public must be patient.
“Even with a rush, it’s not what you see on (the TV show) ‘CSI,’” he said. “We’re looking for any kind of confirmation on whether it’s a human bone, and if we can extract a DNA profile.”
Whisnant said the bone would be examined against “known things,” but would not go into specifics about what DNA would be used to compare the evidence to determine if it matched Zahra’s.
He confirmed that Hickory police and SBI agents have finished examining Christie Road and the Baker house in Hickory. However, he said there are several other potential sites that investigators are still considering. Whisnant would not comment on specifics.
there is no doubt in my mind they have a lot more than they are telling the public.
i am wondering about one thing re: the bone. if they suspect it is human, and i know they did a tight grid search, why has the area not been sealed off? remember when Caylee's skull was found? that area was sealed. i don't know if that says they found MORE than was revealed, or they feel they got everything. the area is rife with deer bones from what i have read, it's a dumping ground. SOMETHING about that bone stood out.
Hickory Record:
“A rush has been put on any evidence relating to this case,” said Capt. Thurman Whisnant with the Hickory Police Department. “The SBI made it priority No. 1. The bone is of key importance. I know they’re working on it right now.”
In addition to the bone, investigators recovered additional evidence from Christie Road, although Whisnant declined to comment on what it was.
More than two-dozen investigators searched to find the possible evidence along the road last week. In addition to looking through thick trees and brambles, they also had to wade through manmade hazards.
The area along the stretch of road where law enforcement searched bares the stench of rotting animals by the creek the parallels the road, and garbage is frequently dumped along the road — plastic garbage bags, fast food cups, cans, bottles, tires and other trash.
On Monday, there were several pink flags where investigators had marked evidence. A few white flags were planted where law enforcement had found bones. Farther into the woods, a few trees had branches with neon green ties on them, with the ends of the branches snapped off.
Even with the priority order on the evidence, Whisnant said the public must be patient.
“Even with a rush, it’s not what you see on (the TV show) ‘CSI,’” he said. “We’re looking for any kind of confirmation on whether it’s a human bone, and if we can extract a DNA profile.”
Whisnant said the bone would be examined against “known things,” but would not go into specifics about what DNA would be used to compare the evidence to determine if it matched Zahra’s.
He confirmed that Hickory police and SBI agents have finished examining Christie Road and the Baker house in Hickory. However, he said there are several other potential sites that investigators are still considering. Whisnant would not comment on specifics.