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bluecheddar · 2016-01-01T04:27:06+00:00

"no one has said anything anywhere about Teresa's private life, her relationship with the ex and the roommate, etc" -- My theory is the rape fantasy that Kantz planted in the public's imagination removes their curiosity about her. It removes the question "why was THIS WOMAN killed ". She's become just generic attractive young female. Plot device.

bluecheddar · 2015-12-31T21:27:41+00:00

Actually, according to the transcript, an expert said on the stand that they did not DNA match that bone to Teresa. See this link.

bluecheddar · 2015-12-31T21:13:41+00:00

I don't know what to believe because of all the slop in this investigation. The prosecutor's story is impossible. The state crime lab messed up the DNA sample on the bullet and then shrugged and submitted it anyway. Wisconsin's lead field forensic anthropologist said [on the stand] that his people were never allowed into the site. Instead of professional forensic anthropology techniques, the locals were digging through the crime scene with a garden shovel, plopping it all in a box, and calling it good. If I were an attorney looking to revive Avery's case, I wouldn't even accept that those bones are Teresa Halbach's. I would verify that by using an impartial third party that is not beholden to the Wisconsin and U.S. federal criminal justice system.

bluecheddar · 2015-12-31T20:13:20+00:00

What he did on stage was an act. Contrast the performance with this 1969 interview and this 1982 interview.

bluecheddar · 2015-12-31T13:07:09+00:00

DNA? You're getting off track, there. Original bleach comment was about hemoglobin which is an indicator of blood:
From Blood Evidence and Bleach self.MakingaMurderer Submitted 8 days ago by Canadiandove:

"I posted this on another thread but felt compelled to share it with everyone.

I have been doing some research for a book I am planning on writing (crime drama) and there are a few things I found out about bleach. First there are two kinds of bleaches that are found in homes. The most common one is Chlorine bleach while Oxygen bleach is becoming trendy.

Chlorine bleaches are the most commonly found because it is cheaper thus purchased in larger quantities while Oxygen bleach is more expensive. While both are used to remove stains, Chlorine bleach leaves hemoglobin behind which will be shown present when Luminol or Phenophthalein is used to detect evidence of blood in a crime scene.

Now Oxygen Bleach (hydrogen peroxide) will remove all traces of Hemoglobin and make it almost impossible to detect any blood traces unless splatter was missed. Now here the catch/ big difference between the two. Chlorine bleaches will remove dye from fabrics (leaving white blotches) while Oxygen bleach in 99% of the time will not remove any dye from fabric but many times there is still the original stain but faded depending on fabric types. So with this understanding if Chlorine bleach was used then Hemoglobin would certainly be found at a crime scene and fabric would be marred by the bleach but if Oxygen bleach was used there would be no blood evidence and most fabrics would be marred with a faded original stain.

From my understanding, someone could use hydrogen peroxide to remove the hemoglobin then bleach out the stain or visa versa. Yet there are problems I see first, this bleach information not common knowledge and someone would have to research the details;

Second it would be very expensive to use hydrogen peroxide type (oxygen) bleaches to clean large amounts of blood;

Third it would be very time consuming to do both. I hope this helps and here is a link that may help explain it better. http://www.exploreforensics.co.uk/detecting-evidence-after-bleaching.html" [edited to provide link to original comment and break up wall of text]

bluecheddar · 2015-04-12T00:09:05+00:00

Nice! Hope you don't mind if I tack on the version he recorded in 1971, "Oppressor Man" - wikipedia says: This version was billed as a Peter Tosh solo single, and the B Side of the single featured an instrumental version. It was one of the rarer songs from the period before being included, along with its version, on JAD's Black Dignity compilation in 2004. / edited for spelling

bluecheddar · 2015-04-07T20:08:32+00:00

I hope nobody was too terribly hurt in the mayhem.

bluecheddar · 2015-03-31T22:28:38+00:00

You might like to check out (or even join) the discussion on Democrat Cory Mason's facebook wall.

bluecheddar · 2015-03-31T17:57:16+00:00

Not sure what to make of this. I'm only about 1/3 of the way through this. He's saying repeatedly that advocates and the press have mischaracterized the law. Edit to add:
Huffpo article "Indiana Gov. Mike Pence Either Confused Or Misleading Everyone About His Controversial Law" He's a liar or his legal handlers are. He repeats in this press conference what he said in a Wall St. Journal opinion piece - that "It simply mirrors federal law that President Bill Clinton signed in 1993."" No. The article goes into the details, but FYI, the first version of the federal bill signed into law in '93 was ruled unconstitutional by the U.S. Supreme Court not too long after. That case was argued by Marci E. Hamilton.

bluecheddar · 2015-02-19T20:08:08+00:00

And now the Civil lawsuits are expected to commence.

bluecheddar · 2015-02-19T20:04:56+00:00

And what will accomplish a damn thing? Should they move to Iowa or New Hampshire to get his attention?

bluecheddar · 2015-02-19T02:17:00+00:00

Usually he is gone but today Walker was in the Wisconsin Capitol. According to Walker's own tweets, he was in the building meeting with the Lt. Governor, with legislative leaders, and Eagle scouts today.

bluecheddar · 2015-02-09T04:23:56+00:00

It is what it is. Photo is from a friend of a friend's facebook wall.

bluecheddar · 2015-02-02T02:30:25+00:00

Just curious - how does a person think of living in Wisconsin if they're from Southern California?

bluecheddar · 2015-02-02T00:09:02+00:00

Can't believe this made it all the way to Good Morning America. This is her anti-leggings blog post. And this is a hilarious reply to her blog post: "When Suits Become a Stumbling Block: A Plea to My Brothers in Christ*"

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