[Bitsy]

I watched the entire case. I even watched most of the jury selection. I've read all the evidence and watched all the interviews (police and FBI.) I wish the JURY had a chance to have ALL the evidence.

As for the chloroform in the car. ANY remnants means there was A LOT at one point. It dissipates very quickly. No cleaning product would leave any remnant of chloroform.

The smell of human decomposition was in the car. That is a fact the prosecution proved. Now, why didn't other people smell it early on? I have a guess...the smell was faint at first and as the fluid left in the trunk further decomposed, the smell became stronger. At first it was not noticeable to people in or near the car. As it decomposed more, the smell increased and anyone within a few feet of the car could smell it.

I could go on and on and on and on. I don't really feel like it though. People are going to have their own opinions...which they are entitled to. I feel my opinion is educated on the facts of the case...so of course I believe my opinion best.