Do the sceptics simply misunderstand the evidence

[G-Unit]

including inventing the scenario that the child died in the apartment and her body carried through PdL, or that the body was kept frozen and transported in the hire car 23 days later.

Those were attempts to explain evidence. Where is the evidence of bloody socks and plasters? There is none, they are figments of someone's imagination.

[Mr Gray]

Those were attempts to explain evidence. Where is the evidence of bloody socks and plasters? There is none, they are figments of someone's imagination.

As is the claim you made are Grimes statement... Grime said the alerts, we're suggestive and possible.... He did not confirm any cadaver alerts

You can't really pontificate on evidence when you have misunderstood  Grimes evidence yourself

[G-Unit]

As is the claim you made are Grimes statement... Grime said the alerts, we're suggestive and possible.... He did not confirm any cadaver alerts

You can't really pontificate on evidence when you have misunderstood  Grimes evidence yourself

Just because you have interpreted Grime's statement differently than me doesn't make your interpretation correct, so please stop pretending it is.

Interpreting existing evidence is one thing. Inventing evidence which doesn't exist is quite a different thing.

[Mr Gray]

Just because you have interpreted Grime's statement differently than me doesn't make your interpretation correct, so please stop pretending it is.

Interpreting existing evidence is one thing. Inventing evidence which doesn't exist is quite a different thing.

I'm not pretending anything... I haven't interpreted Grimes, statement I've, stated it factually

He said the alerts were suggestive or possibly to cadaver odour.... He did not say in his opinion the, alerts we're triggered by cadaver odour... That is what you said and you are totally incorrect... You show you do not understand the evidence

[slartibartfast]

I'm not pretending anything... I haven't interpreted Grimes, statement I've, stated it factually

He said the alerts were suggestive or possibly to cadaver odour.... He did not say in his opinion the, alerts we're triggered by cadaver odour... That is what you said and you are totally incorrect... You show you do not understand the evidence

All we know is what was in his statement, on the balance of probabilities Grime saying it was suggestive of cadaver odour is more likely to mean he thought it was rather than he thought it wasn’t.

[Mr Gray]

All we know is what was in his statement, on the balance of probabilities Grime saying it was suggestive of cadaver odour is more likely to mean he thought it was rather than he thought it wasn’t.

That is not true... Grime never mentioned the balance of probabilities.. And he never said it was more likely than not... Which shows you don't understand  the evidence... You are now telling us as a fact what Grime thought... Best if we go by what he said not what some think he thought

[G-Unit]

I'm not pretending anything... I haven't interpreted Grimes, statement I've, stated it factually

He said the alerts were suggestive or possibly to cadaver odour.... He did not say in his opinion the, alerts we're triggered by cadaver odour... That is what you said and you are totally incorrect... You show you do not understand the evidence

Arguing about meanings involves interpretation. How are you interpreting the word 'suggestive'?

[Mr Gray]

Arguing about meanings involves interpretation. How are you interpreting the word 'suggestive'?

We can't interpret it... We don't know exactly what it means.... It certainly  means not certain... As you claimed... He also used the word possible... So that  gives us more information
How do you interpret suggestive

[G-Unit]

We can't interpret it... We don't know exactly what it means.... It certainly  means not certain... As you claimed... He also used the word possible... So that  gives us more information
How do you interpret suggestive

I never said he was certain - unless you have a cite?

[slartibartfast]

We can't interpret it... We don't know exactly what it means.... It certainly  means not certain... As you claimed... He also used the word possible... So that  gives us more information
How do you interpret suggestive

We don’t know what Grime thinks, purely what he wrote in a legal document.

[Mr Gray]

We don’t know what Grime thinks, purely what he wrote in a legal document.

Then look at your post again

He never talked of balance of probability and not of being suggestive of more likely  than not... As you have posted

[Brietta]

We don’t know what Grime thinks, purely what he wrote in a legal document.

What do you think stands inspection in a legal setting such as a court ~ uncorroborated conjecture ~ or the content of a legal document contributed by a police officer who knew exactly what the rules of the game are?

[slartibartfast]

Then look at your post again

He never talked of balance of probability and not of being suggestive of more likely  than not... As you have posted

He must have had some opinion of how suggestive of cadaver odour it was.

[Mr Gray]

He must have had some opinion of how suggestive of cadaver odour it was.

Of course he did.... But no one here knows yet posters, are making assumptions

[Vertigo Swirl]

Those were attempts to explain evidence. Where is the evidence of bloody socks and plasters? There is none, they are figments of someone's imagination.

Where is the evidence of corpses in the apartment and frozen cadaver in the car, out of interest?