"Tim W" wrote in message
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"J T" wrote in message
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Sun, Nov 26, 2006, 8:09pm (EST+5)
(Tim W) did post a story:

Sounds like BS - or a troll - to me.

It's the BBC, not known for BS and if you want you can trace the original
report from the Local paper - St Petersburg Chronicle or something.


BBC _not_ known for BS? Yeah, right. Neither is the NYT.

Nonetheless, having been on more than enough DRTLW calls, humans smell just
like dead rats, only larger, therefore longer. If no one was home during
the brief time she might have been able to yell before the presumably full
and therefore heavy bookcase and the weight of her internal organs
suffocated her, then it's certainly not suspicious. Lividity would let them
know if the body had remained in any other position very long, even if there
were no other injuries besides the small hemorrhages known in cases of
suffocation.

Police seldom look at the home of a missing adult, even if the occupants
grant them entrance. Not to mention that adults are considered to have the
right to go wherever they want and stay as long as they care to.