ANIMALS 'DRAGGED APART CAYLEE ANTHONY'S REMAINS'

KILLER?

CRIME SCENE

TRAGIC toddler Caylee Anthony's bones were dragged apart by animals after her body was dumped in a woodland near her home, a court heard yesterday. 
Investigators told the court that they had to crawl through woodland on their hands and knees to get to the toddler's bones, which had been gnawed on and torn by beasts in the undergrowth. 

Dr John Schultz told the court: "The top of the bones, these have been chewed on by animals,” 
He added that despite clear evidence of 'carnivore activity' investigators recovered almost all of the young victim’s bones.
The rapt jury was also shown pictures of Caylee’s clothing which  had largely disintegrated apart from the lettering on her T-shirt which spelled out the phrase: 'Big trouble comes in small packages.'
Later prosecutors showed a disturbing film of her two-year-old's face was super imposed onto an image of her bare skull as they attempted to prove that a piece of duct tape found stuck to her decomposed remains was sealed over her nose and mouth when she died.  
They maintain that the toddler died as a result of being suffocated by her mother with the tape.   
Anthony’s lead lawyer, Jose Baez, had branded the animation 'disgusting…nothing but a fantasy' and had earlier tried to prevent it from being shown to the jury, arguing it could unfairly prejudice them because of its highly emotive nature.
But Judge Belvin Perry allowed it, telling the court: "Unfortunately in homicide cases, evidence tends to be not so nice but this particular piece of evidence, a live photograph of the victim superimposed with the skull, does not have the tendency to suggest an emotional basis for a verdict."
The trial continues.

CARMEN MONTENEGRO FOUND WITH BODY PARTS IN BIN

CRAZY?

SHE clearly wasn't trying to hide anything or if she was she was doing a very bad job.
Because in broad daylight Carmen Montenegro was seen pushing a trash can filled with body parts along the street in her Ontario, CA neighborhood.
The 51-year-old walked at least 200-yards along the sidewalk, from the home she shared with a relative for at least 15-years.

Investigators spent Monday excavating the property outside the home where the body is believed to have come from after they found what may be body fluids in part of the yard.
Detective Jeff Crittenden said: "We have to wait for analysis to see if what we located is a match to the body itself."
The contents of the trash can contained the partial remains of an unidentified man. Officials declined to say which body parts were present or missing The San Bernadino Sun reports. 
Crittenden added: "I personally didn't see it. I just know that it is something you would not normally see in the middle of the daytime."

Cops believe the man's remains were dug up from the backyard of the home after they found a hole dug in the lawn.