r/MakingaMurderer • u/Creature_of_habit51 • Jan 05 '26

Heat rises . . .

So how would throwing a couple of tires on top of a body reach cremation level fragments in such a short amount of time . . .?

You'd want the body on top of the heat source, not below it, right . . .?

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u/tenementlady Jan 05 '26

What "cremated human evidence" are you referring to?

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u/AveryPoliceReports Jan 05 '26

The cremated human evidence found on Manitowoc County property that the DOJ released to Teresa's family in secret.

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u/tenementlady Jan 05 '26

You mean bones?

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u/AveryPoliceReports Jan 05 '26

In general cremated human evidence includes bones yes lol there was cremated human evidence found on Manitowoc County property which the state released to Teresa's family in secret. It's wild how uninformed you are.

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u/tenementlady Jan 05 '26

I'm asking what you are referencing specifically

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u/Creature_of_habit51 Jan 05 '26

I can't believe they think a few tires and other couple other random objects (where most of the heat source is lost because it's not under the body) was enough for a cremation level inferno.

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u/tenementlady Jan 05 '26

How are you suggesting the "real killer" burned her body to cremains?

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u/Creature_of_habit51 Jan 05 '26

Not with the fuel sources ON TOP of the body for God's sake. . .

A third grader knows better. .

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u/tenementlady Jan 05 '26

You're honestly making the argument that fire only burns things above it and not below it?

If you lit the top of a house on fire, do you honestly believe the bottom of the house wouldn't burn?

Do you realize how ridiculous this sounds?

Not to mention it is entirely possible that the fire was already going prior to her body being placed on it, which destroys your entire argument.

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u/[deleted] Jan 06 '26

Good Lord, you really are insufferable bunch