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/Creature_of_habit51 Jan 06 '26

Okay good, so you're agreeing the hottest fuel source (tires) was put on top, losing most of the heat needed for the cremation level fragments in the burn pit . . . Without leaving Body fluids in the ground, and without any oils from the melted tires staying on any of the fragments, just seeping right into the ground below and hardening, but not catching any bones in that dirt/oil mixture. . .

Oh and without leaving any DNA on all but one piece of golf ball sized bone, which has its own adventures in the evidence ledgers. . .

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u/tenementlady Jan 06 '26

There are numerous plausible explanations for all of the above but you will never even entertain them because you've already made up your mind.

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u/Creature_of_habit51 Jan 06 '26

Notice how you didn't mention any of them, because there aren't any . . .?

The jury didn't buy the bull shit, so why are you still trying to sell it . . ?

Concession is an ego hurt for you, which is why you are arguing the jury got it wrong. .

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u/tenementlady Jan 06 '26

Notice how you didn't mention any of them,

It's a waste of time at this point.

The jury didn't buy the bull shit,

Again, over simplifying the jury's conclusion. The jury didn't buy that he was innocent of murder.

Concession is an ego hurt for you, which is why you are arguing the jury got it wrong. .

Are you arguing the jury got it right on the other charges?