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evidenceevidencephysicalSteven AveryBone fragments from the burn pit and burn barrelDuring Day 20 cross-examination, Fairgrieve agreed that most of the very small human bone fragments were recovered from the pit, while barrel fragments were generally larger. He said the pit bones appeared more heat-damaged; the linked testimony also described movement of bones between locations without identifying where the body was burned.
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Bone fragments from the burn pit and burn barrel

During Day 20 cross-examination, Fairgrieve agreed that most of the very small human bone fragments were recovered from the pit, while barrel fragments were generally larger. He said the pit bones appeared more heat-damaged; the linked testimony also described movement of bones between locations without identifying where the body was burned.

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Fairgrieve's testimony addressed movement of remains between the pit and barrel but left the original burn location and direction of movement unresolved.

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