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evidenceevidencephysicalSteven AveryFragmented, badly burned skull bones examined by JentzenJentzen examined bone fragments that Eisenberg had identified as parietal and occipital skull fragments, though he said he could not confidently assign their precise skull positions himself. He confirmed that the fragments were badly burned and had fallen apart.
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Fragmented, badly burned skull bones examined by Jentzen

Jentzen examined bone fragments that Eisenberg had identified as parietal and occipital skull fragments, though he said he could not confidently assign their precise skull positions himself. He confirmed that the fragments were badly burned and had fallen apart.

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Jentzen testified that the severe burning and fragmentation suggested an effort to conceal or disguise the body, while his manner-of-death opinion drew on more than the fragments alone.

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