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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Am I the only one who would feel more confident if the FBI did a Mt dna from the bones as well as some dating on how long the bones had been in contact with elements

The Laundries have lied about so much. How do we know those are Brian’s dental records ? There are 11 years between Cassie & Brian - did they have any other kids , adopted maybe ? [b]How extensive / unique were the dental records ? Did he have bite wings going back every 2 years since he was 6 years old , plus fillings or is Brian a kid with no cavities and no X-rays of his teeth and we are basing the ID on number of teeth ?[/b]

Really , I think they should get a marrow sample like they did on Lacey Peterson and see if it’s a match to Roberta Laundrie’s myDNA

Then and only then will I be satisfied that F’ ker is dead

The parents are just too suspect and Brian behaved in just too cold blooded a manner - this is always learned at home [/quote]

Although not a forensic dentist, I am a dentist who has taken some classes in forensic dentistry. You can’t make a positive ID on number of teeth alone, nor do you need bitewings going that far back.  You would just need the latest ones, or even just a panorex, with unique and verifiable fillings, crowns, anomalies of anatomy - things like that. They wouldn’t announce a match if they weren’t 100% sure. [/quote]

Thank you for responding, dentist PP.  I'm going to ask another dental records question.  I know it'll sound very ignorant, but I am very ignorant on the subject, lol.  Would LE request the records from the dentist, or would they be willing to accept records provided by the parents? [/quote]

The dentist I’m sure.  Patients can only get copies of the originals, so if the parents had those they would likely obtain the originals.  Would the parents even have the record?  I don’t have copies of mine, my husbands or my kids. They’re all at our dentist office. [/quote]

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