The next photo is Tylee’s skull next to a melted bucket.ģ:05 p.m. “How many pieces are we still looking for, or do we think we have everything we need to take?” Daniels says.ģ:05 p.m. The anthropologist and coroner separated the remains so an inventory could be done on what parts they had. They were able to collect them and put them in a body bag. Daniels says the team tried to lift the remains out of the ground, but they all fell apart. Daniels was unsure if this was one person or two, so he asked for an inventory on the parts.ģ:06 p.m.

Now we see the body pieces placed on the coroner’s body bag. His was the first burial we found, and we wanted to make sure Tylee’s remains weren’t in the same area.”ģ:08 p.m. “This was especially important on JJ’s burial. Daniels says after all the human remains were collected, a backhoe dug deeper and wider into the burial sites. There were some tools hanging or leaning on the wall in the shed.ģ:10 p.m. “Knowing that we are dealing with a burial, one of the things we are interested in is tools,” Daniels says. We now see a photo of the garage door open on the shed. Wood asks Daniels if police searched the shed and barn on Chad’s property. A close-up image of two shovels shows “how dirty they were – could potentially be ash or other things on the shovel,” Daniels says.ģ:13 p.m. We see a close-up photo of the pick-ax, and there is some material on the blade portion. They are leaning against the wall next to a green bucket and two white buckets. We now see an image of a pick-ax and some shovels that were seized as evidence.

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