The only thing that I heard about a bone being in the 'muck' was when Ashton was cross-examining the female defense botanist, and he asked her about a hip bone that he said was buried about 4 inches into the muck when the remains were found. (That was when she replied that that would mean that either the bone would have been there more than two weeks, or that the other explanation for it being buried that deeply was that a dog or coyote could have buried it).
I haven't heard all of the testimony though; did someone testify that the skull was also partially buried when it was found, since Kronk's phone call clearly says that the skull rolled out of the bag when he poked at it with his meter stick?
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