The particulate matter on Claytons body has been frequently referred to as cold patch (used for patching the roads). This then leads to a theory that Clayton could have been in the municipal storage shed where this type of material might be stored. Was this confirmed by analysis? There was a fire at the Nest party, and the Dimmocks article says that they were burning tires. Q. Could the ashes from the burned tires break down into particulate matter that would resemble cold patch? If so, this could explain a scenario where these types of particles could have gotten onto Claytons body at the Nest - as he was beaten, or as his body was moved across the ground later? Source: injusticebusters.org/index.htm/claytonmiller_dimmock.shtml By the time Clayton and his friends arrived at 8:30 p.m., the party was in full swing. A bonfire, its smoke thick and black from burning tires, raged. About 70 teenagers -- nearly every teen in town -- were there. Source: thechronicleherald.ca/novascotia/1240857-anonymous-weighs-in-on-miller-case I met up with him at his house and we went to the Nest. The fire was still smouldering and I was just staring at it, wondering where Clayton was, he recalled.
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