To the first part: police never looked at those clothes, we only have Ann Eaton´s word for how the clothes looked, smelled, which items were in the buckets, where the stains were, etc - and that is simply not enough for me. It is for you, fine, not me.
Why did she wash the clothes - then throw them out? Errrr, how does that even make sense? She kept one of Sheila´s dresses for years, nagging the police to test it - yet she threw away bloodied clothes.
To the second part of your post: EW!
How do you know police never looked at them? The publicly released documents only concern items of import that police took not what they left behind and saw to be valueles and never collected.
In fact you don't evne know if they ever existed. All you have is a claim form Eaton that they did.
So that is all you have to work off of.
The assumption that police never saw them and left them because they never looked at them is not sound at all and something you go by because it is the only way you can try suggesting maybe there was other clothes hidden somewhere never found or reported by anyone not even Ann.
Such assumptions and wild speculation mean nothign because you need evidence to prove that there was such clothing tha tpolice missed, wild speculation made form the frame of reference of not knowing what police did or know means operating form a position of ignorance.
If you believe they exist by trusting Ann's words then you have no reason to doubt her words as to what clothing it was and where the stains were.
My position on why it was menstrual is sound. Even a woman or especially a woman should fell that significant staining in the crotch areas of panties and leggings would be from menstratuon where no females were wounded in such area.
As to why she would throw menstrual stained clothing away it is obvious. What value could they hold to the investigation? None! Why would she keep them?
Rinsing them out to throw them away is something obvious to do in order to throw the water away and then dispose of them.
You seem to always quesiton things that make perfect sense and fail to quesiton the things that make no sense which Jeremy and his supporters claim.