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"This capacity for 'mean' couched in charm..." Very apt and eloquently put. From a Southern Girl

And then JR hires Douglas? Yeah, I think he had that book.

I mean, we here are true crime junkies. Was John?

Not that it was out if place, but does anyone else find John reading Mind Hunter to be hinky? Yep, I had the book too. But I did not have a crime scene at my house. Douglas' book details previous cases, talks about catching killers, evidence, fibers, and so on. Hinky to me if it was sitting on...

People of the Lie is also good.

Ukguy, I agree that the first incident, be it molestation or head bash, occured likely in her bedroom because of the stains on the pillow. Only unless the stains were like dark brown and from something like losing a tooth. What I would REALLY enjoy on this forum would be discussion - open...

My family has police officers in it so I am well aware of tactics. Thank you!

Just curious, if you thought a loved one had been poisoned, and they had been already laid to rest, would there not be a trade-off from the horror of exhumation compared to the finding of possible justice? Yes, it would be hard but if I thought a "killer was on the loose" and I knew I was...

Whaaat? JBR was in basement stone cold dead. IN HER PANTIES were JOHN's fibers from his previous evenings shirt. Those fibers did not crawl in her panties when she was upstairs under the Christmas tree! Please, folks, there is so much hair-splitting here it is ridiculous (no pun intended). At...

Yeah, it would be monstrous to dig her up only to discover no stun gun damage!

Well, he could admit to being in the basement because his fibers were found down there or because no one could find him for a duration of time. Lots of logical reasons he would readily admit to being down there.

Most cops would not have negotiated away their leverage to get an interview.

Who knows what chunk of decomp I got a whiff of, but holy moly!

As I was told, the remains can vary from particles, but end up being like a swatch of towel say that layed under a body for 20 minutes - still in a can. High intensity to less intensity. So, the dog gets better and better.

They are HRD canines. I just did not want to confuse anyone. The remains used usually varies. I have seen the scent in biohazard-like containers. God, I gagged and gagged because I HAD to smell it. There was some kind of registration/permission to get the Chr. They are no my dogs. I was always...

I am sure someone here can spell it all out.

But it is strange to me that they crawled so far up the White's behinds but gave the Ramsey's a long leash - all the way to Georgia!

No clue, Scarlet! I am newish to the slander and libel too. And I am afraid to search bc there may be kiddie *advertiser censored* involved? Something about this person accusing the Whites of pedo? And then saying the kids were in pedo photos -- posting them and such. For some reason, the police must have hopped...

Problem with many scent dogs, especially air scent, is that if someone got in a car and you stay on foot, the dog will wear itself and you out chasing that gosh-darned scent! Then you have to stick a thermometer up its fanny to ensure they do not overheat. Working dogs can be really fun but a...

On dogs: there are ones who are ground trained with scent and others that are air-trained. There are dogs who search for, say live people, via a scent object. They can be either ground or air type. Cadaver dogs are usually scent trained on cadaver scent. The dogs we worked with usually...