Do you happen to recall one of those cases where a shoe print was an "exact match" to a shoe?
Does my post that you're responding to say 'exact match"?
Do you happen to recall one of those cases where a shoe print was an "exact match" to a shoe?
Does my post that you're responding to say 'exact match"?
Happy to oblige.
http://lasvegassun.com/news/2010/feb/01/forehead-shoeprint-leads-felons-arrest-office-buil/
Then there's this:
http://www.forensicscienceresources.com/shoes.htm
But THIS?? This right here is the best article so far:
http://crimefeed.com/2015/11/18392/
And I quote: "DJ: There was a murder of a young woman. The suspect had stepped on the white blouse that the victim was wearing and had left a shoe print. I was able to get shoes from the suspect and the lab was able to match it, exactly to the print on the shirt. That never happens. They can often say it’s similar or consistent with a shoe, but the lab told me, ‘this is like a fingerprint. It’s an exact match.’ That’s the only time that ever happened."
It's rare but it DOES happen.
Do you happen to recall one of those cases where a shoe print was an "exact match" to a shoe?
No, but mine does. Read on fellow sleuther!
I also attended the University of Youtube.I saw that after I posted. You've been busy with Mr. Google
It should be noted here also that the investigators determined that a car was NOT used in Jacob's abduction.
They were wrong about that.
All of this information should be used for learning, not for fingerpointing.
I lived 3 1/2 hours away from the abduction site, and even I was looking in ditches and ravines. Everyone in Minnesota was searching for clues. His story doesn't make sense to me.
It should be pointed out that most people who are abused as children don't grow up to be abusers at all.
You know, I'm glad you wrote this because the wording in some of these reports really becomes so critical.Because he took him back to a car, IB? And it wasn't at the scene of the abduction?
You are correct about most of this, however if we all just threw our hands up in the air, and said, "Move on there's nothing more to see here folks." well, Websleuths would be a ghost town.Come on folks .... EVEN IF it could be proved that DH's car was on Rassier's driveway ... so what .... it just means he and his car were there. He could simply say he pulled in for a bathroom break , turned around and drove away
Same thing if you or I pulled onto that driveway , stopped to stretch our legs , turned around and drove away .... Should we be charged with murder ?? ... Of course not.
Besides that there was no known murder until last Tuesday. Until last Tuesday kidnapping could not even be proved. A defense could speculate that the stranger on the road sent the third boy running to the woods like he did with the first two boys .
Nobody can even say Jacob was placed in a car ... none of the boys reported seeing a car .... heck , at one point even the police felt there was no car so they went after Mr Rassier because he owned the driveway.
Maybe It's a good thing police did not charge DH with kidnapping and murder based only on the tire and shoe prints ...... a jury would have found him not guilty and he truly would have gotten away with murder. He could never be re-charged again after a jury acquittal.
As it is , he only got away with murder for 27 years.
Jared as hero. Messages from all over the world
http://m.startribune.com/wetterling-siblings-best-friend-overwhelmed-by-love-and-support/392790701/
Scheierl, sitting near the Wetterlings, looked down. He was praying, he said Thursday, trying to find peace through meditation. It was strange to hear Heinrich own up to his crimes, he said. I didnt sense any sense of remorse.
It should be noted here also that the investigators determined that a car was NOT used in Jacob's abduction.
They were wrong about that.
All of this information should be used for learning, not for fingerpointing.
You know, I'm glad you wrote this because the wording in some of these reports really becomes so critical.
Did they mean that a car wasn't used in the actual ACT of kidnapping? I don't think so. From what I've read that was the primary reason they started focusing on DR, because they had determined that there was not a car used in the abduction.
So law enforcement decided then it must be DR. I think to from listening to that MPR podcast, the kids said that they heard a rustling in the grass or the corn there the first time they passed by and then when they returned and approached the same area where they had heard that rustling, a man appeared on the road.
Maybe that contributed to the police reaching their own conclusions about there not being a car.
It should be noted here also that the investigators determined that a car was NOT used in Jacob's abduction.
They were wrong about that.
All of this information should be used for learning, not for fingerpointing.