arkansasmimi
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On #2, you would agree that the maximum time that was given to clearing the scene was 7 hours, correct? It was actually less but we don't know exactly how much less.
I read something from a veteran detective - not about this case but about CSI generally. He had over 20 years as a homicide detective.
He said that in his experience it normally takes between 8 and 20 hours to clear a murder scene. He said the longest he had personally participated in was 26 hours. The shortest was 7 hours. So the MB case would be a "record" for that particular CSI if he had been working it.
ETA: it was a CSI, not a detective. Here is the link:
http://www.daconfidential.com/2009/12/question-and-answer-crime-scene.html?m=1
I agree would be less than 7. And I would agree with that statement that would be a record for that Detective. However EA case is different and we don't know all the particulars in this case as far of CSI work. So I don't know if a record for those CSI and Detectives Thanks for explaining and good job again on your list.