Dog Alerts- Evidence or not?

[Eleanor]

So often it is what you don't say that matters.

[pathfinder73]

Thanks.. I've already said if there's a body the dogs will find it...as they did here

Obviously a body will not be at the crime scene 3 months later when the dogs inspect it 

[Mr Gray]

Obviously a body will not be at the crime scene 3 months later when the dogs inspect it 

Have you read what Harrison said about bringing in the dogs.
This was basically a new approach by Grime and Harrison...it's in Grimes white paper which I doubt you have read

[Mr Gray]

Obviously a body will not be at the crime scene 3 months later when the dogs inspect it 

Imo your emojis make your post look a bit silly...

[Billy Whizz Fan Club]

Have you read what Harrison said about bringing in the dogs.
This was basically a new approach by Grime and Harrison...it's in Grimes white paper which I doubt you have read

The White Paper published in 2018 by Staffs University?

[Mr Gray]

The White Paper published in 2018 by Staffs University?

Yes

[pathfinder73]

Have you read what Harrison said about bringing in the dogs.
This was basically a new approach by Grime and Harrison...it's in Grimes white paper which I doubt you have read

If there was a body it could be many miles away 3 months later. No dog would find it. It is up to the investigators to find where a body could be.

[Venturi Swirl]

If there was a body it could be many miles away 3 months later. No dog would find it. It is up to the investigators to find where a body could be.

Why would a dog not be able to find a body that was many miles away from the location that the death took place?

[pathfinder73]

The dog would have to be searching in the right location. Obviously a dog searching in PDL could not find a body if it is many miles away 3 months later.

[Eleanor]

The dog would have to be searching in the right location. Obviously a dog searching in PDL could not find a body if it is many miles away 3 months later.

That is a brilliant observation.

[Venturi Swirl]

The dog would have to be searching in the right location. Obviously a dog searching in PDL could not find a body if it is many miles away 3 months later.

Excuses, excuses.

[pathfinder73]

Nonsense. Theresa Parker's body was found many miles away from the crime scene after Eddie alerted.

The second witness was Martin Grime of the United Kingdom. He is occasionally contracted by the U.S. government and is a qualified expert in cadaver dogs.

Grime displayed five videos of his search dog “Eddie,” trained to search for human decomposition. The videos, filmed at the LaFayette Police Department during September 2007, displayed the dog’s ability to pick up on alert scents and did not show any video of the dog searching for the remains of Teresa Parker.

On Sept. 20, 2007, Eddie and Grime traveled to Sam Parker’s residence at 95 Cordell Ave. in LaFayette for the dog to search the property.

During Woodruff’s questioning, Grime said Eddie was used to search the residence — inside, around and underneath — and found nothing. But in the garage area, between a boat and a pickup truck, Eddie gave an alert of a scent.

https://www.dailycitizen.news/news/pretrial-testimony-continues-in-sam-parker-murder-case/article_2b8490e6-f07f-5892-b7b9-cbb2aa5ce082.html

[Robittybob1]

Excuses, excuses.

You are being deliberately difficult aren't you.  If a body has been transported between two or more locations, the cadaver dog may pick up that the cadaver was once at that location, but only the investigators will show how the body moved between the locations. 

[Venturi Swirl]

You are being deliberately difficult aren't you.  If a body has been transported between two or more locations, the cadaver dog may pick up that the cadaver was once at that location, but only the investigators will show how the body moved between the locations.

No, I was being wry.  You just don’t get me Robbity so I suggest you ignore me, it will cause you less angst.

[Robittybob1]

No, I was being wry.  You just don’t get me Robbity so I suggest you ignore me, it will cause you less angst.

I'm a moderator here so I'll hardly ignore you especially if you're being wry.

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