Amaral and the dogs

[pathfinder73]

Amaranth agrees with me... That's going to upset a few people

Glad I made your day 

[mercury]

They do something called a DNA sweep
That's what they should have done on the bedclothes too instead of sending them to the laundry

Who sent the bedclothes to the laundry and when? Do you have the cite?

[Mr Gray]

Who sent the bedclothes to the laundry and when? Do you have the cite?

You asked the same question last week and the cite was supplied...we've just had a quote where Saint amaral agrees with me

[pathfinder73]

Doesn't answer the question.... How many washes would it take to remover cadaver scent



Every wash dilutes the scent until there is non left

I don't know.

An EVRD dog received additional training on human cadavers which were buried on land and submerged underwater. This took place in America and facilitated by the FBI at the University of Tennessee. The scent detection threshold of the dog is greatly enhanced. (MH)

[Mr Gray]

I don't know.

An EVRD dog received additional training on human cadavers which were buried on land and submerged underwater. This took place in America and facilitated by the FBI at the University of Tennessee. The scent detection threshold of the dog is greatly enhanced. (MH)

Both those cases are not remnant scent as the cadaver is still present

[mercury]

You asked the same question last week and the cite was supplied...we've just had a quote where Saint amaral agrees with me

You must be mixing me up with someone else...and I don't recall reading either the question from another or the cite provided, and Amaral in your latest quote makes no mention of laundering the bedclothes either, so you are making it up as you go along it seems, unless you can prove I'm mistaken...go ahead, happy to be corrected

[Mr Gray]

You must be mixing me up with someone else...and I don't recall reading either the question from another or the cite provided, and Amaral in your latest quote makes no mention of laundering the bedclothes either, so you are making it up as you go along it seems, unless you can prove I'm mistaken...go ahead, happy to be corrected

Be happy
You are corrected

[mercury]

Be happy
You are corrected

That's not a mature answer, it doesn't answer the question, neither does it provide  any facts, so can I take it I was correct. Thanks. if anyone else wants to provide THE cite that shows the bedclothes were sent off to the laundry, go ahead.

[G-Unit]

1. Eddie didn't alert to pig's blood, he alerted to human blood.
2, Even if he did alert to pig's blood, how did it get there? Do you think some previous holiday maker had smuggled their pet pot-bellied pig into the apartment and it had an accident?

[Lace]

1. Eddie didn't alert to pig's blood, he alerted to human blood.
2, Even if he did alert to pig's blood, how did it get there? Do you think some previous holiday maker had smuggled their pet pot-bellied pig into the apartment and it had an accident?

Eddie was trained using pig carcasses,   Grime said himself the dog wouldn't be able to distinguish between pig and human decomposed flesh.

No I don't think anyone would have smuggled a pet pot-bellied pig into the apartment [though they could check  ]    pig blood as I have said before could have been in the fertiliser in the garden soil.

Though I think it was more than likely the bedroom alert was to something that had blood on it but was removed.

[Alfred R Jones]

Not that I'm advocating that pig blood was what Eddie alerted to, but the scent of it could have been brought into the apartment by a butcher or an abbatoir worker (on holiday?  part-time cleaner?) , so no need for the ridiculous pot-belly pig scenario.

[Eleanor]

Sorry.  I refuse to believe that Cadaver Scent can't be washed out, even after only three or four washes, if as many as that.

[stephen25000]

Sorry.  I refuse to believe that Cadaver Scent can't be washed out, even after only three or four washes, if as many as that.

You do know I presume organic remains millions of years old have been found ?

[Mr Gray]

You do know I presume organic remains millions of years old have been found ?

That's the whole point
There were no remains in Pdl
You wouldn't get rid of a dinosaur in 2 or 3 washes

[stephen25000]

That's the whole point
There were no remains in Pdl
You wouldn't get rid of a dinosaur in 2 or 3 washes

You do not know that.

it depends on the effectiveness of the sampling method, and if the samples were taken from the correct locations.