Cadaver dogs are unreliable - Eugene Zapata

[ShiningInLuz]

Can you tell me where they would taken on a dark evening after the twins last nappy change?

Surely to the wheelie bins?

[Robittybob1]

The twins were in nappies. The nappies would contain urine as the baby wipes would also. Those nappies would have been put in the bin.

There was no alert to the bin or the twins cots.

What evidence is there that cadaver dogs alert to urine? 

[barrier]

Sunny is long gone.

[Robittybob1]

Sunny is long gone.

But the case goes on.

[barrier]

But the case goes on.

But replying to their post's and expecting answers won't get you very far.

[Robittybob1]

But replying to their post's and expecting answers won't get you very far.

It is a pretty general question.  No doubt Davel will know. 
Q.  What evidence is there that cadaver dogs alert to urine?

[barrier]

It is a pretty general question.  No doubt Davel will know. 
Q.  What evidence is there that cadaver dogs alert to urine?

davel might tell  us he know's,whether he does is a matter of conjecture.

[barrier]

It is a pretty general question.  No doubt Davel will know. 
Q.  What evidence is there that cadaver dogs alert to urine?

Cadaverine, the smell of which is officially classified as “unpleasant,” is responsible for the foul smell of rotting flesh and is also found in urine and semen. Putrescine, which smells fairly similar to cadaverine, is also what makes bad breath bad. Skatole — which is also found in coal tar — and indole are major components of feces. Strangely enough, skatole and indole are also used in low concentrations to develop flowery scents for perfumes.

[jassi]

It occurs to me that if these dogs react to urine, they'd never get passed the first lamppost.

[barrier]

It occurs to me that if these dogs react to urine, they'd never get passed the first lamppost.

Nor alot of stairwells

[barrier]

It occurs to me that if these dogs react to urine, they'd never get passed the first lamppost.

Possibly stale urine and urine in a cadaver would be of a completely different chemical makeup,it'll take someone far cleverer than on here to fathom that one.

[The General]

Possibly stale urine and urine in a cadaver would be of a completely different chemical makeup,it'll take someone far cleverer than on here to fathom that one.

Cleverer than Davros? I'm not sure such a person exists.

[Mr Gray]

So it's established urine contains cadaverine so is it possible a dog would alert to stale urine... Bianca's seat
From what I can see the digs are not tested for other substances... When discussing false positives grime tals of 200 case searches.  He doesn't mention testing... The reason is clear imo

[barrier]

So it's established urine contains cadaverine so is it possible a dog would alert to stale urine... Bianca's seat
From what I can see the digs are not tested for other substances... When discussing false positives grime tals of 200 case searches.  He doesn't mention testing... The reason is clear imo

Possibly stale urine and urine in a cadaver would be of a completely different chemical makeup,it'll take someone far cleverer than on here to fathom that one.

[Mr Gray]

Your quote mentions urine... Not urine from a cadaver..
What's the link