Was Eddie The perfect Dog for the role ?

[The General]

You've seen one... Isn't that a bit pathetic... One that was questioned by the experts..

In Jersey the final report was critical of the action taken due to the alerts which resulted in tons of earth being moved and nothing found.

Looking at the evidence the ability of the dogs was overhyped...
In Luz it looks as if the alerts took the investigation in the wrong direction

No.
Are you in favour of not using them any more?

[Mr Gray]

No.
Are you in favour of not using them any more?

I'm in favour of using them for what they are trained for

[The General]

I'm in favour of using them for what they are trained for

Phew.. Just for a minute I thought all specific canine breeding, dating back to the infancy of Agrarian Society, perhaps 10,000 years, was in vain.

[Mr Gray]

Phew.. Just for a minute I thought all specific canine breeding, dating back to the infancy of Agrarian Society, perhaps 10,000 years, was in vain.

You should know my posts are based on sound logic and evidence... Remnant scent detection it seems goes back to 2005 and was the idea of Mark Harrison from what I can see..

[Lace]

Amanda Edwards

Wiltshire, UK
A female was abducted by her ex-boyfriend. Intelligence suggested that her ex-boy friend had taken her to his house. A search by the EVRD of the house resulted in small blood stains being alert indicated and forensically confirmed as her blood. The suspect, a builder, was in possession of a van. This was searched and the EVRD dog alerted to a 'wacker plate', spirtit level, and shovel. A site was identified where the suspect had been working. The EVRD then located the body deposition site in an area of a garbage base that had been prepared by the suspect. He had returned with the dead girl, dug a grave in the centre, placed the body in the hole, replaced the spoil and then used the shovel, wacker plate and spirit level to return the ground to its original state.

https://www.mccannpjfiles.co.uk/PJ/MARTIN_GRIMES.htm

On the late afternoon of April 15, while Cortis remained in custody, tracker dogs drew officers' attention to a spot on a building site where Cortis had worked as a plasterer.

A tent was set up over the area and police intended to come back the next day to dig.

The maximum period for which police can keep a person in custody is 96 hours, but Cortis was released after 78 hours in the early morning of April 16 as they did not consider they had enough evidence to charge him.

He was found hanging at 1.25pm by his mother-in-law, Theresa Tavener. Twenty minutes later at the building site police found a plastic sheet which had contained a new mattress which Cortis bought after the murder.

Later when the plastic sheet was removed it was found to contain Miss Edwards' body, her wrists and ankes bound with tape.

https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2005/jun/23/ukcrime.stevenmorris

Alerted to blood then.

[Mr Gray]

disappearance.

He said Cortis unwittingly led police to the spot he had buried her body. The father-of-two told detectives he'd bought a new mattress and dumped the old one in a skip at The Knoll, Malmesbury.


No mention of the dog finding the burial site

[The General]

disappearance.

He said Cortis unwittingly led police to the spot he had buried her body. The father-of-two told detectives he'd bought a new mattress and dumped the old one in a skip at The Knoll, Malmesbury.


No mention of the dog finding the burial site

These dogs are amazing.

[G-Unit]

You should know my posts are based on sound logic and evidence... Remnant scent detection it seems goes back to 2005 and was the idea of Mark Harrison from what I can see..

I don't know what 'remnant scent detection' means, but there were cadaver detection dogs before 2005.
https://www.forces.net/feature/dogs-trained-find-bodies

[Mr Gray]

I don't know what 'remnant scent detection' means, but there were cadaver detection dogs before 2005.
https://www.forces.net/feature/dogs-trained-find-bodies

You don't know what remnant scent detection is.  ..where have you been for the past 13 years. If you want to know, why I mention 2005 read Grimes white paper

[pathfinder73]

Alerted to blood then.

And alerted to cadaver scent on building tools and found the body.

[Mr Gray]

And alerted to cadaver scent on building tools and found the body.

What's that now.. 3 in ten years

[G-Unit]

You don't know what remnant scent detection is.  ..where have you been for the past 13 years. If you want to know, why I mention 2005 read Grimes white paper

Is it what cadaver dogs do? If so, they were doing it before 2005.

[Mr Gray]

Is it what cadaver dogs do? If so, they were doing it before 2005.

it seems before 2005 they were VRD dogs....do you know what an HTTEDD dog is

[Mr Gray]

I don't know what 'remnant scent detection' means, but there were cadaver detection dogs before 2005.
https://www.forces.net/feature/dogs-trained-find-bodies

do you raed your own links......these are dogs trained to find bodies....but if you dont understand what remnant scent deteection is theres little hope of you understanding much more