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Offline sadie

Re: Were the heal prick blood samples of MM used as a reference DNA sample
« Reply #105 on: August 31, 2016, 10:14:41 PM »
Only she can find the location of the microscopic sized sample points.
The fact that Keela alerted in the back of the car indicates that whatever was being alerted to was NOT Cadavar Odour, but dried blood

Offline Robittybob1

Re: Were the heal prick blood samples of MM used as a reference DNA sample
« Reply #106 on: August 31, 2016, 10:18:15 PM »
The fact that Keela alerted in the back of the car indicates that whatever was being alerted to was NOT Cadavar Odour, but dried blood
Similar to the situation in the apartment 5A where both Eddie and Keela alert to different aspects of the same situation.
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Offline sadie

Re: Were the heal prick blood samples of MM used as a reference DNA sample
« Reply #107 on: September 01, 2016, 12:16:22 AM »
Similar to the situation in the apartment 5A where both Eddie and Keela alert to different aspects of the same situation.
If Keela alert on her own it is dried blood
If Keela and Eddie both alert, then it is also Dried bklood

If Eddie alerts on his OWN after Keela has sniffed at the same spot, then it is likely Cadavar odour.  But it is important to note that both dogs must have sniffed at the same thing, otherwise it could be dried living blood that Eddie was alerting to

But it MUST BE verified by forensic means to be valid.

Offline Robittybob1

Re: Were the heal prick blood samples of MM used as a reference DNA sample
« Reply #108 on: September 01, 2016, 12:42:17 AM »
If Keela alert on her own it is dried blood
If Keela and Eddie both alert, then it is also Dried bklood

If Eddie alerts on his OWN after , then it is likely Cadavar odour.  But it is important to note that both dogs must have sniffed at the same thing, otherwise it could be dried living blood that Eddie was alerting to

But it MUST BE verified by forensic means to be valid.
I still think you are wrong for when would Eddie be alerting to Cadaver Odour for every time it could just be dried blood.
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Offline sadie

Re: Were the heal prick blood samples of MM used as a reference DNA sample
« Reply #109 on: September 01, 2016, 12:59:12 AM »
I still think you are wrong for when would Eddie be alerting to Cadaver Odour for every time it could just be dried blood.

I think that it is just a myth.  The idea has been mooted that it is cadavar odour and there seems to be absolutely no proof that it is cadavar odour, cos Keela doesn't seem to have been employed tio check if it uis blood  ... and certainly there is no forensic back up


If Amaral hadn't gone on about Cadavars.  If the suspicion that lay in his mind hadn't been mooted, I doubt that anyone would have thought that Eddies alerts were for anything other than dried blood from a living person.

Unecessary suspicions warp peoples perceptions.  As far as we can see keela wasn't employed to check things, so it seems that the most likely thing is that Eddie was alerting to the dried blood of a living person.

All a myth, imo

Offline mercury

Re: Were the heal prick blood samples of MM used as a reference DNA sample
« Reply #110 on: September 01, 2016, 01:27:00 AM »
I think that it is just a myth.  The idea has been mooted that it is cadavar odour and there seems to be absolutely no proof that it is cadavar odour, cos Keela doesn't seem to have been employed tio check if it uis blood  ... and certainly there is no forensic back up


If Amaral hadn't gone on about Cadavars.  If the suspicion that lay in his mind hadn't been mooted, I doubt that anyone would have thought that Eddies alerts were for anything other than dried blood from a living person.

Unecessary suspicions warp peoples perceptions.  As far as we can see keela wasn't employed to check things, so it seems that the most likely thing is that Eddie was alerting to the dried blood of a living person.

All a myth, imo

The dogs came firstand then amaral talking about them
Youre deluding yourself

As for unnecessary suspicions
Tell that to the uk police wh recommended the dogs wh brought them in and said their indications could support a removed cadaver
The portuguese had noexperience with these dogs, never heard of them, they took the british advice...fast forward they are blamed

and as far as keela was not enloyed  to see, thats your personal subjective unsubstantiated twist...

Pls stop spreading misinformation on this forum
If you dont know what youre talking about best to not hit send
False info can confuse people

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Offline Robittybob1

Re: Were the heal prick blood samples of MM used as a reference DNA sample
« Reply #111 on: September 01, 2016, 06:21:00 AM »
The dogs came firstand then amaral talking about them
Youre deluding yourself

As for unnecessary suspicions
Tell that to the uk police wh recommended the dogs wh brought them in and said their indications could support a removed cadaver
The portuguese had noexperience with these dogs, never heard of them, they took the british advice...fast forward they are blamed

and as far as keela was not enloyed  to see, thats your personal subjective unsubstantiated twist...

Pls stop spreading misinformation on this forum
If you dont know what youre talking about best to not hit send
False info can confuse people
One of the options brought about by Keela and Eddie's alert to the apartment and the McCann's rental car is that there has been a cadaver in both of those places.  Until it is proven otherwise we have to leave that option open.

I think I know what I'm talking about so I'll hit send.
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