Exhibit A and the Trial of D'Andre Lane.

[Robittybob1]

I'm busy so if I say it would take a week to read it will take at least a week to read.  In fact I can barely make myself take the punishment of reading it to be honest.  Did you enjoy reading it?

Have you got the name and the link again?

[Mr Gray]

I'm busy so if I say it would take a week to read it will take at least a week to read.  In fact I can barely make myself take the punishment of reading it to be honest.  Did you enjoy reading it?

You said it's in the first 12 pages... It isn't.. You are wrong and should remove your post..

[Mr Gray]

Have you got the name and the link again?

http://eprints.staffs.ac.uk/4750/1/Forensic%20Canine%20Foundation%20.pdf

[Robittybob1]

if you open the document and search for the word blood, the 3rd occasion it has this sentence " .... and locate the odours of decomposing flesh , bone and blood, ...."

The word "decomposing" covers all three types of tissue;  flesh, bone and blood.

[Mr Gray]

if you open the document and search for the word blood, the 3rd occasion it has this sentence " .... and locate the odours of decomposing flesh , bone and blood, ...."

The word "decomposing" covers all three types of tissue;  flesh, bone and blood.

No it doesn't... That's just your interpretation... And IMO its wrong

[Robittybob1]

if you open the document and search for the word blood, the 5th occasion it has this sentence " .... human decomposition odour that is the result of direct or indirect contact transference in the absence of recoverable human remains or blood."

You will only get that odour if the flesh bone or blood is decomposed.

[Robittybob1]

No it doesn't... That's just your interpretation... And IMO its wrong

Let the forum decide.

[Mr Gray]

Let the forum decide.

I dont really care...you are posting your opinion as fact...and imo you are totally mistaken

[ShiningInLuz]

Let the forum decide.

You've got my vote.   

[Robittybob1]

I dont really care...you are posting your opinion as fact...and imo you are totally mistaken

I've quoted directly from the White paper.   The word blood appears 91 times and I have not explored all of the instances but I welcome you to show me a quote which contradicts the 2 cites I have given you.

[Mr Gray]

You've got my vote.   

for whast its worth..another poster who is mistaken. The dogs alert ro blood...blood that has dried in situ...according to grime......grime never uses the phrase decomposing blood

[Mr Gray]

I've quoted directly from the White paper.   The word blood appears 91 times and I have not explored all of the instances but I welcome you to show me a quote which contradicts the 2 cites I have given you.

you havent given a cite relating to "decomposed blood"....youve given your opinin that grime is referring to decomposed blood

im absolutely certain you are totally mistaken..as is sil...

[Robittybob1]

for whast its worth..another poster who is mistaken. The dogs alert ro blood...blood that has dried in situ...according to grime......grime never uses the phrase decomposing blood

That was Keela's forte not Eddie's.    Find a cite that proves your point then, from the White paper.

[Mr Gray]

if you open the document and search for the word blood, the 5th occasion it has this sentence " .... human decomposition odour that is the result of direct or indirect contact transference in the absence of recoverable human remains or blood."

You will only get that odour if the flesh bone or blood is decomposed.

eddie reacts to blood from a living person that has dried in situ...not decomposed blood.

[Mr Gray]

That was Keela's forte not Eddie's.    Find a cite that proves your point then, from the White paper.

eddie and keela both respond to blood from a livinfg person. you are totally mistaken..imo

I shall continue to post eddie alerts to blood ...as confirmed by grime