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Re: The truth about the Cadaver Dogs and DNA
« Reply #15 on: April 03, 2013, 10:13:04 PM »
P.S. I hold degrees in Science, including one in Chemistry

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wow, we have a scientist amongst us

what honour - if only the pretendy law enforcement officers could join us tonight

we can solve the case before the test card comes on

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Re: The truth about the Cadaver Dogs and DNA
« Reply #16 on: April 03, 2013, 10:17:49 PM »
@ Stephen25000

Let us start with basics before getting complicated

What odor does Eddie the Cadaver dog alert to?
What odor does Keela the Blood dog alert to?

What does a single alert by either mean?

Why are the deployed together?


I await the the answer to my question first.

Now let's try you on a basic piece of simple science first.

Can you provide me with a list of compounds which these dogs can alert to ?

P.S. I hold degrees in Science, including one in Chemistry.

Here's a simple task for you.

Provide a pathway for the synthesis of Benzene from Carbon.

Please don't bother googling it, that won't impress me.

Do you know what !,5 Diaminopentane/Pentane-1,2-diammine is ?

There's a whole lot more to follow.  8((()*/

Stephen, answer Debunker's VERY simple questions first please
If you care to retain any credibility
and yes - you may google away


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Re: The truth about the Cadaver Dogs and DNA
« Reply #17 on: April 03, 2013, 10:18:39 PM »
@ Stephen25000

Let us start with basics before getting complicated

What odor does Eddie the Cadaver dog alert to?
What odor does Keela the Blood dog alert to?

What does a single alert by either mean?

Why are the deployed together?




I await the the answer to my question first.



Now let's try you on a basic piece of simple science first.


Can you provide me with a list of compounds which these dogs can alert to ?



P.S. I hold degrees in Science, including one in Chemistry.

Here's a simple task for you.



Provide a pathway for the synthesis of Benzene from Carbon.

Please don't bother googling it, that won't impress me.

Do you know what !,5 Diaminopentane/Pentane-1,2-diammine is ?





There's a whole lot more to follow.  8((()*/



ALL delaying bullshit.

THe chemical is cadaverine, dogs also react to putresine.

MY organic chemistry is 45 years post A level.

NOw stop showingyourself up and answer my questions.

stephen25000

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Re: The truth about the Cadaver Dogs and DNA
« Reply #18 on: April 03, 2013, 10:19:16 PM »
P.S. I hold degrees in Science, including one in Chemistry

unquote

wow, we have a scientist amongst us

what honour - if only the pretendy law enforcement officers could join us tonight

we can solve the case before the test card comes on


Stupid comments like that are the hallmark of  what I have come to expect from the extreme supporters of the Mccanns.

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Re: The truth about the Cadaver Dogs and DNA
« Reply #19 on: April 03, 2013, 10:20:10 PM »
P.S. I hold degrees in Science, including one in Chemistry

unquote

wow, we have a scientist amongst us

what honour - if only the pretendy law enforcement officers could join us tonight

we can solve the case before the test card comes on



Stupid comments like that are the hallmark of  what I have come to expect from the extreme supporters of the Mccanns.

ANswer the questions.

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Re: The truth about the Cadaver Dogs and DNA
« Reply #20 on: April 03, 2013, 10:22:49 PM »
P.S. I hold degrees in Science, including one in Chemistry

unquote

wow, we have a scientist amongst us

what honour - if only the pretendy law enforcement officers could join us tonight

we can solve the case before the test card comes on



Stupid comments like that are the hallmark of  what I have come to expect from the extreme supporters of the Mccanns.

ANswer the questions.

come on Stephen - all those years at uni - no doubt at my expense

I expect FIREWORKS of logic and reason

No less

stephen25000

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Re: The truth about the Cadaver Dogs and DNA
« Reply #21 on: April 03, 2013, 10:24:10 PM »
@ Stephen25000

Let us start with basics before getting complicated

What odor does Eddie the Cadaver dog alert to?
What odor does Keela the Blood dog alert to?

What does a single alert by either mean?

Why are the deployed together?




I await the the answer to my question first.



Now let's try you on a basic piece of simple science first.


Can you provide me with a list of compounds which these dogs can alert to ?



P.S. I hold degrees in Science, including one in Chemistry.

Here's a simple task for you.



Provide a pathway for the synthesis of Benzene from Carbon.

Please don't bother googling it, that won't impress me.

Do you know what !,5 Diaminopentane/Pentane-1,2-diammine is ?





There's a whole lot more to follow.  8((()*/



ALL delaying bullshit.

THe chemical is cadaverine, dogs also react to putresine.

MY organic chemistry is 45 years post A level.

NOw stop showingyourself up and answer my questions.

 I'm delaying nothing.

You clearly are getting angry.

Again you can't answer questions.

P.S. Dogs react to far more compounds than that. The ones you gave can easily be accessed from google.

So please keep trying.

stephen25000

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Re: The truth about the Cadaver Dogs and DNA
« Reply #22 on: April 03, 2013, 10:26:54 PM »
P.S. I hold degrees in Science, including one in Chemistry

unquote

wow, we have a scientist amongst us

what honour - if only the pretendy law enforcement officers could join us tonight

we can solve the case before the test card comes on



Stupid comments like that are the hallmark of  what I have come to expect from the extreme supporters of the Mccanns.

ANswer the questions.


Who do you think you are, demanding answers to questions, which you clearly would not comprehend ?

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Re: The truth about the Cadaver Dogs and DNA
« Reply #23 on: April 03, 2013, 10:28:33 PM »
So no answers to straightforward questions re. the dogs from Stephen??

Despite degrees in science coming out of his ears?

Bit of a disappointment

But not entirely unexpected @)(++(*


 

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Re: The truth about the Cadaver Dogs and DNA
« Reply #24 on: April 03, 2013, 10:30:10 PM »
P.S. I hold degrees in Science, including one in Chemistry

unquote

wow, we have a scientist amongst us

what honour - if only the pretendy law enforcement officers could join us tonight

we can solve the case before the test card comes on


Stupid comments like that are the hallmark of  what I have come to expect from the extreme supporters of the Mccanns.
I am most definitely not an extreme supporter of the McCanns. I am very much looking forward to reading your answers to Debunkers questions.

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Re: The truth about the Cadaver Dogs and DNA
« Reply #25 on: April 03, 2013, 10:30:39 PM »
@ Stephen25000

Let us start with basics before getting complicated

What odor does Eddie the Cadaver dog alert to?
What odor does Keela the Blood dog alert to?



What does a single alert by either mean?

Why are the deployed together?





I await the the answer to my question first.

Now let's try you on a basic piece of simple science first.


Can you provide me with a list of compounds which these dogs can alert to ?



P.S. I hold degrees in Science, including one in Chemistry.




Here's a simple task for you.







Provide a pathway for the synthesis of Benzene from Carbon.

Please don't bother googling it, that won't impress me.


Do you know what !,5 Diaminopentane/Pentane-1,2-diammine is ?


There's a whole lot more to follow.  8((()*/



ALL delaying bullshit.

THe chemical is cadaverine, dogs also react to putresine.



MY organic chemistry is 45 years post A level.

NOw stop showingyourself up and answer my questions.



 I'm delaying nothing.

You clearly are getting angry.

Again you can't answer questions.


P.S. Dogs react to far more compounds than that. The ones you gave can easily be accessed from google.

So please keep trying.

I never get angry, just frustrated at people who can't give straight answers.

I know that dogs react to many compounds; I just gave the most common pair. All from memory.

Now answer my simple questionsbefore you are laughed off this board.

stephen25000

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Re: The truth about the Cadaver Dogs and DNA
« Reply #26 on: April 03, 2013, 10:31:57 PM »
So no answers to straightforward questions re. the dogs from Stephen??

Despite degrees in science coming out of his ears?

Bit of a disappointment

But not entirely unexpected @)(++(*

I presume you are of the Manuel school of thought 8)-)))



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Re: The truth about the Cadaver Dogs and DNA
« Reply #27 on: April 03, 2013, 10:34:09 PM »
Can I ask you seriously to explain how you think a poster here can actually tell us the motives for Kate McCann doing what you claim she did regarding the book.

What evidence would they have? How could they do anything but guess blindly as to the motive?

I will give you my guess.

If what you say about the book is true then she probably removed it because she realised it was possibly wrong and did not wish to mislead people.

But its a guess as there is no way of knowing.

Now could you answer the questions about the dogs that have been posed to you? And till you have answered those could you stop playing games with your distraction comments about your scientific background and your odd attempts to blind people with that knowledge?

Possibly the most important question relating to the dogs is why you treat them as evidence when the dog handler himself was very clear that their alerts were not evidence?  He is adamant that without corroborative forensics (which were not found) the alerts are not to be treated as evidence.

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Re: The truth about the Cadaver Dogs and DNA
« Reply #28 on: April 03, 2013, 10:36:09 PM »
So no answers to straightforward questions re. the dogs from Stephen??

Despite degrees in science coming out of his ears?

Bit of a disappointment

But not entirely unexpected @)(++(*

I presume you are of the Manuel school of thought 8)-)))

 8(>(( answer Debunker's clear and concise questions please

You are quite the Academic after all

Shouldn't test you unduly

stephen25000

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Re: The truth about the Cadaver Dogs and DNA
« Reply #29 on: April 03, 2013, 10:38:21 PM »
@ Stephen25000

Let us start with basics before getting complicated

What odor does Eddie the Cadaver dog alert to?
What odor does Keela the Blood dog alert to?



What does a single alert by either mean?

Why are the deployed together?





I await the the answer to my question first.

Now let's try you on a basic piece of simple science first.


Can you provide me with a list of compounds which these dogs can alert to ?



P.S. I hold degrees in Science, including one in Chemistry.




Here's a simple task for you.







Provide a pathway for the synthesis of Benzene from Carbon.

Please don't bother googling it, that won't impress me.


Do you know what !,5 Diaminopentane/Pentane-1,2-diammine is ?


There's a whole lot more to follow.  8((()*/



ALL delaying bullshit.

THe chemical is cadaverine, dogs also react to putresine.



MY organic chemistry is 45 years post A level.

NOw stop showingyourself up and answer my questions.



 I'm delaying nothing.

You clearly are getting angry.

Again you can't answer questions.


P.S. Dogs react to far more compounds than that. The ones you gave can easily be accessed from google.

So please keep trying.

I never get angry, just frustrated at people who can't give straight answers.

I know that dogs react to many compounds; I just gave the most common pair. All from memory.

Now answer my simple questionsbefore you are laughed off this board.


Let's try this again.

No more googling please, it's unbecoming.

meanwhile you aren't answering questions, merely evading, as per normal behaviour in 'mccannites' as they have become to be known.

In terms of sheer probability 8)-))) you picked the two compounds which have been mentioned on numerous forums.

P.S. I'm here to stay  8(8-)) 8)--))


Meanwhile have a good evening festering on subjects you pretend to have knowledge of, but clearly don't.