« Reply #135 on: March 22, 2014, 08:20:05 PM »
Nevertheless it still took 20 minutes before the dog first alerted in 5A. If he had been allowed to spend that same amount of time in the other apartments instead of approx 3-5 mins max - then who's to say he would not have alerted in one or more of them. Remembering Martin Grime's claim that his dogs could locate the minutest scent of blood - even from decades ago - I find it hard to believe that no-one had ever deposited a single drop of blood anywhere in any of those other apartments for years on end.
IMO it is quite apparent that it was Grime who totally controlled how long a dog would spend in any one place - not the dogs.
If searching 5A was Eddie's first job (after being confined in the car) then that may have contributed to his initial excitement/enthusiasm to 'get going' once released from it. Just a thought.
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