Eddie and Keela and what the alerts meant if anything.

[pathfinder73]

Eddie is trained to help recover and find evidence... Hr doesn't seem to be much help

And why would you think that a body would still be in the same place where Eddie alerted 6 months later? The body was found 30 miles away from where he searched. His job is to detect cadaver scent months later and if he does alert the police pay close attention! I'm not surprised the Madeleine McCann case is still on-going 12 years later.

[Mr Gray]

You are capable of asking for a cite.  I will ask for cites where I want proof, but in this case  you sort it please.

Yes you've asked for it, Pathfinder should provide it. Done.

And no doubt you will take action against pathfinder when he us unable to provide a cite

[Mr Gray]

And why would you think that a body would still be in the same place where Eddie alerted 6 months later? The body was found 30 miles away from where he searched. His job is to detect cadaver scent months later and if he does alert the police pay close attention! I'm not surprised the Madeleine McCann case is still on-going 12 years later.

So eddie did not find Parker's body... Eddie found nothing... Again

[Robittybob1]

I'm quoting Grime from his statement in pdl

So you are saying Martin Grime says "Eddie is trained to help recover and find evidence"?  Did he really say that in his PdL statement! 

[pathfinder73]

So eddie did not find Parker's body... Eddie found nothing... Again

The body was 30 miles away so how would he find it? 

[The General]

The body was 30 miles away so how would he find it? 

...on a Greyhound bus?

[Mr Gray]

So you are saying Martin Grime says "Eddie is trained to help recover and find evidence"?  Did he really say that in his PdL statement!

What do you think... If you are going to continually contradict me it might be s good idea to know the facts

[Mr Gray]

The body was 30 miles away so how would he find it? 

So he didn't find it.... He found his ususl nothing

[Billy Whizz Fan Club]

I understand that we can argue over the cellular material that was found but to write off the dogs alerts as useless is just fanciful in my opinion. The FBI would never use their alerts as indicators if that was the case.

[Mr Gray]

I understand that we can argue over the cellular material that was found but to write off the dogs alerts as useless is just fanciful in my opinion. The FBI would never use their alerts as indicators if that was the case.

It might be fanciful in your opinion but not in mine... The dogs are trained to find evidence... What good have the alerts been this case... No help whatsoever

[Robittybob1]

So he didn't find it.... He found his ususl nothing

There is such a thing as the past presence of a cadaver.   You won't find anything but the odour is there.

[Mr Gray]

I understand that we can argue over the cellular material that was found but to write off the dogs alerts as useless is just fanciful in my opinion. The FBI would never use their alerts as indicators if that was the case.

When will you understand the role of the dogs is to find evidence... That's what the FBI use them for

[Mr Gray]

There is such a thing as the past presence of a cadaver.   You won't find anything but the odour is there.

May well be there.. But how can you prove it
The law cannot rely in the bark of a dog that had no scientific validation

[Mr Gray]

There is such a thing as the past presence of a cadaver.   You won't find anything but the odour is there.

How long is it there for..would it have lasted 3 months in 5a
3months in the outside flower bed ..what does the evidence tell us

[The General]

May well be there.. But how can you prove it
The law cannot rely in the bark of a dog that had no scientific validation

Let's pack all the dogs in then, eh?