How long does cadaver scent last?

[Alice Purjorick]

The abstract doesn't specify anything about time limits as far as I can see.  There again neither did I see anything pertaining to "the scent of death" only physical remains which are a sort of clincher as far as presuming death is concerned I would imagine. Who knows, could be well worth requesting the full text if the abstract is anything to go by.

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/281125919_Canine_and_Scent_Detection_A_Bibliography_Related_to_Crime_Scene_Interpretation_with_Emphases_in_Forensic_Geotaphonomic_and_Forensic_Archaeological_Field_Techniques_17th_Edition

I was rather expecting someone might lob out coin of the realm, buy the book, read the book and then be better informed rather than form a jumped instant conclusion on the basis of an abstract or a long held prejudice.
I would imagine some posters have very decorative stick men and animals on their cfave walls always assuming they worked out how to make fire.
The dogs are bit like the bicycle shed in Parkinson.

[slartibartfast]

According  to the results in Jersey... Supposedly  years.. Which I find total BS

Thou shall not argue that because of our ignorance, claim must be true or false. (“Ad Ignorantiam”)

[Mr Gray]

Thou shall not argue that because of our ignorance, claim must be true or false. (“Ad Ignorantiam”)

According  to reports from Jersey deciduous  teeth were recovered from the site of the alerts... In my opinion... I find.... That is BS

Similarly the, alert in the flower bed

[slartibartfast]

According  to reports from Jersey deciduous  teeth were recovered from the site of the alerts... In my opinion... I find.... That is BS

Similarly the, alert in the flower bed

As long as the readership understands the fallacy you are employing.

[Mr Gray]

As long as the readership understands the fallacy you are employing.

I'm sure they are all well versed in the art of fallacies.... It's basic knowledge  these, days

[Robittybob1]

I'm sure they are all well versed in the art of fallacies.... It's basic knowledge  these, days

Speak for yourself.

[Carana]

You may find something in here.
Canine and Scent Detection. A Bibliography Related to Crime Scene Interpretation with Emphases in Forensic Geotaphonomic and Forensic Archaeological Field Techniques (17th Edition)

What did you find relevant?

[Mr Gray]

Thou shall not argue that because of our ignorance, claim must be true or false. (“Ad Ignorantiam”)

I think you misunderstand your fallacies... If I say the the absence of evidence against the mccanns is, evidence of their innocence.... Then that is not a, fallacy

If I say it's proof of their innocence... Then that is a fallacy

[Mr Gray]

I was rather expecting someone might lob out coin of the realm, buy the book, read the book and then be better informed rather than form a jumped instant conclusion on the basis of an abstract or a long held prejudice.
I would imagine some posters have very decorative stick men and animals on their cfave walls always assuming they worked out how to make fire.
The dogs are bit like the bicycle shed in Parkinson.

We don't need to buy any book.... Harrison and Grime have told us all we need to know

[Alice Purjorick]

What did you find relevant?

The fact that it is a published work seemingly having some authority outside Wyboston Beds rather than the usual litany of unreviewed research papers we see on here that have been scabbed from the internet. I could go on but the Mods will not like it one little bit.....

[Mr Gray]

The fact that it is a published work seemingly having some authority outside Wyboston Beds rather than the usual litany of unreviewed research papers we see on here that have been scabbed from the internet. I could go on but the Mods will not like it one little bit.....

The question.. Is it relavent.... Does it deal with remnant scent.... Does it tell us anymore than we already know


There is very little proper info te remnant scent

[misty]

I was rather expecting someone might lob out coin of the realm, buy the book, read the book and then be better informed rather than form a jumped instant conclusion on the basis of an abstract or a long held prejudice.
I would imagine some posters have very decorative stick men and animals on their cfave walls always assuming they worked out how to make fire.
The dogs are bit like the bicycle shed in Parkinson.

It doesn't appear to be a book. I have applied for access to the full document & am waiting to hear if the author is willing to share.

[Alice Purjorick]

It doesn't appear to be a book. I have applied for access to the full document & am waiting to hear if the author is willing to share.

Coconut to the lady.
It may at least provide a different setting out point to work from...

[misty]

Coconut to the lady.
It may at least provide a different setting out point to work from...

Some of the research appears to be rather yesterday's news, Alice. The part that interests me is odour adhering to the hand by contact or close proximity.
I will let you know if I am granted full access but if there are bucks involved then it's a no from me.

[Alice Purjorick]

Some of the research appears to be rather yesterday's news, Alice. The part that interests me is odour adhering to the hand by contact or close proximity.
I will let you know if I am granted full access but if there are bucks involved then it's a no from me.

What would you expect to find in a bibliography?
So is Tim O'Shenko if you want to look at it that way.
Your point  being?