Forensics: The Real CSI. BBC2
Discussion
The forensic side is fairly pedestrian, can there be many people familiar with TV crime drama unaware of
the basics of crime scene etiquette, fingerprints and blood spatter?
More interesting is the suspect, realising he's f
ked, and in direct opposition to his matter-of-fact
and calm 999 call, goes down the "I'm a drug fiend and I can't remember killing two women" route.
the basics of crime scene etiquette, fingerprints and blood spatter?
More interesting is the suspect, realising he's f
ked, and in direct opposition to his matter-of-fact and calm 999 call, goes down the "I'm a drug fiend and I can't remember killing two women" route.
I find stuff like this fascinating.
Similar to a good 24 Hours In Police Custody, it’s really interesting to see how they piece together a defence to ward off potential directions of travel for the lawyers to go down.
He was aware he was thinking of heading next door as he told the original call handler to come quickly.
Having his phone history was illuminating.
Similar to a good 24 Hours In Police Custody, it’s really interesting to see how they piece together a defence to ward off potential directions of travel for the lawyers to go down.
He was aware he was thinking of heading next door as he told the original call handler to come quickly.
Having his phone history was illuminating.
MOBB said:
Any theories on why the neighbour was killed?
I assumed he thought he'd do his landlord (may as well), and only she was in, so "she will do"?
He was asked why, if he had a gripe with the landlord why did he kill the landlord's innocent wife, he couldn't answer.I assumed he thought he'd do his landlord (may as well), and only she was in, so "she will do"?
I would wager it's easier, and less of a sin, to kill a woman, cultural misogyny in action.
I've recorded this but not watched it yet. It's interesting as a case to me, as I can see the 2 houses and back gardens of the people involved from my kitchen window... First I knew of it is when I had a knock on the door and it was a detective who asked me if I'd seen or heard anything suspicious that morning, as there had been an incident. My wife came back later and said she'd had to go the long way round as the street was cordoned off. When details started to emerge it was crazy to think this had all happened just down the road... The house is still boarded up and their cars are still on the drive. One of them has a broken window from that day and still has police tape on it. It will be interesting to find out more about what happened and why.
BlindandLost said:
and their cars are still on the drive.
I watched the programme, and wondered what the car under the cover was on the neighbours drive. As there seemed to be at least one welder in the garage I wondered if it might be something interesting. As for the rest of it, it was interesting enough but not really my kind of thing.
droopsnoot said:
BlindandLost said:
and their cars are still on the drive.
I watched the programme, and wondered what the car under the cover was on the neighbours drive. As there seemed to be at least one welder in the garage I wondered if it might be something interesting. As for the rest of it, it was interesting enough but not really my kind of thing.
I assumed it was abandoned, then when we saw the welder, I went, oooo, might be interesting!
droopsnoot said:
I watched the programme, and wondered what the car under the cover was on the neighbours drive. As there seemed to be at least one welder in the garage I wondered if it might be something interesting.
As for the rest of it, it was interesting enough but not really my kind of thing.
I’ll see if I can tell next time I go past on a wanderAs for the rest of it, it was interesting enough but not really my kind of thing.
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