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Someone shoved a body in a Wheelie Bin last summer but got caught.
Also there was a drunk man who climbed into one of those larger bins that shops like Sainsburys have and got crushed in the dust cart. His body got found on the dump.
"You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JR
Someone shoved a body in a Wheelie Bin last summer but got caught.
Also there was a drunk man who climbed into one of those larger bins that shops like Sainsburys have and got crushed in the dust cart. His body got found on the dump.
Now that's a real shame when folks be throwin' away a perfectly good white boy like that.
Just thought I'd mention that if you became a suspect the Police have Cadaver Dogs that can detect an area where a corpse has been laying. They are sufficient to secure conviction.
Just thought I'd mention that if you became a suspect the Police have Cadaver Dogs that can detect an area where a corpse has been laying. They are sufficient to secure conviction.
They also have aerial reconnaissance equipment that can detect recent corpses, even if buried, based on slight temperature differences.
A lot of funds have gone into developing these for detecting mass graves in war zones such as Bosnia.
(Decomposition, and especially the presence of maggots, has a pronounced effect on temperature. )
Just thought I'd mention that if you became a suspect the Police have Cadaver Dogs that can detect an area where a corpse has been laying. They are sufficient to secure conviction.
Would that be the same dog as in the McGann case?????
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